Unscrambled Snippet Hints at Ad Health Claims
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1891
Page
12
Fragmentary text hints at medical or health product claims and advertising language. Key names and clear facts are missing, leaving an unclear, promotional style note without verifiable details.
Minor items from Mitchell include holiday shipments and sales offers. Judge Warren ships popcorn to Boston aboard the Omaha while H. B. Rogers advertises a fine Durham bull for sale in Mitchell. Public events cover Christmas trees, university flag staff, and social gatherings.
The crowded university chapel hosted the third annual declamation contest. Eight speakers, led by Miss Sue Clark and Miss Maude Bateman, wowed with varied pieces while Miss Clark won first prize for a Tennyson volume and Bateman received Ben Hur.
The piece notes a new president at the school and highlights a strong term with a student declamation event, athletic and literary groups thriving. It reports strangers investigated illegal tavern sales and gambling, with warrants issued for Gormley Koch and Widmann couples, bail set, and county court hearings in January.
Sioux Falls features Dr Frederick Andros of Mitchell as the oldest practicing physician in South Dakota. Born 1802, he has practiced for sixty seven years and carried a Michigan medical certificate from 1834. He recalls early westward travel, frontier life, and a long medical career amid a growing country. He expects further decline in health but remains active in local affairs and lectures.
Examinations finished on Tuesday marking the most successful fall term in the university history. Students express satisfaction, many plan to return next term, and attendance is expected to top 200 with some bringing additional students. Also note local ads from Fred Bradley watchmaker and J W Rice on corn contracts.
For sale a quarter of land partly improved near Ethan with favorable terms via W. S. Tobey of Mt Vernon. Last night Resurgam Lodge installed officers with Geo. A. Johnston presiding. Also notes on Christmas party arrangements for Damascus Lodge No. 11 Knights of Pythias and an Allcock’s Porous Plasters endorsement from H. Armgardt M D of Brooklyn. Syrup of Figs advert mentions claims policy.
A child with chronic eczema unresponsive to other doctors' care improved after treatment with Cuticuras. The physician notes the condition had resisted splendid methods but responded to the new remedy, and reports the child is now well. C. L. Gurney, M. D., Doon, Ta.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and comfort after a loved one's suffering. In depot news at 22 Depot, Starr takes a two week vacation to Charles City Town. Losey of Scotland fills in. Barden becomes day man, Scheafer moves up, Crosby replaces Scheafer, and Jas McNamara returns to the round house.
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