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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
14
Local notes cover visitors and residents including Lee Baldock ill in Mitchell, C C Miller's funeral, grand jury and jury lists, arrivals from Yankton and Minneapolis, and weddings. Weather turns cold with late April snow. reports on church meetings, concerts, and school land appraisals accompany community updates.
The ad praises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the top family medicine with fifty years of cures. It claims success against belching heartburn indigestion biliousness dyspepsia insomnia and nervousness. Also touts its cleansing tonic and blood purifier properties and asserts it never fails.
Catarrh weakens lungs and organs while Hood's Sarsaparilla claims radical, permanent cures. Testimonials tout long relief with four bottles, urging readers to buy Hood's as the only effective remedy. Milwaukee man William Sherman attributes 20 years of catarrh to complete healing.
Mr and Mrs H C Clark and their family will move back to Mitchell from Buffalo New York where they lived last summer The family will reach Mitchell by mid next week traveling through several towns They plan improvements at the corner of Fifth and Rowley streets and will rent another house for the summer.
A public notice proclaims DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the sole salve made from pure witch hazel. It claims thousands cured of piles where other treatments failed and warns of counterfeit copies. L. O. Gale signs the notice.
Dunvegan Castle in Scotland is described as the oldest inhabited house in Great Britain. It is the seat of the McLeods of McLeod and includes parts dating back to the ninth century, roughly two centuries before William the Norman's conquest.
An old patent remedy advertisement promises immediate relief for feverish delicate children. It claims to cleanse the stomach and liver and to cure worms, sold by druggists for five cents with a free sample offer directed to Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
A Grand Forks reader recounts relief from back and kidney pain after using Doans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. The letter urges others to try the remedy and notes dealer availability for 50 cents. Also, a request for girls at Mitchell Steam Laundry is listed.
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