Solitary Vice Affects Promising Young Men
Essay warns that many gifted youths fall to solitary vice, a dreadful habit that ruins intellect and potential, causing untimely demise and robs societies of eloquence, talent, and artistic promise.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1886
Page
8
Marriage prospect urged by a medical ad notices
An advertisement offers relief for nervous debility and other disqualifications in marriage seeking men. It invites individuals to place themselves under the care of Dr. F. & Hf., promising religious confidence in the physicians' honor and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre. F. & Hf
Organic Weakness Cured and Vigor Restored Claims
The article warns that improper indulgence causes organic weakness with life burdens and ruined marriages. It urges youths to avoid excesses as they may lead to deranged systems, physical and mental decline, nervous irritability, indigestion, coughing, consumption, and death.
Health of the Unlearned Tendered Persons Worsening
A notice warns that individuals with untrained tendering practices leave health harmed by months of exposure to poisonous and injurious compounds. It urges immediate action for those affected or at risk.
Eminent College Doctors Cure Nervous Ailments
Doctors from a leading American college report astonishing cures for ringing in the head and ears during sleep, great nervousness, alarm at sounds, frequent blushing, and occasional mental derangement, all cured promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Take Particular Notice of Dangers in Youthful Habits
The Drs address those harmed by improper indulgences and solitary habits which ruin mind and body. Early youth habits produce back and limb weakness head pain dim vision loss of strength heart palpitations dyspepsia nervous irritability digestive derangement debility and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs
Citizens urged to rally for territorial fair success
The article asks what citizens are doing to aid the territorial fair, noting last year’s active discussion and outreach. This year two rivals compete, and residents are urged to stay alert and engaged to help ensure the city fair succeeds.
Farmers to nominate candidate for legislature
A proposal favors selecting a genuine farmer to lead in the legislature. Farmers would hold a convention to agree on a nominee, then delegates would back that man, likely ensuring his election by shelving professional politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher Blade
Onoko Sets Fast Wheat Loading Record at Duluth
The steam barge Onoko loaded 90,082 bushels of wheat at Elevator D in two hours five minutes, beating Chicago timing by 40 minutes. Chief Inspector Burkick and team weighed 60,000 bushels in 55 minutes and discharged the cargo swiftly, while Duluth elevators trumpet their speed and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Chicago
Burkick
Shelley
Preston and
Flanders
Unoko
Maine Readies for 1888 Campaign as Party Leaders Debate
A Augusta Maine special dated the 17th describes a quiet start to the presidential campaign with a four week Maine season beginning after a lull. Republican speakers include Sherman Logan Hoar Allison Grosvenor McKinley and Siscock plus Foraker Foster Kennedy, while Blaine’s bold speech is anticipated. Democrats target Voorhees Randall Cary Fellows and Fellows in New York. The piece notes Maine bids a strong Blaine showing to kick off nominations and secure party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Pine Tree
Sherman
Logan
Hoar
Allison
Arrows
Grosvenor
McKinley
Siscock
Foraker
Foster
Kennedy
Ohio
Blaine
Senator Voorhees
Randall
Gen
Cary
Col. Fellows
New York
Home Force
Jodwell
Cheyenne City Called Richest for Its Size by Western Visitor
Charles Jennings, a large Western man, told reporters at the Union depot that Cheyenne Wyoming, with about 5,000 residents and 250 business houses, hosts 332,500,000 in cattle investments. He cited English capital, including Swan Land and Cattle and Powder River Cattle, and noted broad town wealth and modern amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cheyenne City
Wyoming
Charles Jennings
Union Depot
Swan Land and Cattle Company
Powder River Cattle Company
Duke of Manchester
Dakota and Dakotans headline roundup
A digest of Dakota news items notes new papers for Estelline Huron and Deadwood, local elections, county conventions, rail road ambitions, school growth and civic events across Sioux Falls Yankton Aberdeen and Bismarck with MPs, judges, quail and potato bug lore, and regional agricultural notes.
