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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
6
W M Chidester of Hutchinson Kansas reports thirty five year battle with psoriasis. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills he says he is permanently cured with scales itching and bleeding resolved. Letter dated April 20 1905 signed W M Chidester Hutchinson Kan.
An old advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including blind bleeding or protruding forms. It guarantees refund of money if the cure fails and implies a long-standing remedy by druggists.
The ad touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims the remedy cleanses bowels and mucous membranes and tastes harmless. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
Mothers rely on Cole's Cough Cure for quick relief and lasting cure as thousands endorse this trusted remedy. Priced at 25c and 50c, it is advertised as guaranteed and available from all druggists.
The Rev J C Warren pastor of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Ga calls Electric Bitters a God send to mankind. He says it cured his lame back stiff joints and complete physical collapse. Two bottles made him strong enough to walk three miles in fifty minutes and see better. He claims it is the greatest remedy for weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints. Sold under guarantee at H Wheeler's drug store priced 50 cents.
An advertisement promises Cole's Cart Obisalve cures itching and torturing diseases of piles with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to buy a box from all druggists.
Excursion tickets for the North Western Line offer a single round trip fare from August 15 to September inclusive with favorable return limits. Apply at Chicago and North Western agents.
In New York City a low rate excursion offers travel from Chicago with tickets valid for return to New York City September 4 after August 28 trip dates. The offer highlights August 28 and 20 as outbound dates and September 4 as the return deadline.
Warsaw August 28 General von Liarliarski acting military governor of Warsaw was shot through the carriage top while driving to his residence. A young assailant fired four shots as street work delayed the coach, the general dying soon after at the hospital. The assassin fled, and authorities seek him.
In St. Petersburg Aug 28 the daughter of Premier Stolypin, injured in the bombing at the premier's new home, remains alive after a quiet night. The premier's son is improving. Two more injured died, bringing deaths to 32 with 26 killed instantly.
An unsuccessful attempt on Baron Stahl’s life is reported in the Peterhof park but denied. Several arrests were made in the park that evening as officers shaved beards to avoid resembling General Trepoff, commander of the palace.
Insurgents led by Colonel Sanchez seized Bejucal in Havana province and held a nightlong fight against government troops and rural guards. Three defenders and one rural guard were killed, while Palma vows to press for peace through force of arms.
Duluth August 28 The Duluth Mas sabe and Northern road one of the great ore roads of the steel corporation in this state has asked for bids to furnish 1500 new steel ore cars of 100000 pounds capacity each 60 gondolas of 3 pounds capacity each 560 box cars 25 refrigerator cars and 14 locomotives The equipment must be delivered early next spring The Duluth and Iron Range road is seeking bids for 700 steel ore cars and engines as well as additional box cars and refrigerator cars The Great Northern has already placed an order for 1000 new cars.
The Social Revolutionists claim the August attacks on Premier Stolypin and General Min have revived fear of dictatorship at Peterhof. The government relies on force while the liberal press remains largely silent or condemns terrorists as enemies of society. Police have arrested hundreds but have not yet broken the conspiracy or identified organizers.
Havang Aug 28 President Palma states no compromise with disturbances and pledges forceful action to uphold the legitimate government. He argues stability requires eliminating insurgents and safeguarding property life and happiness of the republic for the present and future.
In St Louis on August 28, Deputy Collector John E McKennan reports that several youths near Marcus and St Louis avenues have seized gasoline as an intoxicant. The plan hinges on avoiding dramshop licenses since sales on Sundays evade such licenses under state law.
In Havana on August 28 1920 grave rifts appear between President Palma and Vice President Mendez Capote who is suspected of negotiating with Senator Alfredo Zayas to allow a liberal return to power via Palma stepping down. Major Gomez reports a government clash with insurgents near Cascabal with several killed or wounded. Details are pending. Acting Interior Secretary Montalvo proposes censorship raising fears of press restriction.
