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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
9
Advertising claims say tang liniment will cure when a gallon of watery liniment remains ineffective. The public believes in its positive healing powers and availability nationwide, with a running slogan about Mexican Mustang Liniment and its two generation reputation.
Fragmentary OCR describes a local event involving the Northwestern robe and tanning firm and mentions horses and cattle. The readable bits reference Coan and Potes Streets and general trade activity. The incomplete text prevents full reconstruction of names or outcomes.
The Boer preacher Sargent likely operates again, now in Glendive Montana, pursuing a marriage scheme near Edith Adams, a 15 year old. The case involves manipulation of relatives and threats, with the girl briefly held to force a betrothal and a sheriff-assisted return to her mother.
Sir Charles Wynd gave a dinner speech recalling a line he loved as forever and a day. The address touched on memory and time, ending with a reflection on eternity and life’s longer arc.
A town column recalls severe cold hardships and a patient labeled as doomed who recovered after using Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. He reports losing 27 pounds but credits the remedy with his cure and improvement in lung health. The product is advertised as guaranteed for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles priced at 2 dollars 31 cents per bottle.
A Fargo North Dakota resident recounts relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits Dr. Collins and Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY, the sole U S agents, and urges others to rely on the remedy.
O W Coursey has set up a free New Year Eve show for all state teachers at the opera house. The best reader in the United States will headline with professional music. Garrett Croppers and other leaders will give short addresses. Only 150 seats for sale at Nichols's Jewelers Store for 25 cents. Remaining seats reserved for the State Educational Association. Lights will stay on after midnight for the Old Year to New Year transition.
A New Jersey man says he has a ten foot educated alligator that will eat from the same plate as a household cat without swallowing either. He argues if the trainer can demonstrate such restraint with trusts and the public, he could become a national benefactor.
An advert promotes DeWitt Hazel Salve EC from DeWitt Co Chicago as a cure all for skin issues including piles eczema cuts and burns claiming the salve has no equal and warning of counterfeit copies Ask for DeWitt's the genuine.
Dialogue fragment from Boston Transcript shows Johnny complaining his parents and Toomamy about time and work while exd Gad teases him for wearing out shoes, reflecting schoolyard dispute and humor.
A whimsical exchange features Mr Kallow-Er-beg permon and Miss Sasppe debating smoking. Miss Snappe-Im expresses uncertainty about trying a cigarette, guiding not to begin here. Philodelphis Press documents the lighthearted dialogue.
A Baltimore American clipping reports a dispute over a pap’s funds and a lawyer’s guidance in a life case. The fragment mentions Deetor and Littish in connected financial and legal tensions.
A terse excerpt shows garbled phrases about men starting something and a person predicting marriage to someone named Broéacres, with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
The advertisement quotes W H Howell of Houston Texas praising DeWitts Little Early Risers for constipation and sick headaches. A reader L U Gale endorses the product as beneficial for family health and wellbeing. The promo questions laziness and cynics while extolling the pills as a simple cure.
In a Dublin church a woman whispered to a neighbor there was a tip for the preacher. The neighbor answered with a glare and struck her. The church erupted and as people rushed for the doors several others were knocked down in the scramble.
Purporting to cure feverishness teething disorders and bowel problems in children. Claims 30 000 testimonials and non failing results. Sold by druggists 25cc with sample free. Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
A sugar factory prank caused molasses to be released from reservoirs into a canal near Lille France. Locals witnessed the unusual sight as the sticky flood flowed along the waterway after taps were opened by an unnamed prankster at Mr Schotsman’s factory.
Soldiers from the last war praised Bucklen's arnica salve for scratches bruises cuts and stiff joints. It also treats burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles at H. Scallin's drug store.
Hartlebury castle in England, the oldest episcopal residence, is to be sold because it is too costly for a bishop without private means to maintain. The property may be bought for diocesan work.
Ex convict Brown of Wellington sues prison surgeon Dr Teare for 2000 pounds alleging unskilful treatment while incarcerated. Chief Justice of the colony has issued a decision in the matter.
Miss Braddon divides her affections equally among books old china and dogs. Her Richmond home features a white paneled room whose walls are completely hung with plates of many patterns.
A farmer and his son discuss a bucking black horse and a steady gray mare. The tale is used to critique the burden placed on women and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for restoring strength and vitality to working women. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are praised for easing constipation and aiding general health.
A high authority states the New Testament exists in 400 languages while asserting only 204 literary languages are present across the British empire. The discrepancy highlights differing measures of language reach and literacy.
Gary G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia says he used several bottles of Kodol and found it an effective remedy for stomach ailments. L. O. Gele also recommends the product for digestion and stomach health.
A man walking the Damariscotta fair grounds after the crowd left gathered 219 bottles, from half pints to two quarts. The Kennebec Journal notes the bottles were found with no contents stated but implies a likely source.
An old remedy praised for teething relief and diarrhea in children. It soothes gums and wind colic and is sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle. The ad urges buyers to request Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and not another kind.
The National Museum in Belgrade acquires a vast find of sixty eight thousand Roman copper coins unearthed near the village of Servian. The oldest pieces date to Caracalla's era, offering rich insights into ancient commerce and daily life.
Advertisement from Winchester Indiana claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cured a wife’s illness after soldiers of Sicily failed to help. It states the pills work on stomach and liver troubles and cure constipation and headaches. Sold for 3 cents at S H Scallin’s drug store.
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