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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1891
Page
11
Mrs Curtain of Pisinfield Michigan reports a month of treatment for a lung condition. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with restoring her health after ten doses. Also advertised are Shiloh's Cure cough remedies and other patent medicines with prices and dealer L O Gale.
Vague, garbled lines mention Sadr and Missie Gang with unclear actions and names. The readable content lacks coherent events or verifiable facts to summarize into a full news item.
A Sunday Gazette interview cites a Maine congressman stating Secretary Blaine would accept a unanimous nomination and be elected. The Maine conference with Hale Frye and Manley allegedly endorsed Blaine, sending a Blaine delegation to the national convention.
Washington dispatches report private chatter that Senator Hawley of Connecticut may be named Secretary of War under President Harrison. Hawley denies any truth to the rumor stating he has had no discussion with the President since their last meeting.
Fragmentary report notes a Lincoln West Virginia connection and a campaign for funds. It mentions Davis and Davis names, a supposed martial context, and a candidacy framework tied to Congress. The text is garbled with typos and missing details, but hints at political stirring and public funding efforts.
A brief note on a book about blood and skin diseases is referenced, published by The Swift Specific Co in Atlanta Georgia. The fragment mentions cancer, operations, and recollection, with sparse details about authors or publication context.
An 19th century advert claims Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills regulate stomach and bowels and speedily cure bilious torpid liver piles with new discovery. Sold in small mild doses for men women and children. 2 cents per dose. Samples free at S. H. Seallin's drugstore.
In Indiana an elderly postmaster Wm Timmons praises Electric Bitters as vastly effective for kidney and liver trouble. Farmer John Leslie also commends the remedy as best he has found, recommending a bottle from S H Scallin's drugstore.
Reports of miraculous cures for nervous disorders and convulsions are claimed by various individuals and a Dr Mijes Gress Restorative. Alphonso Hem swears his son spoke after treatment and many claim rapid relief from Su Vitus dance and related conditions. A Gardéner and Vistals Inc. are named in connection with the remedy offered free by S. EH. Seal to attract customers.
An Wisconsin drugstore owner Gire or G. Giloge promotes German Syrup as a remedy for coughs sore throats and hoarseness. The ad claims it helps patients and families and that it yields effective results.
Fragmentary OCR reveals an advertisement claiming a universal cure for drunkenness and liquor habits from Dr. Haines. The text appears messy with garbled names and phrases, but centers on a tonic or treatment offered to readers worldwide.
Notice of mortgage default and public sale of mortgaged premises at the Mitchell court house in Davison County South Dakota. The note and mortgage secured by Tha Mizen or spouse of South Pi Rnglind Laan Trust Comp Polk Iowa. amount due 2066 21 10. sale set for September 24 1881 at 2:00 PM. description includes Southwest quarter section 10 town 1 north range 3 west in the 4th principal meridian. H. Cashin acts as assistant for sale.
Public notice states a mortgage on property held by Ecwand Peninacan and Elijah Butteriesd has defaulted. The mortgage with principal and interest due may lead to sale under South Dakota law, with the Register of Deeds and court actions to recover the debt.
We present a broad display of carpets including Wilton Velvets and Baily Brussels with 50 patterns from 58 cents to premium designs. Our line features Ideal patterns, all cotton and all wool Ingrains, latest fail designs, and unmatched prices. We offer matched borders, clear claims of quality, and the promise of satisfaction with our low yard prices.
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