BittereR Bitters Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement claims BittereR Bitters aid stomach weakness and digestive issues. It promises relief for constipation dyspepsia and liver or kidney troubles with limited use.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
13
An old advertisement claims BittereR Bitters aid stomach weakness and digestive issues. It promises relief for constipation dyspepsia and liver or kidney troubles with limited use.
The twentieth annual SD Educational Association met at the Mitchell Methodist church for a three day session. Resolutions urged a traveling library law, floral emblem Anemone with motto Lead, and higher education reforms including universal high school access, state supervision, and revised certification. Notable attendees included State Superintendent Collins and many county superintendents. the gathering ended with thanks to Mitchell for hospitality.
South Dakota educators gathered for a year end watch meeting in Ure City featuring Josephine Etter-Powell in an elocution recital with local musicians. The event drew praise despite Mrs Grace's illness and included piano solos, readings, and speeches by professors and educators before midnight.
The Salvation Army plans a large Cleveland citadel for institutional work with total cost about 90000 dollars. Already 30000 dollars has been paid on building and site. An appeal to John D Rockefeller yielded promise to cover the final 10000 dollars if 80000 dollars is paid by May 1, 1903.
Harvey Joyce of Tingley occupies a sleeping room with violinist John Richler. In a somnambulistic state Joyce took Richler's violin and played two tunes with skill. Richler awakened and stared in wonder at his roommate.
East Omaha delegation of teachers arrives Monday the first as part of the State Educational Association meeting. They are greeted by a reception committee at the station and taken to headquarters at The Mitchell for enrollment and badges. Delegates from Milwaukee, Omaha, and southern and eastern regions join crowds arriving on trains.
A Mitchell delegation led by H. A. Bras heads to Pierre with Senator-elect O. L. Branson and Representative-elect M. O. Betts to advocate resubmission of the capital location. Twenty local businessmen and officials will join in the effort to secure Mitchell's selection, aiming to maximize influence in the capital relocation fight.
A New Jersey couple marked their golden anniversary as the family record notes no cross words and a long kitchen fire history with Mr. Dixon credited for 18,263 builds. The piece questions the reliability of such family records.
A harsh critique targets journalistic mercenaries who hire themselves to back politicians and smear reputable figures, noting another respite from their fog and mislead tactics aimed at gullible voters in the city.
In Trinity church Springfield on December 31 Edmund M Mills will announce the completion of the Methodist bank offering fund totaling 20 million dollars three years of effort by Mills are credited with arranging education funding for Syracuse University Ohio Wesleyan University retired ministers and other initiatives. The article portrays Mills as a tireless organizer drawing on a broad base of Methodist contributors.
The quote presents a dialogue where a judge notes that few men live up to their displayed virtue while a counterpoint asks why that matters if few desire to. It reflects skepticism about public virtue and personal ambition.
President Graham of Dakota University received a telegram from W A Green of Platte announcing that W B Smith of the city leaves 1000 to Dakota University. No other information was provided, but it is believed the donor provided in his will. The president was greatly pleased, noting it may be the first time the university has been remembered in a will.
Our Clubbing List outlines annual subscriptions for The Capital to addresses via Inter Ocean Sioux City Journal Dakota Farmer and Mitchell Printing. It lists new names, renewals, and fees such as $1.44 for certain periods and includes renewal options for multiple publications.
A Iowa father credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his son's life. He recounts severe breathing difficulty and phlegm. after following directions, the child improved. The remedy is sold by L. O. Gale, druggist, in Goodwin, South Dakota area. Another note reports Secretary Shaw's remark on vacation days and work ethic.
In a political mass meeting, Bragg stated his grandfather died suddenly on the platform at a large public gathering. The exchange notes the alarming claim and recalls public executions as a historical backdrop referenced by Bragg.
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