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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
4
The ad proclaims Paine's Celery Compound cures rheumatism by removing poisonous acid from blood. It promises rapid relief for muscles joints and tissues and claims a permanent cure with testimonials including S. 10 Conway Missouri who says he was cured after years of rheumatism and failed remedies.
Charles Theodore Wiurcey warns that the Quartier Latin embodies satanic debauchery and white collar vice. He reports London Liverpool New York Berlin and Vienna as contrastive cases but finds the Latin Quarter most corrupt. He cites alluring immorality that ensnares youths and ruins lives.
An historical note explains how the word coal originally described charred wood called coal and later shifted to mineral coal. The mineral fuel was first known as sea coal due to its marine origin with wreckage on Northumberland shores, then the term coal generalized to the new fuel as it surpassed wood coal.
A Lancet writer in the Kansas City Journal reprints guidance on daily food intake. He proposes determining per diem needs by temperament and body factors including age sex size exercise and ambient temperature to maintain minimal weight and health. He notes no excuses for overeating or undereating.
A sharp quip drawing on a doctor patient scene in a speech bubble about a three month life expectancy. It contrasts the idea of deadlines with a legal maxim about statutes of limitations, attributed to the New York World.
In a Mitchell city letter, chairman of the executive committee argues the corn palace program costs four to six thousand dollars yearly but serves to advertise South Dakota’s agricultural resources, urging unity and faith in the town’s prominence over Huron.
In Hand county Miller supporters push for Pierre as capital while a proposed Milwaukee rail extension from Wessington Springs to Orient sparks a battle with St Lawrence over depot sites. Miller and St Lawrence clash as routes influence the capital contest and local loyalties.
Charley Phillippi the Pittsburg pitcher returns to his Ashton area home where Nedfield residents plan a celebratory welcome for his season achievements. The post season saw Boston win the national championship while Phillippi pitched in three wins and a loss, earning over 32000 and ten shares of Pittsburg Baseball Association stock. Deacon Phillippi, a South Dakota ballplayer, trained in Spink county and once played with the writer.
An1950s advertisement touts Kidney-Ettes as a breakthrough remedy for kidney disease. The pitch claims tablets remove diseased germs and restore health, urging sufferers to use the product priced at 25 cents.
A column outlines precise measuring rules for dry ingredients and proper cup and spoon use. It warns that unsifted flour can skew results and explains level, heaping, and half measurements, plus the value of glass cups marked in thirds and quarters.
A New York correspondent praises aluminium kitchenware for its cleanliness and smoothness. She recommends boiling silver in an aluminium kettle for 15 to 20 minutes before rubbing dry, noting the kettle collects tarnish and simplifies cleaning numerous utensils.
A silver centerpiece shows a two color table decoration with a vase for flowers and small silver baskets for bonbons. Baskets hang from curved hooks and can be used separately. The centerpiece stands a little over one foot tall and illustrates versatile tabletop styling.
Do not discard a stewpan with a small agate or porcelain hole. Use two paper fastener clips to create a plug by inserting from inside, bending outward, and hammering flat on a hard surface. The dish becomes usable again after a moment of simple work.
Practical advice on household cleaning and care. Ammonia treats color fading, insect bites, mildew, oily skin, iodine stains, hairbrush cleaning, and stove polish. Old newspapers polish gas stoves. alum enhances polish. potatoes clean nursing bottles. linseed oil with gasoline polishes furniture. vinegar or cloves neutralize onion odor.
South Dakota Davison County presents a sworn financial report by Treasurer and Auditor. The document asserts the exhibits show true assets, liabilities, and warrants drawn on the treasury for the quarter, sworn by D Stearns with official seal.
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