Social Conditions in South Dakota Revealed After Survey
W E Tipton reports to the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Richmond that South Dakota shows striking social stats for a 500,000 population state. Prison, jail, hospital for the insane, schools for feeble minded and the blind, and public aid figures illuminate conditions and TB concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Tipton
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Richmond
Virginia
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Plankinton
Yankton
Redfield
Gary
North Dakota
I. M. Crain
Rkedfield
National Organization
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Cures in Mitchell Ad
A Mitchell citizen Mrs. Leo Hofstetter testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain dizziness and headaches after years of suffering. She bought them at Diehl & Brown Drug Store and reports feeling much better. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mitchell
Leo Hofstetter
First St
Mitchell, S. D
Diehl & Brown
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Parochial School Collection Requested by Holy Family Church
The Holy Family church trustees urge a charitable collection not a direct tax to support the parochial school and its expenses. The committee frames the drive as aiding poorer families and emphasizes education as a worthy cause for all members to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Family Church
Former Mitchell figure Richardson arrested for forgery
Fred Richardson, once of this city, is jailed in Rapid City on forgery charges after allegedly crafting a check in the name of Ernest Carleson and securing 2370 from Nellie Miller. The suspect, with a checkered past including a 17 year old penitentiary sentence for horse theft, previously worked as a mason and millwright in Mitchell and at the Black Hills Gypsum Plant project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Richardson
Rapid City
Richardson
Mitchell
Republican
Richardon
Rapid City Journal
Free Richardson
Bangs
Ernest Carleson
Carleson
Nellie Miler
Black Hills Gypsum Products Company
James Hartyering
Wer
Hartyering
Nellie Miller
Pennington County Bank
Tom Burke
Red Earth
Grand Religious Finale at Baptist Revival Service
Closing revival at the Baptist church drew a crowded audience as Mr. Conant delivered the final message on The Assurance of Divine help and fellowship. He contrasted Christian companionship with the loneliness of life without faith, urging personal receipt of Christ. Many stayed afterward for farewells.
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the Baptist Church
Mr. Conant
Christ
Honest John Mining Co Takes Over Black Eagle Mine
Stockholders in the Honest John Mining Milling and Tunnel Co learn the firm has acquired the Black Eagle mining property at Idaho Springs Colorado. Secretary Fowler says the mine will be operated to pay dividends while the tunnel develops to a paying basis. The Black Eagle, an older mine, has operated steadily and yielded over 5,000 tons of ore valued at about 880,000 under lease to Short Brothers.
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Honest John Mining, Milling and Tunnel Co
Black Leagle
Idaho Springs
Colo
Idaho Spring Mining Gazette
Fowler
Honest John Company
Black Eagle
Friends of
Short Brothers
Black Eagle Mine Reported Rich Ore Body Near Honest John
The Black Eagle Mine is said to contain the district’s largest ore bodies with shoots ready for mining. The shaft reaches 700 feet with land levels driven eastward. each level has traversed vast ore, prompting Honest John officers to expect an early harvest for stockholders.
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Black Eagle
Honest John
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Company oath notice 1886
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio pledges one hundred dollars for every chronic case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason records the oath on December 6, 1886. Company advertises internal cure and testimonials. Wall’s Family Pills for constipation also endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. 1
Cheney & CO
Wall
The Topsyturvydom of Religion at Edward VII Parliament
The London Standard notes the opening of King Edward VII’s first parliament required repentance over an oath condemning papal authority. It describes a crimson velvet cap of maintenance, a symbol of papal supremacy, held by a Protestant peer and linked to Henry VIII through Pope Leo X.
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Henry VIII
Leo X
England
London Standard
Practical Plans For Helping Friends In Hard Times
A philosopher notes human nature and recounts a tale of friends in dire need who entertained a guest with frugal meals. A well meant aid plan failed when the guest refused to help, blaming their extravagance. The piece closes with a New York Press aside on clock spring control and safety during repairs.
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New York Press
Repairing Clocks Warns Against Amateur Tinkering
A watch repairer warns that clocks touched by amateurs risk serious damage. He says skilled repairs are costly and often unsatisfactory, urging owners to avoid disassembly. Unwinding a mainspring is described as absolutely dangerous and likely ruinous.
When Actors Play to Actors Ophelia and the Revealed Flame
Ellen Terry recalls Henry Irving inviting her to Birmingham in 1878 to see his Ophelia and notes the performance as perfection surpassing 1874. She says actors draw inspiration from fellow artists in the audience whose understanding of intent and feeling fuels their best work. She cites Olivia in Olivia and Marguerite Gautier in Duse as moments of mutual artistic resonance.
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Henry Irving
Birmingham
Alwas
Ellen Terry
McClure
Aentage
Hanlet Singera
Olivia
Eleanora Duse
Marguerite Gautier
Prince George and Martha Gunn Portraits In Royal Bedchamber
In his Brighton palace bedroom young George the Third’s son kept a portrait of Martha Gunn, the bathing woman who dipped him as a child. A verse notes Brighton visits and the prince’s sea routine.
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George
Prince
Brighton Palace
Mrs. Gunn
Prince of Wales
Brighton
George the Third
Martha Gunn
Thomas Smoaker
Thomas
Charis for Luck in Wall Street Superstitions
A Brooklyn Life piece reports on Wall Street financiers who embrace luck through talismans and rituals. Wealthy men describe keepsakes such as a cane with a steel core and leather rings, a gold ink well for signing without shared ink, lucky animal pins, and inherited lucky coins.
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Wall Street
Picayune
Brooklyn
Worry Over Music Baffles Comrox
Mr Comrox expresses unease at any lively music, fearing it fails to be sufficiently classical despite enjoying the band. The Washington Star quotes him saying every time the group played something he liked he worried about value for money.
Willing to Help Fans Rumor of Cashman Wealth
The dialogue suggests Cashman has substantial wealth while noting his wife and daughters are prepared to provide necessary information. The exchange hints at future disclosure or inquiry into his finances and family involvement.
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Richardson N Toils
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Colorado
Chinaware
Crockery
Siti
Charis
Wall Street New Harbor
Histe
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