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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1909
Page
7
A Cleveland resident, Mrs. D I Jones, credits Dr Miles Nervine with recovery from nervous prostration after initial skepticism. The ad explains nerves govern organ function and promotes Nervine as a specific to soothe irritation and generate nerve force, offering a money back guarantee if no benefit.
Guanajuato in Mexico, known as the hill of the frog, is described as a gold brick town. Old adobe houses built from mine refuse yielded gold and silver when torn down for a railroad station, with assays from 3 to 244 per ton and an average around 8. The old buildings reportedly produced about 30,000 Mexican in gold, while newer houses show less gold due to updated mining machinery.
A Germantown physician claims pillows are unnecessary for most sleepers and may harm others. He says side sleepers need them minimally, while back sleepers require none, arguing that sleeping with little or no pillow improves comfort and sleep quality.
A sportsman on a New York shore by a creek outlet observes a colored boy fishing with a cave pole while his mother calls him away. The man sets aside his gun and nets a dozen perch for the boy, then slips away. A second traveler asks about the fishing and the boy explains perch are plentiful at the beach, even when running errands for cornmeal. The passage blends local color with dialect and a narrated scene of luck at a quiet fishing spot.
A Campbell Brothers show tour details their growth over 15 years from a small act to a large circus. Winter quarters near Fairbury Nebraska house hundreds of horses and a vast animal collection including lions tigers and camels. A grand parade will lead the Kadoka performance on Tuesday July 27 as the circus moves 42 cars between towns.
An additional train will run daily between Rapid City and Hot Springs starting Sunday June 27. The service will include two trains in each direction, featuring Pullman sleeping cars and commodious day coaches. For schedules and reservations, contact any ticket agent of The P. R. C. & North Western Line.
Mrs. W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her mother, aged over 70, regained vitality after long suffering from dyspepsia. Doctors had given up, but Electric Bitters restored health, aiding digestion, sleep, and strength. Only 50c at druggists.
Night Rider theme shown as a sensational ad style note claiming Dr. King’s New Life Pills cure constipation colds fevers and restore rest. The text uses exaggerated claims about relieving distress and cleansing the system with no clear date or source.
Frank L. Norman completes yearly county service with full satisfaction from the county commissioners. M C Sherwood eyes a bank at Nowlin after surveying the town. Insurance payouts settle damages to the Shannon House as Mrs L A Ricketts receives 1150. A newborn son to Harold and Mrs Marrington at Fort Pierre Hospital. Deputies nab Charles Williams and Harvey Siudaugh from Keya Paha county custody awaiting transport. Sheriff Huston and F W Grogan report crops prospects and rain aiding hay bridges while travelers suffer colds from the wet western county roads.
The Vasu Dusen Elevator Co of Minneapolis will start ground work on an elevator at this place. Levi Burgstabler and family from Tyndall arrived Tuesday to stay through harvest. Rainfall caused minor damage but a 40 foot rail setback was repaired for the midnight train. Russell Bernau and Katherine Flannigan wed at Ft Pierre, Russell from West Union Iowa, bride from Grindstone area now in Cottonwood, moving to Huron after the ceremony.
BP E Herrington of Mount Airal Ky endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best and safest diarrhoea remedy. He notes its prompt cures and broad endorsement by users. For sale by local agents.
An odd clipped notice advertises mortgage blanks and office materials. It mentions a Self Sealing Ple Tin and a free illustrated catalogue from National Supply Co. Lakets, N. Dek, with a peculiar aside about Dr. Mies and a pill.
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