Miracle healer claims deathless cures without drugs in New York
A New York man, calling himself a scientist and healer, asserts he can revive the dead and cure incurable diseases without medicines. He offers free home treatment to prove his method, detailing dramatic patient letters and insisting diagnosis reveals the true cause of illness. He invites sick to write for a case study and treatment.
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New York
Bright
J. G. Whitfield
Norfolk
Great Valley
Eleae
Huron Items Local notes and visits around town
Mrs Elen Dickey returned from the twin cities Tuesday night. A E Taylor went to Yankton Wednesday professionally. Mr and Mrs Frank James were down from Hitchcock Monday. Mrs T F Kester left for Cedar Rapids Tuesday for relatives. Cream puffs on Tuesdays and Saturdays at City Bakery. Mrs Fred Rolins and son Ross left for Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs Ed Hittle spent Sunday with her husband at Brookings, returning to Huron Tuesday. Father Desmond confined to his house with rheumatism. Mr and Mrs E J Sparks rejoice over arrival of a baby boy Sunday night. A bicycle found on the streets Monday night. owner call at office. Miss Faye Hills and Alla Sauer went to Sioux Falls to carnival. Mrs Al Chenoweth and daughter Doris from Wolsey visited at W W McCullough’s. J B Geddis left on extended visit. Geddis absence to be covered by Mayor Cleaver and Justice Van Dalsem. Adolph Bragstad of Canton visiting. Bragstad in Canton shoe business. G S Hutchinson’s family from Palo Alto, Cal., arrived safely for the year. J C Klemme went to Dell Rapids to adjust an insurance loss. Willow Lakes loss anticipated. Presbyterian lawn social well attended. $36 raised, ice cream and cake served. Isaac Lincoln of Aberdeen visiting Huron, visiting Brookings next. Capt Wilson of the Salvation Army went to Aberdeen. a captain and wife from St Paul to lead meetings. George W Stevenson and Edith Olson married at Ree Heights. Olson employed at Dakota House. Stevenson a linotype operator at Journal World. They will lodge with Mrs Anderson, Fourth and Ohio.
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Koepp
Sheldon Osborn
Frank Brown
Surveyor General’s
Fourth Street
Mr. Brown
Jamieson & Kelly
George Risdon
Howard and Miller
Howard
George
Lawrence H. Hansen
Apple Grove
Prospect Farm
Viborg
Turner County
South Dakota
Huron
Hansen
Elen Dickey
Twin Cities
A. E. Taylor
Yankton
Frank James
Hitchcock
T. F. Kester
Cedar Rapids
Fred Rolins
Ross
Points
Iowa
Ed, Hittle
Brookings
Haron
Father Desmond
E.J. Sparks
Faye Hills
Alla Sauer
Sioux Falls
al Chenoweth
Doris
Wolsey
W. W. McCullough
H. McCarty
G.S. Hutchinson
Palo Alto
Cal
J.C. Klemme
Dell Rapids
Willow Lakes
Presbyterian Church Lawn
Isaac Lincoln
Aberdeen
The
Agricultural College
Aberdeen Normal
George W. Stevenson
Edith Olson
Ree Heights
Miss Olson
Dakota House
Stevenson
Journal-World Office
Puts an End to It All with New Life Pills
A sensational tout touting Dr King’s New Life Pills claim relief from various ailments including dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation. The ad asserts the pills are gentle yet thorough and sell for 25 cents at Holland Wheeler’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Holland Wheeler
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