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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1893
Page
7
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a preferred laxative. It claims comfort and improvement, emphasizes its pleasant taste, cleansing effects, and broad health benefits for kidneys, liver, and bowels. It notes availability in 50c and 1 bottles and warns against substitutes.
Denver reports Governor Waite plans an extra session next month after returning from an Eastern stump tour. A muddle in the law authorizing a million dollar canal drives the session. He will urge changes in attachment and trust deed laws with further steps tied to congressional action on silver.
The Northwestern Miller reports Minneapolis flour production fell last week to 178 580 barrels, averaging 29 763 daily, down from 181 575 the prior week and 193 100 in 1892. Direct export shipments totaled 63 090 barrels, below 78 300 the week before.
A small cy clone struck Daggett in Michigan, 30 miles north of Menominee, wrecking the Westmore Lumber planing mill. Damages are expected to reach several thousand dollars.
An 1800s style advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a battle against foul taints to expel impure blood and restore vitality. It claims cures for scrofula boils and liver ills, selling Hood's Pills for five cents, mailed from C I Hood & Co. Apothecaries Lowell Mass.
A Boston inquiry shows juries sustain costs averaging fifteen thousand dollars yearly. Rhode Island health boards report over half of the state milk supply fails to meet legal standards.
A nostalgic ad-like couplet traces Castoria’s role from childhood to motherhood, noting a mother’s reliance on the remedy as her family grows. The verse reflects legacy and brand continuity across generations through a single product lineage.
The Philadelphi a destroyer launch drew crowds of about 20 000 as Lizzie M Washburn daughter of a Minnesota senator christened the vessel. Notables including vice president and senators attended with guests from Washington. The Minneapolis ship is the 273rd launched by Cramps and will be powered by screws with higher boiler capacity than the Columbia.
The Press reports claim that a cousin of President Harrison was sent to the poorhouse in recent days.
The proposal states that duties should be paid in gold, aiming for a 20 percent increase in the duty amount. It frames the change as a shift to gold payments to boost revenue.
An OCR fragment notes a location in Washington and New Mexico with an August time reference. Entities are unclear due to fragmentary text but indicate a cross-regional reference and a month.
A brief note notes a sum of 75 dollars and indicates a person is likely involved. The fragment suggests a financial amount tied to an individual, but details are incomplete.
Three convicts who escaped from the penitentiary were located in a cornfield a few miles away. Authorities pursued the suspects and prepared additional checks to secure the area.
Arrangements for a Northwest tour of foreign commissioners near completion. The party plans to depart Chicago around the 21st, travel to St Paul and Minneapolis, then view 10,000 acres of standing wheat at Larimore North Dakota. Chief Buchanan of agriculture also organizes a parallel excursion with jurors on agriculture and ag implements.
A letter to archbishops and bishops directs an annual collection in U S churches for the maintenance of the papal legate Mgr Satolli and his household. Reports say Satolli will gain several secretaries to elevate his establishment to diplomatic level with foreign ambassadors.
Sorrow grips Plymouth Church in Brooklyn as the 45 year Beecher hymn collection is set to be discarded for a new compilation by Pastor Lyn Abbott. Congregation members object to the change amid debate over tradition and worship.
Ottawa Ontario August 12 Interior department delays sale of the Thousand Islands planned for Thursday August 10 delaying the auction for the present.
The Milwaukee will transfer its Iowa division headquarters from Van Horne to Marion. Thirty two persons drowned in the Detroit river this summer. Massachusetts Prohibitionists plan a state convention in Worcester on September 6.
Vico, Spain reports the French transport Drome severely damaged in a collision with the steamer Seville and sank with five persons lost. In Beaver Dam Wisconsin burglars chloroformed two women in their home and escaped with $300.
State Auditor McCarthy received a telegram informing of the suspension of the Hamilton County State Bank of Webster City. It is believed depositors will be paid in full.
Madison Wis Aug 12 The attorney general rules that all accident insurance companies operating under the Lloyd system must pay a license tax in Wisconsin despite earlier claims of exemption. The decision mandates licensing for these insurers within the state.
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