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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
4
Advertises J Newton Hathaway M D in the 76 Commercial Block Sioux City Iowa office offering personal attention and special counsel. Claims longest established with the best reputation and no patchwork treatment. Encourages writing for free booklets and question blanks mentioning trouble and confidential inquiries.
Public sale in Clanson county features 11 cows 21 yearling steers 9 head of horses 10 Chester White sows and farm gear amid crop reports from Ira Fraser. Also notes threshing by Kaser Bros, travel opinions, and local family illnesses and visits in Badger with a brief yarn mill and school mentions. Auction Tuesday 10 oclock sharp on Mitchell area farm with terms cash under 10 and credit until Oct 1 1903 at 10 percent interest.
Seven were examined for certificates in Davison county last week with one in Hand and one in Hanson. Rose Schaab teaches a review under Maud Hofstetter, while Prof Grace and Prof Hall advance to new county superintendent roles. The article notes numerous institute activities, teacher meetings, and a county school program.
The piece notes a growing jacket trend with fronts cut away and no Louis tails, resembling that style. It predicts an autumn shift toward long basques as the favored silhouette.
Passenger train departs east at 3 25 and 9 1 arrives from east while 7 30 p m arrival from east and 6 00 p m departure east are listed. C B Wint avent appears as a signature or name in the timetable fragment.
Nurse Mother Gray of the Children's Home in New York advertises Sweet Powders to cure feverishness teething disorders and stomach troubles. Claims move bowels destroy worms and restore health with over 30 000 testimonials. Sold by druggists 25 cents sample free Allen S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
D. H. Turner of Dempsey town Pennsylvania states that two weeks of use made him a new man. The product claims to treat constipation stomach and liver troubles. Sold for 25 cents at S. H. Scallin's drug store.
The Mason City Rug Co. offers to transform Ingrain Brussels and Moquette carpets and chenill curtains into new rugs with guaranteed satisfaction. They also buy old carpets. Mitch ell area agents Fish Bros. and Garton handle consultations before sending work elsewhere.
An advertisement proclaims a subcutaneous injection method for cancers tumors goiter fistula and piles as a painless bloodless cure. It asserts no incurable cases and invites consultations at 91 00 Dm Tnanraar Varicocele and enlarged glands the 47iv in Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota Boston Block.
A dinner tale at the American Dramatists Club recounts Dan Hart, author of The Parish Priest, as a hayseed son helping his Irish father on a Wilkes-Barre farm when a distant shot from a Hungarian miner provokes a wild misreading. The anecdote blends humor with period character and settings.
A tale from Fort Riley recalls a colonelly prank where officers watch Bell spray a lawn top to bottom. He vows to fool the grass and succeeds, giving Fort Riley a famously fine post lawn. The anecdote opens with humor about garden effort and soil persistence.
Instructions describe making sour cream waffles by beating two eggs separately then mixing with beaten flour and a teaspoon of soda dissolved in yolks, one part sour cream and a little sour milk, folding in beaten egg whites and salt, then baking in a hot greased waffle pan.
A dated promotional verse extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as a gentle laxative that cleanses the liver and prevents a return of bilious disorders. The text claims the pills do not gripe and offer tonic strength, endorsed by L. O. Gale.
The Baltimore News quotes a wife lamenting marriage gifts as financial times shift. She recalls pre marriage generosity and notes that a dollar once seemed like a dime while a dime now feels like a miracle.
Ethel asserts the financier is cautious not a speculator. Maude asks how she knows, and Ethel explains he waited to see if C would accept him before buying the engagement ring.
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