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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1898
Page
2
The column reports on prom correspondents and community events including sermons, elections, weddings, legal notices, and local court actions. It notes upcoming events, personal visits, and social gatherings, with mentions of families, schools, and neighborhood happenings across the region.
Fragmentary text shows a speaker asserting broad agreement about a product named Mother's Friend and its effects. The passage mentions quantities, exile references, and claims of good results, with garbled lines and unclear context.
Fragmented text shows scattered mentions of salaries, figures, and various names. The readable portions reference individuals, monetary amounts like 20S and 362, and institutions such as The CCEERCe and England. The garbled article lacks coherent events or dates.
An anecdotal note questions surgical cancer cures and praises Swift's Specific as the sole hope. It recounts failed operations and a single claimed recovery after taking many remedies, naming a Dallas Texas address associated with the claim.
An old ranted advertisement claims a remedy named Swift Specific Co will reach the bottom of the blood to purge disease. It asserts guaranteed pure cereele with no mineral poisons and offers free mailing of cancer information to any address in Georgia.
The clumsy text blends maritime peril with civic duties and old-time literary chatter. It notes shipboard panic during a two-evang voyage, then pivots to Citizenship duties and a North American Review piece, finally mentioning Hicks Wheeler Brassey in a quirky debate about golf cycles.
A fragment from Paris Figaro recounts a man napping in mud by the trackside and two thieves stealing his new boots after the thiefs wake him with demands. The man protests while insisting the boots are his. A separate item quotes a quip about marriage opening a bride’s eyes.
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