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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
6
The W C T U endorses a school savings bank after Mrs. J Jones Jr of Vermillion describes its success. Since implementation two years ago around 280 pupils saved about 1300 dollars, with nearly 700 dollars in the bank today, showing regular deposits by many indigent families and standout student cases.
Ad extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a maternity aid boosting appetite nerves and sleep for healthier babies. A Petersburg Illinois testimonial claims the product led to a healthy nine and a half pound newborn and continued growth, plus a recommendation for Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a safe laxative for delicate women.
Local residents travel for business and holidays. Families return from Sioux Falls and Minneapolis while others visit Milwaukee Chicago and Yankton. Weddings include J W Cahill and Catherine Limbeck. barber trades expand as Letcher modernizes.
A storeroom 25 feet by 110 feet, one block from Herald Square, New York, will be rented starting May 1, 1903. For three years the railroad will pay 37000 dollars annually. Architects plan to turn the space into what is claimed to be the finest ticket office in the United States.
A New Jersey man says an educated ten foot alligator eats from the same plate as his cat without attacking either. He argues a trainer could similarly teach trusts to share the public dish without devouring it, calling for a national bene factor.
The piece notes letters to a singer reveal different impressions from admirers. It cites a gallery remark about stage presence and recalls a practical investor offering three percent advice. The narrator reflects on personal yet well meaning notes from fans and their mixed tone.
A long running traveling figure with a fish on his back promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a nourishing tonic for all ages. The ad claims strength for consumptives and vigor for children and the elderly, with Scott & Bowne listed as chemists in New York and the price of one dollar.
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