Sioux Falls Vote On Repeal Of Restraining Clause
The ballot shows Yeas 20 including Allen Baker Campbell Coffin Conniff Goddard McCook Gunder son Hanson Huntley Jones McCallum Owen Proudfoot Sheets Stone tychson Ward Yankton Weather wax Wilcox Williams and others. Nays list 31 names including Ashton Beebe Berdahl Buechler Dahl Dollard Dott Dow Fellows Gehon Gifford Goddard Minnehaha Gray Gregory Haines Kanouse Kellam Maynard More Murphy Neil Oaks Patten Taylor Updyke Walton Ward Hughes White Wright Lake Wright Brookings Edgerton. The result records passage or failure of the restraining clause repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeas
Allen
Baker
Campbell
Coffin
Conniff
Goddard
McCook
Gunderson
Hanson
Huntley
Jones
McCallum
Owen
Proudfoot
Sheets
Stone
Tychson
Ward
Yankton
Weatherwax
Wilcox
Williams
Nays
Ashton
Beebe
Berdahl
Buechler
Dahl
Dollard
Dott
Dow
Fellows
Gehon
Gifford
Minnehaha
Gray
Gregory
Haines
Kanouse
Kellam
Maynard
More
Murphy
Neil
Oaks
Patten
Taylor
Updyke
Walton
Hughes
White
Wright
Lake
Brookings
Edgerton
Dr Fishblatt to Visit Mitchell Dakota at Alex Mitchell House
Noted physician Dr Edward Fishblatt of Minneapolis arrives in Mitchell on Tuesday July 27 to treat patients at the Alex Mitchell House. He travels from Minnesota and has built a large practice through remarkable cures across the state and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harrison
Senate
House
Springer
Territories
Dr. Fishblatt
Mitchell, Dak
Alex. Mitchell
Edward Fishblatt
New York Medical and Surgical Journal
Atlanta
Medical College
Minneapolis
Fishblatt
Waupaca
L. B. Johnson
Merillan
Wis
Hamilton
U.8
Land Office
Mitchell
Cak
Peter Peterson
C. E
Dean
Owen W. Dean
T. F. Singiser
D. T
Mitchell, D. T
Joseph Hutchinson
Hasmus Nielson
M. L. Miles
Charles H. Morse
Rockport
Dakota
Gro
B. Everitt
D. A. Mizener
Atty. Register
Daniel G. West
GU. West
Marcia J. West
Davison
Territory of Dakota
John W. Waterman
Office of Register of Deeds
County of
Territory of
W. W Olmsted
Winnebago
Iowa
Register of Deeds
Secion
Mitchell, D.T
Campbell plan statehood debate shifts Palmer stance
It was generally admitted that the Campbell plan argument for statehood was stronger than the opposition. Judge Palmer, who listened to two days of debate, opposed repealing section 32 at the convention's start but supported it at the close, a notable change by a capable figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
United States
Canada
Renner Manufacturing Co
Smithfield St
Pittsburg
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Institute
Minn
Fishblatt and Hubbard
Cutcalling
New York Hospital
Als, Mitshell Bouse
N. H
S. 8Th
St. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Drs. Fishblatt & Hubbard
P. O. Box
Minnesota
Farmer
Huron
Deadwood
Parkson
Miller
Bismarck
Milwaukee Road
Hughes County
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Alexandria
Dakota Post
Tyndall
Devils Lake
Mandan
Judge Church
the Black Hills
Charles B. Dow
Manchester
Dorsett
Yankton Episcopal Church
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Hudson
Pargo
Bijou Hills Times
Sioux Falls Brewing Company
C. D. Scott
Canistota
Belgium
Fargo
Gunkle
Aberdeen
R. H. Williams
Diana
Mary Williams
Bangor
Dakota City
Parksoun
FP. L. Cook
Rochester
Spearfish
Shumway
Charles Rudd
Ree Valley
C.O. Seaman
Chas
Mix County
Normal School
Madison
Lars Anderson
Dell Rapids
Scotland
St. Paul
Emmons
Letcher
Diana Advocate
Prairies
Chamberlain Register
Northern
Pacific
Montana
Tribune
Schlosser
Turner County Agricultural Society
Yankton Press
Fort Erie
N. R. Meyers
Siluron
Alexandria Herald
Pierre Creek
Hutchinson County
Tiedeman
Taylor County
Aden
Pennsylvania
Lennox
Koch
Kimball Graphic
Brule County
Minneapolis, Minn
State
Kent
Sauk County
Stinson & Co
Portland
Mortcade Sale
W. W. Olmsterad
Dillon & Preston
America
H. Hallett & Co
True & Co
Philadelphia
Ayer & Son
National Bar
Mitchell, DA
Katy
Iness
John D. Lawler
J.B. Gilbert
Cashin
A. M. Bowdle
Vice Press
N. Grant
Hallett Book Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wabash Avenue
New York Crystal
C.L. Marston & Co’s
F. Weller
J. S. Daniels
Agt
W.g.davison
N. L. Davison
Davison Bros
General Banking and Exchange Business
School Bonds & Co
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