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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1886
Page
8
An advertisement touts Dr Fishblatt as discovering the greatest cure for weakness of the back and limbs and a range of ailments including impotency debility nervousness and dimness of sight. It claims to restore vigor and prevent marriage failure caused by these disorders.
A cautionary note warns readers about isolitar addiction and its deadly toll on promising young men. The piece asserts many bright individuals fall to this habit each year, robbing society of eloquence, intellect, and artistic potential.
Married persons or young men contemplating marriage are urged to seek relief from nervous debility or other disqualifications by Drs. F. H. and partners. The notice invites confident trust in their honor and medical skill.
A historical notice warns that excessive indulgence harms the body and mind. It describes symptoms such as deranged systems, weakened functions, nervous irritability, indigestion, constitutional debility, wasting, cough, and potential death. The text targets youths unaware of long term risks.
The notice warns that individuals harmed by unskilled pretenders who dispense poisonous compounds should seek immediate relief or redress, accusing them of prolonging suffering month after month. It urges prompt action to stop further harm and obtain proper remedies.
A graduate of a prominent college claims to have achieved astonishing cures for ringing in the head and ears at night, great nervousness, alarm at sounds, and occasional distress of mind. The methods allegedly bring immediate relief.
A cautionary note describes how improper indulgences and solitary habits harm the body and mind. It warns of headaches, weak muscles, heart strain, digestive and nervous issues, irritability, and overall melancholy, impacting business, social life, and personal well being.
Fragmentary text notes residents seeking medical services and court calls with prompt attention. Mentions deceit and stamps. includes address unclear. Further readable details are limited.
A South Dakota editor forecasts a complex political scramble as Sioux Falls Yankton Mitchell and Huron circle for capital control. Bismarck seeks to keep the capital. conflicts involve the Supreme and United States courts, alliances, and cabinet positions as the legislature looms and deals unfold.
The Sioux City and Bismarck railroad directors met Yesterday afternoon naming John Hornick as President John Peirce as Vice President F C Hills as Secretary and D T Hedges as Treasurer They authorize publication of the incorporation notice to build a line from Sioux City to Bismarck Dak and Fort Benton Mont with capital stock $10,000,000 in $100 shares The first annual stockholders meeting is set for the first Monday in July 1887.
An advertisement asserts kidney disease causes numerous symptoms from backache to digestion issues and heart pain. It claims Warner's Safe Cure targets the kidney as the common cause, promising broad, lasting cures and citing kidney poison as the bloodstream culprit.
An advertisement promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy for kidney-related diseases and their effects such as consumption and impaired eyesight. It links kidney health to lung conditions, opium withdrawal, rheumatism, and bladder disorders, claiming vast patient improvements and urging immediate purchase.
The article questions the presidents “underlying principle” of civil service reform and cites a Deadwood Pioneer clipping on Miss Jennie Vaughn’s preemption proof in Butte County. It also mentions Dakota Fire and Marine insurance relocation to Mitchell and questions about political appointments in Dakota Territory.
An advertisement extols Warner’s Safe Cure as a cure for congestion kidney disorders female complaints blood disorders stomach and digestion problems and headaches. It claims kidney and liver revival via the treatment can remove congestion and purify blood, preventing Bright’s disease and other chronic illnesses.
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