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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
8
Endorsed by mothers, the advertisement claims Mother's Friend eases childbirth with fewer pains and faster recovery. It cites a Georgia mother of three and promises safety for mother and baby, with bottles at $1.00 and free informational books from The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
The island of Marken off the Dutch coast attracts travelers to its old fashioned ways. Households keep heirloom recipes and preserve fish by slicing, salting, vinegar soaking, spicing with cinnamon clove bay leaf laurel pepper mustard and cayenne, then storage in jars with a vinegar oil fluid and garlic before sealing.
A mountain town accident prompts a young medical student to aid injured villagers while a physician lingers. A farmer listens as bones such as scapula and clavicle are discussed before returning home. An anecdote then contrasts two barristers Balfour and Erskine over court style and misfired explanations.
Harper's Weekly recalls Dana as a writer judge and editor whose standards inspired staff from San Francisco to Eastport. It praises the Sun in its early eight page Sundays when space was tight and art thrived for art's sake guiding emerging talent.
A dialogue from Chicago Post and Cincinnati Enquirer features a defeated candidate blaming campaign failures on women's influence. The exchange includes a youth and an older maiden debating marriage proposals and perceptions of disgrace.
The article reviews Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic with claimed health benefits and price. It also describes Harvard's lab lightning protection with ground connected conductors and water-supply cages. It notes trolley, telegraph, and street wires aiding dissipation of electrical discharges. Poison ivy behavior is discussed with observations from Meehan's Monthly.
A contrast of American Mrs C managing a London furnished house with thrift and caution. Her coal order and the cook’s reactions reveal cultural misunderstanding and a barter of wit, compromise, and cleverness across continents.
In the Chicago Record note, Nan resumes religious work and is identified as engaged to another clergy member, signaling a renewed vocation and new affiliations.
The South Dakota State Firemen's Association board met in Yankton to set the site for the next annual tournament but postponed action awaiting word from Yankton. A Chicago meeting will form a national paid volunteer firemen body, with Patsy Magner likely to captain a new Omaha-bound team.
Grain-O is promoted as a healthy coffee substitute for children. It uses pure grain, tastes like coffee when prepared properly, and costs about the same. Available at grocers for 15 cents and 25 cents.
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