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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1904
Page
8
Advertises Hyomei as a cure for catarrh, urging readers to breathe its balmy air for minutes. Claims four to five daily uses cure chronic or acute cases and cites testimonials from city and nearby towns. Scallin Bros offer money back if it fails to cure, prompting many to try.
For hay fever or rose cold sufferers use Hyagmie daily for two to three weeks before the annual attack to prevent it. The worst cases are quickly relieved and cured by Tsy omei and Hyomei Balti.
A brief exchange notes a devout man in church absorbed in prayer while others discuss offerings and fundraising. The dialogue hints at a quiet, reflective moment amid ordinary church life.
A faded ad fragment touts Cole's Carbali salve to treat burns cuts and sores for children. It promises instant relief stopping pain and claiming to heal without scars and mentions a sale at a drug store with a price of 35 cents.
Fragments describe a dangerous flower with a venomous toxin that harms a fish upon contact and is drawn into waves toward the plant. The text implies a perilous plant life and its lethal interaction with marine life.
C W Dunston of Dunston's Express Co Chicago lauds Cole's Veterinary Carbonsalve after two years using it on his horses noting twenty years of experience. He says no remedy equals it for horse flesh and guarantees it, priced at 50 cents at druggists.
The Tuesday city council session presided by Mayor Silsby heard bids for city hall plumbing rejected after plans review. Bids for sewer work awarded to Eric Jensen at 3863.08 to extend from Main and Sixth to Omaha depot for connection.
Conductor Edwards on the Omaha line between Mitchell and Worthington chasedly responded to a mid afternoon wreck east of Bran don where a wagon breached the track. Engineer Doolittle could not stop in time. two boys died at once and a girl survived briefly before following them. two horses were killed. The Hauger children were in the wagon at the time.
Mrs James Colvin of Kent Washington dies at 101 after a long life that began in Ireland in 1802. She lived with her son John Colvin in New York for 52 years before moving to Washington. Her husband James Colvin predeceased her, and she was buried in Kel town cemetery.
A list of uncalled letters at Mitchell postoffice closes the week ending May 6 1904. Names include W J Anderson Mrs Harry Bours Peter George Richard Rodden and Ella Ward. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks and callers should say advertised.
Crowds from the east and south arrived at Milwaukee depots bound for Chamberlain to register for the Rosebud lands drawing. Over a thousand queued at 9am as two registration booths operated with orderly security. Women in the crowd sought a chance at quarter sections while vendors advertised Cole’s Laxative Liver Pills.
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