Stop Lady Stop and a Wide Range of Advertisements
A collage of quotations and endorsements including Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claims, sheep farming notices, railroad excursion offers, and medical remedy promotions. Local ads cite Electric Bitters for kidney and liver relief, Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and Dr. King's New Discovery with testimonials from Lincoln and others, with ticket prices and sale dates for upcoming expositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertise Health Claims
Purported remedies promise pure blood and vitality, with Hood’s Sarsaparilla flavored as a blood purifier and Hood’s Pills for liver ills and digestion. A strong sales pitch offers a guaranteed satisfaction and low prices, plus printing services from MITCHELL PRINTING CO.
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Hood
Nso
Mitchell Printing CO
South Dakota railroad commission moves to enforce elevator licensing
The South Dakota railroad commission under President Johnston and Secretary Jay Manson aims to force all elevators to obtain state licenses. A $1 license fee applies with a $100 daily penalty for violations as the 1,000 elevators trend shows fewer than 600 licensed. After a 10 day grace period, unlicensed elevators will face evidence gathering and possible prosecution by the attorney general.
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South Dakota
Johnston
Jay Manson
Died in Early Life Bertha Walpole
Miss Bertha Walpole aged 14 died at her mother’s First street home after a summer illness worsened. Death was caused by diabetes with other diseases. She attended Baptist Sunday School and was beloved by teachers and peers. Funeral held at Baptist church with Rev Teall delivering the sermon and floral tributes. Burial followed at Graceland cemetery.
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Bertha Walpole
First Street
Bertha
Baptist Sunday School
Baptist Church
Mr. Teall
Messrs
Webster
Liko
D Broadbent
Slade
McLain
Graceland Cemetery
Dancing Party at Mitchell Parlor Orchestra
The Mitchell Parlor Orchestra hosted a pleasant dancing party in the Alex Mitchell hotel dining room Thursday evening. Attendance was not large, but the program was excellent. The orchestra planned bi monthly events, yet the first turnout was discouraging and another is unlikely.
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Mitchell
Alex. Mitchell Hotel
Wheel returned to Aberdeen thief to be punished
Chief Hall received the Aberdeen bicycle thieved weeks ago. Mrs. Harry Fallman turned over 15 dollars reward to the chief, who will share with Mr. Rowley where the wheel was left. The case aims to deter further bicycle thefts after spring and summer losses.
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Chief Hall
Aberdeen
Harry Fallman
Chief. Armentront
Rowley
State Juvenile Band Delights Main Street Crowd
The first public appearance of the State Juvenile Band in uniform drew a crowd on Main street Tuesday afternoon. Phoebe Brown led the procession with baton twirling as the band performed its best music, making a strong impression. State Fair management will be pleased with the engagement with the Juvenile band.
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Omaha
Brown
Sioux Falls
Main Street
Phoebe Brown
State Fair Management
Farmers thrive on new homesteads and rising wealth
The Prosperous Farmers column argues farmers who arrived with little have built wealth, owning farms valued at 3500 to 4000 dollars with chattels and savings. A country drive and health gains from Syrup of figs are cited. Also note an ad offering White Plymouth Rock cockerels from a prize-winning pen for exchange.
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Lennox
Bny
Lowa
H. L. Bras
Peculiar Patent Allows Earl of Sussex to Wear Nightcaps
The Montreal Star reports Queen Mary granted Henry, Earl of Sussex, license to wear a cape or nightcap in her presence and elsewhere. The grant notes he is a valetudinarian who fears uncovered heads and asked for headgear freedom, with the letters serving as warrant for life.
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Mary
Earl of Sussex
Jia
Henry
Fitswalter
Egremund
Purnell
Montreal Star
Age and Sex In Disease in Three Life Stages
A summary from Leisure Hour notes three life periods with higher illness risk at ages 30 45 to 50 and 61. It contrasts gender patterns, citing kidney lung and brain injuries more in men and cancer diphtheria typhoid early consumption more in women, and highlights unmarried women facing hardship after a father's death without provisions.
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The
Women’s Relief Corps
W. RR. C
Pane
Pierre
State Corps
Ladies of Ransom Relief Corps
Williams
Audienee
America
W. EE. Lott
J. Moore
W. Rt. C
Republican
H. G. Nichols
Fowle
Gen. Lyon Post No. 11
Canton
Georgia
W. It. C
W. Er.c
Pierce
Chicago
Caprin
Atlanta
S. D
Fred Miller
Irving, Ill
S. H. Scallin
Ely
Mrs. Winslow
Knights of the Maccabees
Lincoln
Neb
Dr. King
FP. W. Stevens
Coam
Bucklen
Alex Mitchell
Common Sense
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
P. P. Stewart Stoves
Stewart
P. P. Stewart
Boutell Brothers
First Avenue South
Fifth Streets
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Amanda M. Bowdle
J. D. Newcomer
H. R. Kibbee
H. P. Beckwith
the Security Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
Fowell
Hocking
Hubbard & Palmer
Omaha Depot
Jay Thompson
L. O. Gale
Elgadquarters
Serge
P.T. McGovern
Ben Davis
Monarch
CHA & Nborn’'S
Lion Brand
C.G. Rathbun
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