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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
3
Happenings include visits and travel of locals, births, marriages, and moves. J N Fulford returns from Hatch City, D H H Frudenfeld reachable via Sioux Falls, Dr. Freyburg hosts gathering, and Kathleen Mavourneen ends a Grand Opera week in Mitchell.
The article traces ancient heating devices from the Greek bra repe to the Roman hypocaust and notes their influence on modern furnaces. It then describes the 1775 London clearing house where bankers exchanged papers without cash, followed by the 1853 US clearing house in New York. It ends with a proverb about friendship and relation.
Prank Otmeyer Richard Bieleki and FP A Norton former students of Dakota University now Brookings football players toured the college. Arthur S Cory former class member visited for a business inquiry in Alpena. A sociable gathering occurred in Society hall last Tuesday night with a large crowd. YWCA delegates to Yankton returned with Miss Rowena Kielbauch stopping in Tyndall. Free mail delivery to students is now twice daily. Several entrants in the oratorical contest have begun their speeches and expect strong competition for first place.
A brief exchange ends with Marinda noting she has no doubts after taking Rocky Mountain Tea overnight. An advertisement by S H Seallia promotes DP to remove impure thoughts in the human family for 35 cents.
In a disputed football report from Huron, a college team manager claims Huron crossed Mitchell's line first, but records show the University of South Dakota or Brookings team never visited Huron this season. Authorities urge restraint and note the militia eleven misadvertised as the University team, clarifying who actually played.
An advertisement asserts that maintaining a healthy weight depends on balancing work and digestion. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for under eating or overwork, claiming it helps those who are undernourished or exhausted. It warns against excessive use, notes genuine product visuals, and offers free samples with pricing of 50 cents and 1 dollar from Scott & Bowne.
A Sycamore Illinois man, J L Campbell, credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing years of back pain and weakness in the kidneys. He says the remedy freed him from bed dependence and restored strength, noting many others have benefited likewise.
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to cure ailments and urges beginning treatment today. The ad emphasizes prompt results and adherence to a regimen, promoting the product as a reliable remedy.
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