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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
2
Tobin and Webster Auctioneers offer experienced sale services across Davison County and statewide. Terms are reasonable. Contact Paul Tobin Hill Side SD or We Farmers Sheds for details.
A pretty wedding united Miss Hattie Priest and Clyde Kimble Friday at 3 pm in Mitchell. Rev. Fred T. Drewell performed the ring ceremony with relatives present. The bride wore green henrietta with white satin trim and roses. a lace handkerchief matched her grandmother’s wedding gift. The groom wore black attire. A large wedding supper followed. gifts were numerous. The couple will live with the groom’s parents on East Fourth Street before building a home. The event echo ed luck with a lamp chimney breakage delaying entry, a superstition believed to bring good fortune. The article also discusses the local poultry show’s growth and judging system, noting expanding participation from Minnesota, Nebraska, and Iowa, with rising interest and expert judges.
Advertisement offering free letter consultations from Dr. BR W Pierce of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute Rodale NY. Claims 30 years practice and cures for women with sexual and related diseases. Letters said to be private and confidential with prompt mailed answers.
Fragmented ad style text cites mothers praising powders for fever and digestion for children at a city orphan home. Mentions drugstore style terms and testimonials, with scattered names and prices. The readable portions suggest a marketing claim rather than a verified medical report.
Arrangements move forward for the third annual exhibition of the South Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock Association to be held in Mitchell on January 23. The state association grew from a county poultry show event.
W. H. Tompkins, ex superintendent of the Plankinton reform school, returns home to deny inmates accusations of immorality. He accuses the board of charities and corrections of misreporting records and says a jealous letter claim is false. Public opinion is divided as journalists seek a full statement.
A fragment urges women to trust Dr. Pieree’s Favorite Prescription to improve maternal health and safety during pregnancy and to ensure a healthier outcome for future children, noting ailing children and the life impact of incapacity.
A cryptic notice touts Banner Salve as a cure for piles and general ailments. It claims healing powers for travel across Cholot Pass and stormy plains while naming S. H. Seailin as the signer.
The readable fragments show a garbled quote about producing something and a line about doing nothing for Rome. The text includes stray phrases such as Bat it iss and Then I can do nothing for rome, with no clear事件 or names to anchor a full report.
A garbled note claims a remedy called Twenty Century Medicine was never sold in bookstores. Afi druggists and icc are referenced, but details are unclear.
The week ending January 1874 lists uncalled letters including Aide TF J Bains James Berry Mrs Jennie Park Will Coffin Mrs Mand Gouch Mr Davis Mr Green W T Greene S Hicks Esbun Holm H I Roowles Charles McCormick J C Montgomery Gen Myers Mr Plumber Myers W H H Puter A C Smith M Tober Vingti Williams H H When called for say cadvertisal If not collected in two weeks they go to the dead letter office G Clark P M
Thousands urged to exile for healthier climates, but Dr King’s New Discovery promises cure at home for consumption coughs colds and all lung diseases. Trial bottles free at S H Scallin’s with a one dollar price and a two bottle guarantee.
An old paragraph notes grippe coughs linger for months and may be fatal after danger passes. It promotes Foler's Honey and Tar as protection, cites neglected colds as dangerous, and endorses Dr Wood's Norway Pine for relief.
A vintage advertisement claims Alle Fou Ease powder keeps feet warm and dry cures chilblains swelling sweating and aching damp conditions. Available at all druggists and shoe stores for 25n.
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