Teething Advice and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Advertises Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup as a remedy for teething in babies. Claims to soothe the child ease pain reduce wind colic and diarrhoea with a twenty five cent bottle.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
3
Advertises Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup as a remedy for teething in babies. Claims to soothe the child ease pain reduce wind colic and diarrhoea with a twenty five cent bottle.
Special excursion rates to Coloraio Uteli and the Black Hills via the North Western Line. Tickets good to return until October 3 with favorable return limits. Travel to D-nee orate Springs Puebio Salt Lake City Deadwood Custer and more. Apply to Chicago & North Western Ry agents.
Advertising copy promises a cure for piles including itching bleeding and protracted cases. The Paris Medicine Co offers PAZO OINTMENT with a 44 day guarantee and a first application relief claim. If unavailable, send 50 cents by mail to receive post paid.
An advertised veterinary preparation promises to cure cuts galls and sores on horses and cattle Without scarring it revives hair to its original color at prices 50 cents and 1 00 Guaranteed by all druggists.
An old advertisement-style note touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to stomach, liver and bowel trouble avoiding serious illness. It mentions Mae Wheeler’s drug store and promises painless relief and comfort.
The advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild laxative for women and children that cleanses the liver and improves complexion by removing pimples and blotches. It claims to be superior to pills and regular cathartics, not irritating stomach or bowels, endorsed by C. H. Longstaff and J. L. Sanky.
An old advertisement warns readers about counterfeit Witch Hazel Salve. It urges buying DeWitt’s Chicago-made salve from E C DeWitt & Co to ensure effectiveness and avoid fake products. The notice notes many imitations damage reputations and mislead customers.
Nickel Plate Road tickets available from Chicago for thirty day and fifteen day limits. One fare for round trip plus $4.00 or plus $2.00, with sale August 8 and 22. Information on application to John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 107 Adams St. Chicago, or La Salle St. Station, Chicago, the only Depot on the Elevated Railroad Loop.
An old advertisement extols Cole's Carbonzoap as a luxurious bath soap that cools heals and cleanses with a lavender and violet fragrance. It promises friendship to users and asserts no other soap compares, urging purchase from all druggists.
The general strike expands in St Petersburg with an official count of 66 155 strikers and about 30 020 workers at noon. Government forces crack down while revolutionary factions talk of a provisional government and constitutional assembly. Cronstadt reports firing though details are unclear as printers and longshoremen join the walkout.
In Moscow on August 6 a mishap caused a premature bomb explosion during a planned attack on a troops detachment. The blast killed thirty workmen and wounded many more while the soldiers remained unharmed.
A Libau to Haffpet train robbery yielded 40 000 in government funds. Eight passengers were wounded defending the train, including Brazil's consul general M von Rupnievsky and a German named Grundmann.
A bomb blast at Kazan railway station in Moscow on August 6 kills two people and injures others. Local authorities investigate the incident as a possible attack and secure the area.
The Bourse Gazette reports General Trepoff will become minister of war in St. Petersburg replacing General Rudiger. M. Goremykin, who served with the premier since May 2, has departed St. Petersburg for abroad.
Rear Admiral Charles J. Train commander in chief of the US Asiatic Fleet died at Chefoo on August 6 after an illness that began on July 20. He had arrived on the Ohio in June and sailed with Dewey’s squadron in July before returning to Chefoo where his condition worsened. He was 62 and planned retirement in May next year.
Harrisburg reports show Pennsylvania produced nearly all anthracite and 30 percent of bituminous coal in 1905 with mines valued at about 350 million dollars at the mines and 659 million at distribution. Anthracite yielded 78,470,020 short tons and bituminous 119,951,516. fatalities totaled 1,123 with 4,425 miners and 2,152 laborers killed since 1881. The report urges a uniform employment law setting fourteen as the minimum age for boy laborers and notes current laws allow younger boys in certain mine areas.
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth depart Cherbourg aboard the St Paul for New York. A crowd at the station sees them off with flowers gifts including a large fruit basket from Ambassador and Mrs McCormick and the Chambruns attending.
