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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
6
An ad claims Mi o Na strengthens the digestive system to counter heat induced ailments. It promises life energy and endurance for the heated term and guarantees cure of stomach diseases with a money back offer from H. Longstaff for a 50 cent box, not covering cancer.
The North-Western Line offers reduced summer round trips from Tracy Minnesota to Huron South Dakota with Friday Saturday pricing at 4.10 and a Tuesday return limit, and daily 6.60 round trips with a 30 day return limit. Lake Shetek area features fishing hunting and lodging. Nearby lakes include Current Siegel Fremont Sarah Bear Long Buffalo Iron Beauty Willow Isabella and Clear Lake.
Great Northern Railway offers weekly round trips from Huron to Watertown every Friday and Saturday through October 29 1906. Final return is due the Monday after the sale date for a fare of $210.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures many ailments. It mentions E. R. Mulford lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry in Waynesboro Pennsylvania recovering from piles and asserts the salve heals burns boils ulcers cuts wounds and salt rheum. It states a 25 cent price at 4 Hours drug store.
An advertisement touts Cole's Veterinary Carbelisalve as a quick cure for cuts galls and sores on horses and cattle. It promises renewed hair color and full healing with two size options 50 cents and one dollar and general drugstore acceptance.
An old advertisement promotes De Witts Little Early Risers as the best safeguard against headaches stomach trouble and liver issues. It advises keeping a vial at home and taking a dose at bedtime for gentle cleansing and stomach relief.
Jake Moore of Atlanta Georgia says he suffered indigestion for over twenty years before trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He reports relief and better health since using the product which digests food, relieves sour stomach gas belching and stomach discomfort. Sold by Helmer Wheeler.
Fragmentary ad copy claims Cole's Veterinary Carbolic Ointment treats cuts sores and diseases of animal skin and feet with high effectiveness. The text reflects an early veterinary remedy promotion.
For burning itching and torturing skin diseases use Cole's Carboli salve. It is a marvel of healing and brings prompt relief to the sufferer. Get Cole's and if it isn't satisfactory you can have your money back. 25 and 50c by all druggists.
Piles PAZO OINTMENT claims a cure in 6 to 14 days for all cases. First application provides ease and rest. Priced at 50c. Send 50c in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for postal delivery if not in local drugstore.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMIDE QUININE Tablets claiming to cure a cold. It notes a refund if it fails and bears E. W Grove’s signature on each box. 250
A veterinary salve promises to cure wounds galls and cuts without leaving scars and to restore hair to its original color. Sold by all druggists at 50 cents a box.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is advertised to stimulate the liver and thoroughly cleanse the complexion of pimples and blotches. It is described as mild and pleasant, best for women and children, and superior to pills and other cathartics as it does not gripe or sicken the stomach or bowels. C. H. Longstaff and J. L. Sanky.
A historic claim touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup. It is presented as the best known remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping coughs with a focus on moving bowels to clear mucous membranes.
Nickel Plate Road on sale August 8 and 22 offers one fare plus 4.00 for round trip with thirty day limit to Canadian and New England points. A second option is one fare plus 2.00 for round trip with fifteen day limit. For sleeping car berth reservations and full details contact John Y. Fonren, Agent, No 107.
Reports from St. Petersburg describe an Aug 13 incident during army maneuvers in which bullets narrowly missed Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch. Investigations point to disloyal guardsmen planning to kill the grand duke under cover of blank cartridges. about 100 shots were fired in a sham attack, with several arrests reported.
Mr Bryan arrived in Paris with five secretaries and declined to discuss his U.S. presidential candidacy further. He expressed interest in France’s social issues including the pensions law and weekly day of rest, noting a democratic development seen globally from India to China. He visited Notre Dame and the Seine area near the Pantheon with Mrs Bryan.
Reports describe a night of disturbance with a large group of rioters, largely colored men called Cape boys, forming an active service presence. Bail is refused to white agitators among those arrested, signaling rising tension and threat to white residents.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, condemns the Isthmian Canal Commission for allowing Chinese coolie labor on the Panama project. He argues the eight hour law is voided and that bringing alien labor to the canal zone violates U.S. law and principle.
In Panama City on August 13 police seized seventeen Colombian ex-revolutionary generals for conspiring against national authorities. A Mexican named Ruiz Sandoval was also captured. The detainees, new arrivals, reportedly include Panaman Liberal Party members. They face deportation.
Panama Canal Commission head T P Shonts and secretary Joseph B Bishop arrived in New York from Colon aboard the Panama. He said conditions in the canal zone are favorable and improving and that the main need is more labor and less rain. He noted use of Spanish workers and a call for Chinese laborers, with yellow fever and smallpox absent recently and engineering work progressing.
The isthmian canal commission plans to issue advertisements seeking proposals from labor agents for 2500 Chinese workers to work on the Panama project. If successful, many more workers may be hired for the isthmian labor program.
Thomas Chapman, age eighty four, died in Utica New York. For fifty four years before August 1 1903 he served as engineer at the Globe Woolen company and never missed a day of work. He was a scientist and inventor respected by prominent engine builders nationwide.
Ten warrants by Judge Kersten in the Milwaukee Avenue bank case target Paul C. Stensland Henry W. Hering and Theo. The charges include conspiracy to cheat fraud larceny forged notes totaling thousands of dollars with names such as M C Bartholdy M A La Bay Marcus Kirkeby and S Herbold.
Frank Kowalski thirty an assistant receiving teller at Milwaukee Avenue State Bank who failed recently committed suicide at his Chicago home. Neighbors and lifelong friends blamed him for the bank collapse though relatives insist he was unaware of Stensland's defalcations. Kowalski had seven hundred dollars of his own money on deposit and about fifty thousand dollars held by immediate relatives.
The Northern Pacific Railway company declared itself in voluntary contempt at a Hastings coal and grain rate hearing. Through attorney C. W. Bunn it refused to disclose what the St Paul road paid the Pacific for Duluth to Twin Cities freight. The commission took no immediate action.
An 18 year old girl registered at the Hotel St Petersburg near Governor General Kaulbars residence in Odessa. She dropped a reticule containing a bomb near the palace entrance and fled back to her hotel before shooting herself. Later identified as General Printz's daughter.
Brodie L Duke of Durham North Carolina brother of the American Tobacco Company president received a final decree of absolute divorce from Alice Webb Duke. The couple wed in December 1904 and Mrs Duke did not appear to defend after filing an answer denying the suit.
Former Chicago official John A. Cooke was sentenced by Judge Smith for irregularities in handling office funds. He received an indeterminate term not to exceed five years in the penitentiary. The report notes further remarks in the sentence.
Advertisement states that the Aluminum Truss from The Crolius Truss Co. of Minneapolis cures rupture in adults and never fails in infants and children. Manager F M Crolius offers fittings by measurement, including mail order and home measurement, with guarantees of perfect fit, comfort, and relief for all ruptures.
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