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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
11
The readable text references a cure method using a TV like device and mentions pall gases and peroxide. Specifics are unclear due to damaged text but suggests an experimental approach and chemical exposure in a medical context.
The ad urges shoppers to choose the best value furniture store to maximize savings. It claims unbeatable value, no needless expenditure, and that savings are passed to customers in prices, noting other stores may exist but asserting their own is eight eight good and capable.
The fragment records mixed inbound and outbound movements for passengers and freight from various directions. It also contains garbled schedule words and stray letters indicating unreliable OCR data without clear events or dates.
Heavy seizure of cattle and hogs by Sheriff Davie near Tripp leads to a U S court battle. Pierce & Babcock of Sioux City claim ownership, with bank involvement from Tripp. The case, linked to a carload shipment, will be heard at the Sioux Falls federal term beginning April 3.
For over fifty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by mothers for teething children. It soothes the child gums and pain, cures wind colic and diarrhea, and is sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents per bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
A former Champeny Block dentist announces a new office to be run by his son Alfred J. Dix who has studied at Northwestern University Dental School. The elder Dix will personally stand behind all work and any debts in the first year, asking patients to trust his son’s integrity and skill.
A citizen criticizes Superintendent Juigley over claims of visitors with concealed daggers and portrays the school system as deteriorating. The writer, a veteran city schools teacher, denounces alleged immorality and coarse language cited in Juigley’s statement and urges accountability.
A weathered park bench talk from the Washington Star frame tells of a father worried over his son’s sea dream and misreadings of words. The exchange focuses on education and the perils of youth choosing the sea over schooling. The father's tale ends with a grim image of a boat swain and a fateful drop overboard.
A compendium of notes on extreme fasting dangers with cases of weight loss leading to death, plus assorted anecdotes about Perry’s battles and social quips. It references a 47 year old woman who died after a 43 day water fast, and notes varied survival times for children and adults.
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