Mail treatment for Semin Blinks No. 1 2 3 4
A mail treatment is sent for Semin Blinks with four numbers detailing uses for men women skin diseases and a cutarrh. The text lists No 1 for Men No 2 for Women No 3 for Skin Diseases and No 4 for Cutarrh.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1894
Page
8
A mail treatment is sent for Semin Blinks with four numbers detailing uses for men women skin diseases and a cutarrh. The text lists No 1 for Men No 2 for Women No 3 for Skin Diseases and No 4 for Cutarrh.
London reports parliament resumes amid a Liberal program including Irish tenant relief local government for Scotland disestablishment of Wales church disestablishment and home rule. Lord Rosebery pledges no drastic shifts in policy and Morley remains as chief secretary for Ireland while attacks on the House of Lords as an anomaly grow. across the page other brief items note memorials in New York New Jersey and Texas and various international dispatches.
Postmaster Beattie’s term ended March 7 followed by an afternoon wire from S. T. Greene announcing his appointment as successor. Greene has been in Washington, his supporters cite influential friends and southern backing, while Hammer’s backers remain unsure of the forces at play. The Republication notes Greene’s prior service as Judge Hammer’s deputy and congratulates him on the new post.
Special to The Republican from Washington reports the bill opening the Yankton reservation was ordered reported favorably by the Indian committee. The piece also notes Brookings Register and Bristol News editorials criticizing Independent leaders, and outlines staff changes for U S land office veteran F. Winsor moving to Bowdle & Newcomer, plus the Mitchell Mandolin Club forming with listed members.
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