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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
9
Postmaster R H Randall of Dunlap Iowa endorses Kodol as a life changing aid for indigestion and malnutrition. The ad claims Kodol digests all food aiding absorption and strengthening organs, promising renewed health and a longer life. It is presented with testimonials and a price of one dollar.
General order from Dr J B Moore and J J Wolgemuth calls the annual Union Veterans meeting in Sioux Falls on Friday November 28 with sessions starting at 3 o clock. All officers elected delegates and comrades urged to attend and bring third quarterly reports to ensure command representation at the encampment.
A Philadelphia Record passage laments “pets” among the sheep at the abattoir, tall, shapely and intelligent, trained to lead flocks to death and calmly direct them to the slaughter. The piece contrasts the pets with ordinary sheep.
A mother asks about a child’s red eruption and is advised that Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood and cures scrofula boils eczema salt rheum and other eruptive diseases. The dealer cites personal testimonials, promises a free Medical Adviser book, and urges stamps for mailing costs from Buffalo New York.
The New York Tribune reports Guayaquil in Ecuador nearly destroyed by fire, with damages running into millions. The inflammable light structures, built amid earthquake fears, burned like tinder, reflecting a generation plagued by dire calamities worldwide.
Four downtown young ladies organized a successful Century Memorial social on Monday, raising about 100 to aid finishing the new building. John Kingdon arrives to study commercial work for the winter term. The Wasser Pencil machine drew strong business, and a playful incident caused a frenzy of pencils. John Schlund, ex D A student, topped a chemistry exam in St Louis. Chapel talks, Hardy, Loevinger, and a poem by Loevinger stirred reactions. Dr. Graham investigated misbehavior in the nursery. Zeta Alpha literary society closed with a final rite, lamenting its decline to indolence and degradation. A marble epitaph hints at departed membership and memories.
Fargo citizen Mrs. T. P. Ross testifies that after three weeks of using Doan's Ointment her husband's intense itching hemorrhoids disappeared. The ad promotes Doan's Ointment at Wilser's Pharmacy for 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a passerby remarks on his landlady’s daughter's red hair and observes a white car quickly turning the corner indicating a sudden notable event in a brief local scene.
An eastern tourist notes the town’s liveliness and a native confirms the claim that the area hosts the largest cemetery in Arizona, which continues to expand. The exchange captures local pride and curiosity about regional landmarks.
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