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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
4
The article argues catarrh is a serious disease not a simple cold and warns that blood poisoning from nasal secretions spreads through the body. It promotes S S S as a complete cure by cleansing the blood and removing catar rhal secretions, claiming lasting remission.
Experienced auctioneers offer sales in Davison county and across the state. Terms are reasonable. Address Phil Tobin Hillside or Webster at Farmers Sheds Mitchell.
Members of the Home Missionary Society of the Congregational church praised the Sunday evening services led by Pastor Tomlin. The event featured music by the choir, sacred solos by Mrs Hitchcock and Mr Boyles, a sacred duet by Mrs Hitchcock and Miss Nobie, and papers by Mrs D B Miller and Mrs D R Tomlin supporting home and foreign missions.
Advert says the pills relieve throbbing headaches by purifying blood and boosting health. Thousands report relief. price 25 cents with money back if not cured. Sold by S A Scallin, druggist.
G H Hansan of Lima Ohio reports backache relief after using Foley’s Kidney Cure. He says the treatment fully helped him and urges fellow trainmen to consider it, noting the common ailment among workers in the industry.
A Congregational minister voices harsh critique of rummage sales in city churches. He argues such events turn church spaces into junk shops that unveil unwholesome items and tempt shoppers, urging that the practice stop. He cites social and moral deterioration over time and insists Sam the man say it.
Abraham Olre, a Bellaville druggist, says Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters after 20 years in business. He cites stomach, liver, kidney, bowel, blood and nerve disorders as target areas, claiming the tonic purifies blood, strengthens nerves and rebuilds the system, restoring vigor. Sold by S&S H Scallin for 50 cents.
In Dell Rapids Mrs Garrigan files a $5000 suit alleging her husband was driven to self harm by chronic drinking and that the saloonkeeper continued to sell liquor despite his deteriorating condition. The case hinges on causation and prior intoxication.
The trial ended last week with a jury returning $1,800 in favor of the wife after a brief verdict. Two other saloonkeepers face similar cases, and the defeated party plans a supreme court appeal on the statue’s validity as lawmen clamp down on saloon conduct statewide.
From Coopersville Michigan word spreads of a pleasant tasting liquid claimed to end cough troubles and provide a good night’s rest before bed The testimonial states three generations have used Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs with never an equal The notice promises guaranteed bottles at 50 cents or one dollar and trial bottles free at SH Scallin’s.
Bert Innerson of Horton Indiana says months of whispering ended after using Foley’s Busey and Tar. He urges readers to try Foluy’s as the remedy that restored his voice.
An advertisement proclaims Rocky Mountain Tea will make listless unlovable girls attractive and marriageable, asserting it can transform women into handsome brides. Copyright text notes price 35c and dealer S H Seallin.
An old advertisement touts Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C. C. C. for digestive and liver reform. Claims a restful night while the body repairs itself and notes availability through druggists and roc.
A returning traveler recalls a Puerto Rico tarantula that leaped clear, startling dogs and onlookers. He describes Spot the dog chasing the spider, which finally died after a stray club strike as witnesses watched the dramatic, high jump.
A Syracuse editor credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing eczema on his palms after two years of failed treatments. A Seymour, NY user praises Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming kidney trouble for 25 years resolved after two bottles. Take only Foley's.
In Paris Mme. Nellie Melba declines to meet many guests and sets strict limits for confidants. A wealthy American suitor asks to bring Philadelphia friends to see her, but she insists on only meeting the kind of people who are lovely, well dressed, brilliant, and not young or poor.
Official USDA notes encourage prospects for Alaska and Yukon gardening with Rampart Eagle City Holy Cross Mission plots showing diverse crops. Rye and barley matured well, long days and abundant moisture yield luxuriant growth on lower Yukon, while open beds supply lettuce radishes and turnips.
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