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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
10
A sales pitch touts the Tubular Cream Separator as the closest skim, easiest to operate, and most durable with a guaranteed high return. It highlights a low down payment, small tank, and fewer cleaning steps, offering a trial loan with no obligation to keep if unsatisfied.
The page recounts Judge Tripp and Gov. Cummins addressing a large Mitchell audience with musical interludes and a prayer. It notes Tripp’s critique of wealth concentration and calls for wealth distribution reforms, and Cummins’ stance against corporate overcapitalization and for government to guard competition and moral duties among citizens.
The article argues Hood's Sarsaparilla acts as a sustaining diet to help the frail endure sunstroke and heat. It claims the tonic improves endurance, aids refreshing sleep, and reduces sickness during hot spells.
A reader summary covers radium from pitchblende in Bohemia, its tiny known pure sample, high value in Paris, and hazards including skin damage and eye loss. It notes the Curies' limited pure radium, its light emission, and how radioactive streams affect photographic plates, plus a grim medical joke at a doctors meeting.
Humors are vitiated fluids in the veins causing tissue debility and eruptions such as eczema and pimples. They arise mainly from defective digestion or heredity. Hood s Sarsaparilla expels these humors and builds the system, touted as the best medicine for all humors.
A severe hail storm between Farwell and Artesian wrecked crops for Gilberts Fishers and nearby farms marking a second strike this year. Community events ran smoothly as Farwell celebrated the Fourth with races, a program, and hearty sports including horse races relay and bicycle contests.
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