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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1887
Page
8
Adverse effects described include general debility heart palpitations dizziness throat nose skin disorders and lung and stomach issues. The piece warns of deadly practices harming victims more than sirens and blighting hopeful marriages.
A public exhortation addresses young men about the dangers of solitary vice. The piece emphasizes its destructive effects on talent and intellect and warns it leads to untimely decline. It argues that many gifted individuals fall victim, robbing audiences of their future eloquence.
Married persons and young men contemplating marriage are urged to seek relief for nervous debility and other disqualifications. The notice promises confidential care from Drs F and H, who invite trust in their honor and medical skill.
A damaged OCR styled note describes weakness and excessive indulgence leading to bodily and mental decline. It links impaired vitality to symptoms like nervous irritability indigestion heart palpitations cough and consumption. The text warns of severe outcomes including death.
A trained health professional is urged to unlearn long held prejudices and adopt evidence based practices. The call emphasizes ongoing education and immediate action to reduce harm and improve patient outcomes.
The article touts cures at a prominent U S college for ailments like ringing ears headaches and nerves. It claims rapid relief from symptoms causing sleeplessness fear and mental distress through unspecified treatments. Strong entities include the United States and a major college.
In Hawley Minnesota a farmer, Anberson, was found strangled at the Northwestern house after a drunken spree. Hostler Olof Dahlgren and proprietor E. C. Grue, with Kittie Lee, were arrested. The three and deceased were said to loot the counter at 4 am. They were jailed in Moorhead. Judge Church visited Sioux Falls and aimed for Bismarck to assume governorship upon confirmation. Fire roared through Coleman's grocery in Farco and damaged Times block and Sherman house. Prohibition began in Lincoln county as Eden Canton and Lennox saloons ceased liquor sales. Licenses for next quarter await county commissioners.
Take Particular Notice. The Dr. addresses all those who have injured themselves with improper indulgences and solitary habits. These early habits affect mind and body and impair business, study, society, or war. Effects include weakness, back pain, headaches, dim vision, loss of muscular power, heart palpitations, indigestion, debility, and consumption.
A brief notice states that a party desires fers and cannot eat. It requests prompt action through mail by cashier stating syrup and enclosing a stamp. Ad dressed.
New York reports shipbuilder John Roach has suffered weeks of illness from an epithelioma on the roof of the mouth. Doctors say there is no hope of recovery as his condition worsens despite relief with anodyne measures. Mayor Ames attended proceedings briefly but did not take any oaths as previously stated.
The Woonsocket Times shifts to two tone publication under new management while Fargo seeks an opera house. Reports note statehood meetings, editor shifts, local graft and libel cases, coal vein openings near Dickinson and Minot, and a Love disappointment linked insanity case.
Reports from San Antonio Texas describe a severe wreck on the Southern Pacific near Devils River west of the city. A collision between two construction trains and a freight train left four construction crew men dead in a burning wreck, with many freight cars wrecked or destroyed. Railroad officials would not provide details.
In the early returns excerpt from Parr dated January 3 the offal count at the Vole state suggests the governor race with A R B McGill as a Republican and A Ames listed as Democrat.
The California State Horticultural Society board of directors met in San Francisco yesterday and adopted resolutions urging California congressional delegates to press for the Halet bill. The measure would establish and endorse experimental stations linked to agricultural colleges across states.
Six hundred coal dock laborers in Bayonne walk out after a wage reduction. Ship owners, fearing disruption, move boats toward South Amboy but captains halt progress at Elizabethport demanding 50 dollar monthly pay. The workers previously earned 35 dollars per month.
William Vassen testifies Lloyd and Newport pulled the spikes while Hamilton and others stood guard. The piece covers the January Century issue noting American content on Lincoln and Civil War era topics, plus French sculpture and actor Coquelin, with portraits and documents featured.
Telegrams report a boiler explosion in Geneva Pennsylvania killing four and injuring several others. Other items note Wisconsin elected officers sworn in at noon. California legislature convened but failed to organize. Russia plans a canal from the Don to the Black Sea. Seventeen of twenty one crew members aboard the Duke of Connaught died after a collision with the Dragoman.
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