Hans Berlin of Laramie drew No. 1 in the Shoshone Indian reservation homestead drawing. The drawing ceremony at Lander, Wyoming, began at 9 a.m. and proceeded rapidly as applicants lined up for the Land Lottery prize.
Police were asked to Itasca and the East End to manage dock laborers who quit to demand higher wages. All coal docks in Superior are claimed tied up, delaying handling at the Head of the Lakes. The Duluth docks remain unaffected as the strike spreads to Itasca and East End.
Chicago facing possible millions of dollars added to assessed valuations after Corporation Counsel J Hamilton Lewis presented weeks of secret investigations. The board of review was asked to raise valuations and impose back taxes in nearly 150 cases and to summon twenty five wealthy estate representatives to show cause for tax evasion. Names include leading business men bankers and civic leaders.
An aged and damaged OCR item reports a Mississippi river quarantine at Whitehall due to fever aboard a steamer. With twenty one deaths and a crew nearly wiped out by filth and flies, officials deny the vessel entry to New Orleans even after fever outbreak ends.
Helsingfors Finland August six The strike by street railway and factory workers ends as socialist red guards leaders are arrested and the organization is broken up.
Warsaw August 6. A planned operation to free political prisoners was betrayed to the police. Several civil servants and policemen tied to the plot have been arrested.
In Uzovka Russia a 6000 strong striker procession at Donetz faced armed forces. Rioters used sabers and whips wounding about 100 with several in serious condition. Mass arrests followed, miners exceed 23,000 with 1,000 forming a armed unit. Governor general warns punishment for mine disruption and pledges protection for workers.
Washington reports claim Papa Isio the famed Negros insurrecto is alive with twelve followers preparing for new revolts. Army officers dismiss the rumor noting he was killed and his head was brined for identification.
Joseph Klatt sixteen? and Stanislaus Wargin allegedly fought a knife duel near the south city limits after a quarrel over cards. Wargin was stabbed in the right shoulder and treated. Klatt was arrested for assault and battery. The case heads to juvenile court.
Portland Maine August 6 authorities regret a misidentification in the Lord Sholto Douglas case. Douglas said he desires the matter dropped after police detained him by mistake for a supposed bogus. Douglas is wanted by North Carolina police on a charge of bigamy.
In Grand Island Nebraska John Hamblin shot his sweetheart Rachael Engellies infatuation turning deadly. Authorities report a lynching threat as the case unfolds with the weapon and motive under investigation.
Detroit August 6 a warrant charges Arthur C Lee offered inspector Anthony M Treppa a thousand dollars to influence a vote for Lee as president of the board of education. Lee is the second inspector targeted after a lengthy probe into school board scandals.
Deputy U S Marshal William M Henry returned from the oil country after serving a score of subpoenas on independent operators. They are to appear at Jamestown New York to testify in the suit being brought.
An ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as safe and certain for health. It urges readers to ask for Foley's and Tar and to insist on having it, citing C H Longstaff and J L Sankey as endorsers.
Nickel Plate R Tickets go on sale August 8 with one fare plus 4.00 for ndt and a 30 day limit. Round trips cost one plus 2.00 with a 30 day limit. Reservations sleeping cars and berth details by writing or calling John.
An old advertisement touts Cole’s Salve as a remedy free from carbolic acids. It claims fast relief from chafes bites and poisons and urges readers to obtain it from druggists.
Cursion tickets will be sold August to 13 inclusive with favorable limits on account of Annval tion National Firemen's apply to agents Chicago and Western Ry.
For burning itching and skin diseases use Cole's It is a marvel of healing and it prompt relief and comfort to the fever. Get Cole's and if it isn't factory you can have your money 26 and 50c by all druggists.
American Land Co. invites applications for steady salary and commission positions in various locales. Applicants should be familiar with real estate as props to show and sell. Address 653 Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Salve claims to cure galls and cuts without scars and restore hair to its original color. It suggests keeping a box handy and notes a 50 cent price at all druggists. Cole's Veterinary.
An advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as mild and pleasant tasting. It claims the product aids digestion and stimulates the bowels without causing pain, and it is recommended for women and children while warning against substitutes. Sold by C. H. Longstadt and J. L. Sankey.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tax as a cough syrup that both moves the bowels and cleans throat and lung mucous membranes. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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