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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
2
Henry L. Bolley from the government experiment station at Margo North Dakota outlines chemical treatments to prevent smut in wheat and oats. Methods include formalin for oats and corrosive sublimate for wheat, with application steps and cautions on toxicity and cost.
A brief excerpt compares women across cultures including China Rome Turkey and Siberia, noting arranged marriages and subservience, lack of inheritance rights or veiling, divorce triggers, and strict social control as described by Exchange.
Miss Keedick and Mr. Spatts engage in a playful exchange about a Tennessee peach weighing a pound and a half. The judge notes the counterpoint as the speaker adds a witty remark on personal weight.
An aggregation of ad copy and editorial notes discusses Flood’s medicine and Dr. Pierce’s favorites for women’s health, alongside social commentary on learned women. It includes product pitches, medical advice, and testimonials, with mention of Mrs Winslow’s Syrup and One Minute Cough Cure as remedies.
W. O. Collinge of Bon Homme county says Diehl's Silver Salve healed his horses shoulders during spring plowing. Sold by druggists or prepaid for 35 cents a box from Diehl Chemical Co. LeMars Iowa. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and lung troubles.
A Mitchell reader praises a tobacco shop for refusing to sell cigarettes to youths. The column laments sidewalk hazards, crowded post office lobbies, protruding store boxes, and booming housing needs as new families move in. It also promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Ely Cream Balm with testimonials from local figures.
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