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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
4
A patient describes severe rheumatic pain and distress from a supposedly poisoned system cured by a specific treatment. The account cites a physician from a leading medical college endorsing a regimen and reports gradual improvement after limited use.
A terse note from Atlanta centers on a swift speci project, highlighting a book initiative tied to the Me Center. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a literary effort connected to local organizations and timing.
Experienced auctioneers announce acry sales across Davison county and state wide. Terms stated as reasonable. Interested parties may contact Phil Tobin at Hill side 8 D or Webster near Farmers Sheds in Mitchell.
The Fifth Circuit reels over McCoy’s nomination for circuit judge at a Webster convention. McCoy supporters restricted voting to present delegates, excluding some counties from full delegation votes. Protests flare as county delegates vow retaliation and fusionists may gain GOP support.
O W Wakefield of Columbus Georgia extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as unmatched for stomach and bowel troubles. He claims it cured two cholera morbus cases in his family and has sold hundreds of bottles with patient praise. Available through all druggists.
Mr and Mrs THOS ROGERS of Rolfe Iowa express gratitude to friends in Mitchell for kind help after their accident on the 17th. They especially thank Mr and Mrs Plotter of the Plotwer house and wish God's blessing on all Mitchell people.
The temperance press warns that many so called medicines are loaded with whiskey. Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription are free of alcohol opium and narcotics. A free copy of the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser is offered by sending stamps to Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo New York.
The legislature enacted a measure to curb transient traders by requiring a license for selling bankrupt, damaged, or assigned stock. Merchants must obtain a license from local authorities, with monthly fees set by city councils, not less than 75 dollars and not more than 100 dollars in cities or villages.
The notice explains monthly license fees between $60 and $75 with no multi month grants. A heavy penalty applies for violations and limited enforcement anticipated to halt transient merchants. High license costs deter startups despite business opportunities.
Advice on avoiding heartburn when eating large or rich meals. Eat slowly and thoroughly chew food wait six hours between meals. If fullness or weight in the stomach occurs after eating take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
A Thursday evening elocution entertainment at the University featured Mise Elsner's class with members from the summer school and city high school. The program impressed the audience with clear delivery and strong work by the young performers including Seese A Pair Encounter, The Unknown Speaker, Statue Posing, Macaleoig wearater, Fan Drill, Piano Duet, Chariot Race, and Nearer My God to Thee.
Cascarine at all Druggists. Cures biliousness, constipation and dyspepsia. 350 cts. Sample end book on diet and cure sent for ten cents to Stamps. Rea Bros. & Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Kills any pain instantly internal or external. Xo Ooiste, ammonia or cap sicum, Lightning Pain Killer. 250. Brings attractiveness to ess unlovable girls, making them handsome marriageable women. That’s what Rocky Mountain Tea will do 35c. Ask your druggist.
Apples are presented as a digestible food with potassium and minimal nutrients, rich in pectin and organic acids. The text notes laxative effects when eaten at night and suggests baked apples for invalids, served plain or with cream. The Ledger Monthly commentary resembles a casual dietary note.
A gallon of distilled water weighs 8.329 pounds with four quarts to the gallon and two pints per quart. Each pint contains 16 fluid ounces and each fluid ounce holds two tablespoonfuls. One drop weighs about 0.0001 pounds, making a drop slightly heavier.
Thousands have been restored to health by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It proves beneficial for threat or lung trouble and coughs resistant to other treatments. Cases once deemed hopeless have been cured. available at all druggists.
A promotional blurb notes Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Co. and priced at 35 cents. It urges readers to ask their druggist about the product.
A long roster of teachers and aspiring instructors attending the University of the summer school outlines post graduate and grade levels. Names include Mary Avery, Hannah Foley, Cecilia Kelley, Winfred Seymour, Lavinia Antrim, Bessie Avery, Bessie Thompson, and many others across A, C, and D grades. A stray ad for Dosa ointment mentions relief for itching piles and claims kidney cure benefits from Foley.
Reading from a damaged page, the text hints at discussions of marriage and a universal rule. References to Adam and Eve appear and two figures, Bart and another, are said to have engaged with past lives. The fragment suggests social or romantic speculation rather than a complete report.
Historical notes state that before refined sugar, beverages relied on honey to add sweetness. This practice reflects early sweetening methods used in daily life and culinary rituals.
The notice describes William Trego a Quaker farmer from Hartford County who developed bone meal fertilizer and promoted his Blood Bitters as a purifier. It notes early skepticism about new fertilizer methods and mentions Trego’s role in introducing the practice to his family farm.
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