Free treatments and Winnebago Medicine offer lifetime relief
An advertisement for Professor Sneller offering free treatments for rheumatism neuralgia toothache earache headache and related ailments. It promotes Winnebago Indian Medicines including a pain remedy cough cure and kidney and liver cure with promises of quick relief and a money back guarantee. Orders by mail or at offices with hours 9 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneller
Sosiliu
Winnebago Indian Medicine Co
Mitchell
Mitchell notices include liquor license hearing and bankruptcy
In Mitchell Dakota, Joseph P Bradley files for a retail liquor permit to be heard December 28 1899 by the City Council. Also in Mitchell, Myron H Rowley petitions for discharge from bankruptcy under the 1898 act with hearing set January 1 1900. Lists of advertised letters and related notices complete the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Bradley
Vlock No
Mitchell
County of
Davison
State of
South Dakota
J. K. Smith
District Court of the United States
District of
Myron H. Rowley
John
Carland
Congress
United States
Myron H. Rowey
A. D
Jon M. Nckell
Howard McUreary
D.C. West
Western District of
Sioux Balls
Mitchell Capital
John E. Carland
Beriof
idux-Falls
Wald
Smal
Oliver
Pandar
Brink
Mra
Alice
Brown
S. E. Bullis
S. T. Claypool
O. K. Tinn
H. N. Golbusch
Sam
Harding
D. D. Iver
Iver
Lindahl
Tone
Lewis
Johno J. Lund
J. Post
Miss Currie
Price
The Best Cough Remedy and Hair Renewal Claims
An advertisement touts Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as a 24 hour cold cure that paralyzes the throat to stop coughing, claiming disease cures and lung health restoration. It lists price 25 and 50 cts. Also Beggs' Hair Renewer promises to stop hair loss, remove dandruff, restore color and cure scalp diseases with testimonials from Mrs M McKeever of Abbeyville Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warne
S.H. Scallin
Forest creatures form a literary club in a whimsical note
The text describes forest residents planning a literary club with Brer Wolf praising a porcupine as president and Brer Rabbit suggesting a reptile friend who can “put up a rattling tail.” The piece appears in Catholic Standard and Times and Syracuse Herald as light, humorous notes about language and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brer Wolf
Br’er Rabbit
Catholic Standard and Times
Handsome Store Additions Impress Mitchell Visitors
L O Gale’s drug store expands with a long front to back line of display cases four feet high, offering full view of goods and holiday displays. An Osceola Mills column notes the editor’s honest opinions, while a Memphis Scimitar tale recounts Judge Du Bose recalling a jury case about a man named Arkansas, highlighting courtroom humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Gale
Mr. Gale
Geoleman
Mitchell
An Allen
Arkansas
J. J. du Bose
Memphis Scimitar
Deafness cured only by constitutional remedies says ad
An old advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall ́s Catarrh Cure with a money back promise for catarrh related cases. It also touts One Minute Cough Cure for throat and lung troubles and DeWitt ́s Little Early Rise for liver and bowel health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
DeWitt
L. O. Gale
Betrothal and wedding ring history explored in old rites
The article traces early betrothal customs and the link to wedding rings. It notes betrothal as a sacred contract protected by church authority, with ceremonies used in French Italian and Anglican rites and penalties like excommunication for breach. It discusses shifts from betrothal to marriage as the formal act.
Macready on the stage and a dramatic curtain fall
The account recalls Mrs Sloman dressing Lady Macbeth in black velvet and pearl beads during a Macbeth performance. A bead tassel snagged on the girdle, beads scattered and the episode riled Macready who angrily removed Mrs Sloman from the stage as the scene ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macready
Mr. Macready
Macbeth
Mrs. Sloman
Duncan
Five Good Papers Offer for Farmers at 1.30
An advertising notice promotes a club price of $1.30 for five publications targeted to farmers The Iowa Homestead The Special Farmers Institute edition The Poultry Farmer The Farmers Mutual Insurance Journal and the host paper The offer emphasizes superior reading matter and Western prominence plus endorsements for several cure products from readers including Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve with physicians’ endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Homestead
Poultry Farmer
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Journal
West
Homestese
Farmers, Mutual Insurance Journal
Capers: imports, sizes, and use in American cuisine
A Washington Star note describes capers imported from Spain to the United States, noting about 8,000 kegs and barrels annually. Capers grow on bushes and are used for garnishes and sauces, with four sizes nonpareils capucines capotes and surfines. Smallest capers fetch the highest price and most are shipped in kegs or barrels.
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United States
Spain
Furance
New York
America
Washington Star
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D. C. Snelter
G. A. R. Post A. Hot Springs
Hot Springs
Inciden
A. Stewart
G. A. R Post
Focal
Stewart
Lincoln
Gettyburg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washingston City
Sherman
Dr. Pierce
People’s Common Sence Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Baltimore
S. D
Mitchell, S. D
Jacob E. French
Jon P. Carlson
George Mock
August Schaub
John Q. Anderson
Mitchell, P.C
D. Guo
E. Foster
Register
Looometer
McSwitters
Syracuse Herald
Leader Courier
Osceola Mills
Chamberlain
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toleddo, O
Eic. Hall
Annie E. Gunning
Tyre
Mick
L O. Gale
Mre. S. D
Fairport
Kaw
J. B. Clark
Peoria
Ill
L.O. Gale
R. R. Wilson
Gordon, Ark
R. A. Bently
Summit
Fla
LO. Gale
Butterfield
L. J. Shaw
Champeny Block
Baldwins
Kings, Russetts
Belleflowers
Prescott & Bidwell
Sony
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