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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1889
Page
5
The schedule lists arrivals and departures from Huron by the Chicago and North Western Railway. It includes trains labeled Mail and Express, Freight, and accommodation trains with daily and Sunday exceptions. Several train numbers and times are shown, along with agent signature D Anonga.
A jumbled passage discusses questionable medical cures and common beliefs about charm and perception. It mentions worthless medicines for throat and lung diseases, endorses CALIFORNIA CAT-ROUTE, and advertises J. C. Donaldson & Co. products with prices and mail terms. It notes warnings about ill intentions and tools with ill sounds.
A man attempted to revive an epileptic by pouring cold water into his mouth and neck. The seizure worsened and the man died, triggering a violent reaction from bystanders. Hall's Journal of Health advertises Electric Bitters as a remedy for kidney liver and stomach ailments.
Fragmentary text notes a discussion involving a professor of mathematics at Johns Hopkins University and references to Sylvester and Martha W. The imperfect source mentions England, Baltimore, and a "ro kine icicle" idea but lacks clear action or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR shows a discussion of a rabbit foot talisman and its perceived odds of success. The text mentions indorsements and a regli rabbit foot, with skepticism about its impact on ambition. The source tone resembles a local column or note on superstitions.
A town resident reports a fire burning on an empout in a stable. The incident involved rags used on a dining floor and is described as a possible spontaneous combustion. The report appears in the Lewiston Journal remarking on the event.
The article discusses a controversial idea linking race to intelligence and behavior. It notes scientists debate the concept and cites social inequalities in the northern white population. The piece frames the topic as a difficult, sensitive issue drawing varied opinions from academics.
In Lewiston Journal text a mariner recounts steering through fog when the compass faltered several times and sent him off course. The issue was traced to a stuck nail on the compass housing which was removed before any damage occurred.
For sale a small herd of heifers and calves from an imported sire Bremen. Old bull from imported line. Cash or good terms.
A garment requires deep cleaning and tonal adjustments to restore texture and color. technicians assess fabric, apply specialized solvents, and test patches to ensure even finish.
Horehound syrup praised as a universal throat and lung remedy for consumption bronchitis asthma sore throat coughs and colds. Ballard Horehound Syrup claims instant relief with no injurious opiates and offers a free sample from C C Durand.
A local drug store advertises free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and related illnesses. The offer highlights the product's wide claimed cures and lists a bottle size of one dollar, aiming to attract customers with trial quantities.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and sleep, and Abietine Ointment as a universal skin remedy. It claims cures for diarrhea and sores with prices 2 cents to 30 cents, sold by J C Donaldson & Co. in the period style.
An advertisement for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touts it as the best salve for bruises ulcers and related ailments sold by C Y. Du Staal in Dakota. The ad emphasizes no pay required and claims universal effectiveness.
A terse dialogue features Bonds denying dividend issues as the cause of a stock decline, addressing a cashier about today’s bank share drop.
A fragmented ad promises a “one hundred 7 word” slogan for catarrh cure with unclear claims. Mentions Cheney and Wert & Tavex Wholesale Druggists in Toledo Ohio. Claims of direct action on surfaces but offers testimonials and prices, though details are garbled.
The article notes competing routes to national gatherings with trains and schedules, praising the Northern lines and Burlington system for delegates and visitors. It highlights ticketing through W. J. O. Kenyon and regional advantages of locations like Minnesota and Nashwes, with invitation to consider markets, water, climate, and land for homes and farms. It also mentions infrastructure and natural resources across West Virginia Maryland and Shenandoah regions.
A public notice extols Syrus of Figs as a California liquid fruit remedy. It pleases the eye and taste and is said to cleanse the kidneys and liver, promoting health and comfort for all who use it.
A damaged fragment mentions neuralgia treatment and a daughter, with unclear context and no concrete facts or dates.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a liniment promising relief for chest tightness bruises sprains old sores frost bites and pains. Mentions Durand and limited use claims but lacks verifiable details or context.
Fragmentary notice reflects a testimonial about labor help with “Mother's Friend” and a brief advertisement for The Bradfield Reg. Co. of Atlanta with sales via O. Dusrand in Huron, Dakota. The text shows archaic spelling and scattered product promotion from a historical newspaper page.
The text contains repeated lines about knowing men by their outsides and a stray reference to a female regulator for young women with disorders. It also includes an odd culinary tip about baking tins and boiled pudding with pounded bread crumbs to prevent sticking.
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