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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1892

Page

11

Republican Gains in County Supervisor Elections

The Journal reports 462 county supervisors chosen in 20 counties. Republicans hold 248 seats to Democrats 114, with gains in 15 counties and no change in three. Republicans captured boards in several counties while Democrats took Chemung. notes on Montgomery and Onondaga boards incomplete. A separate item notes a plot to rescue Edward McMillan from jail in Wilkes-Barre, with precautions to protect the prisoner.

New York Albany Journal Broom Chenango Courtland Cattaraugus Delaware Franklin Herkim Montgomery Onondaga Chemung County Wilkesbarre Edward McMillan McMillan

Castoria Ad Jingle Echoes Through Generations

An archival ad style verse traces Castoria as a constant remedy from infancy to motherhood, highlighting a medical Tonics product through stages of life as a repeated customer plea. The piece reflects midcentury advertising cadence and family health rituals centered on Castoria.

Cowboys Fight Indians Near Coolidge in Mexico Clash

Report from Albuquerque says cowboys and Navajo Indians clash near Coolidge station on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad. Indian bands move toward Coddington's ranch while residents prepare for an engagement and reinforce defenses. A second duel in Villa Muguiz ends with the Mexican killed and American wounded. Portuguese nonparticipation in Chicago World Fair cited by Sussex dispatch.

Albuquerque N. M Bidixus Coolidge Station Atlantic and Pacific Coddington Coolidge J. M. Dennis A. E. Batchelder Atlantic Pacific Chaves Station C. Jenkins Kcan Eagle Ps Villa Mugquiz Woirry Carmen Cuerto Flores Fred Carmen Fusgado

Mr. Busey Proposes Public Lands in Trust for States

Washington February 15 Mr Busey introduces a bill to place all public lands owned or acquired by the United States in trust for state or territorial use with reservations for military and public buildings. It requires states to ban polygamy gambling and immoral corporations, appoint a lands commissioner, lease lands to U S citizens, and deposit ten percent of rentals in the U S treasury.

Washington Busey United States Treasury of Secretary of the Interior Committee On Public Lands

Wanamaker profits in Reading stock rise noted

A Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Wanamaker profited over 1 million dollars from Reading stock gains this week. A Philadelphia gentleman calls him lucky and credits his recovery after earlier fights with Drexels and Gould, noting Wanamaker is about 1.3 million richer than before.

Reading New York World Washington Wanamaker Philadelphia Post Office Drexels Gould Mr. Wanamaker

Tragic Deaths Reported in Two Cities

Alice Howlett a Harden Female College student in Mexico Missouri died by laudanum taking a letter to her mother saying her life was a failure. Her Charleston home linked to a forced separation from an unsuitable suitor. In Marshalltown Iowa Miss Julia Long was wounded by Sam Kelly who then killed himself ending a love affair with Kelly’s relatives said to be in Kansas. Several advertisements for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pills follow.

Mexico Alice Howlett Harden Female College Miss Howlett Charleston Marshalltown Julia Long Sam Kelly Iowa Central Railway Kelly Kansas Stanion Hood

Startling claims for Dr Miles Restorative cure

Alphonso Hempfling of Butler Pennsylvania says his son recovered speech after St Vitus dance with Dr Miles Restorative. Mrs J R Miller of Valparaiso and J D Taylor of Logansport Indiana gained twenty pounds from taking it. Mrs H A Gardner of Vistula Indiana cured of convulsions headaches dizziness and nervous prostration by one bottle. Trial bottles and book of cures free at S H Scallin's guaranteed.

Alphonso Hempfling Butler Penn St. Vitus Miles J. R. Miller Valparaiso J. D. Taylor Logansport Ind H. A. Gardner Vistula S. H. Scallin’s

Sudden Deaths and Heart Disease Facts

Sudden death is most often caused by heart disease and is frequently unsuspected. Symptoms include lying on the right side, short breath, chest or back pain, irregular pulse, wind in the stomach, ankle swelling, dry cough, and smothering. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine are advertised as lacking opiates.

Miles S. H. Scallin’s

Careful Living Promotes Health and Beauty Balance

An advertisement argues beauty comes from healthy plumpness and offers a free book on careful living. It cites Scott & Bown chemists in New York and their Emulsion product, urging readers to choose health and beauty together.

Scott & Bown South Sth Avenue New York Scott

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