News reaches St. Petersburg that General Min commander of the Seminovsky guard regiment and imperial adjutant was killed at Peterhof station by a young woman who fired five shots and surrendered when arrested. His wife restrained the suspect until an officer arrived. The attack marks the third assassination attempt on Min following terrorist executions after the Moscow revolt.
Mazatlan Mexico August 28 hundreds of people are homeless as floods sweep the Pacific coast after twenty days of rain. The bay waters rise and inland torrents flood neighborhoods washing away beach houses and destroying a broad boulevard linking the city to the sea. Sugar planters face heavy losses.
Information from Helena Montana reports a wreck on the Great Northern at Swift station sixteen miles south of Great Falls. An extra coal hauling train led to three deaths and twenty injuries. Further details were unavailable.
A report from St. Petersburg says Colonel Rieman of the Seminovsky guard regiment was assassinated at Luga while en route to Warsaw to join General Skallon on the Warsaw staff. The report is unconfirmed. four Seminovsky officers reportedly left St. Petersburg to identify the body.
Havana reports the government will pardon all who took up arms against the regime with exceptions for captured commanders who do not surrender with their forces. Acting Interior Secretary Montalvo issued the order by presidential directive amid internal advisory debate. The measure awaits public release and prompts curiosity over reception.
Alfred Schaufneitf, a black man, was lynched near Calhoun after confessing to attacking Miss Olive Chambers. A bold placard posted on his body warned all African Americans against forcing entry to white women’s apartments.
In San Francisco on August 28 the second day of the United railways strike began peacefully. The company did not operate its lines while Geary street and California street cable roads remained in service under an agreement to accept the workers' forthcoming decision with United railways.
Official reports say the main band of the Pulajanes has split into smaller groups. A general page surge of troops and 300 constabulary is planned through all parts of the disaffected region.
An unknown man about thirty five, poorly dressed, entered a Grand avenue pawnshop. After asking to see a revolver and loading it with cartridges from his pocket, he fired at two employees, forced them outside, then shot himself in the head. He died within minutes.
A posse of seven revolutionists stopped a train near Tamboff on August 28 and killed a policeman, two gendarmes, and a conductor. The attackers fled, leaving the scene under investigation by local authorities.
Worcester Mass August 28 The news columns of the presap edition summarize local events and public interest items with brief notices and notes.
Des Moines reports frost in the Iowa lowlands for the first time this season but no expected damage to crops. Cedar Rapids recorded a low of 40 as the coldest reading noted.
Tickets at one fare for round trips to Huron from Sep 8 to 15 inclusive. Return validity limited to Sep 17. Apply to agents of Chicago and North Western Railway.
Holland Wheeler promotes E. C DeWitt & Co. Chicago Witch Hazel Salve as the original cure for piles. He warns against counterfeit versions that ride on the genuine name and urges buyers to seek the authentic product.
An old stock line touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and potential appendicitis by regulating stomach liver and bowels without pain or discomfort. Cole s Corbelis ali soap promises freshness and a wild fir scent after bathing with strong claims of superior cleansing.
An old advertisement touts a remedy claiming a cold can be cured in one day with Laxative Bromide Nine Tablets. It promises a full refund if it fails and carries E W Groves signature on each box. 250
The best safeguard against headache constipation and liver troubles is De Witt's Little Early Risers. Keep a box in the house and take a dose at bedtime when you see that the stomach and bowels keep cleansing. They don't gripe. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
A claim that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures many conditions is promoted with testimonials. It allegedly healed a severe case of piles and various skin sores and wounds, with “quick” relief promised at Wheeler’s drug store in Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
A science writer describes indigestion as a tormenting imp in the stomach and urges trying 50c boxes of Miona C. H. Longstaff endorses the remedy with a full guarantee. People with heart or kidney troubles reportedly improved after use.
Wonderland in Twin City Am ment park shows high visitor delight while noting $50 000 spent on improvements. Features include Johnstown flood themed sections Third o South Land Tears of the World and Mystic World. Infant Incubator institute highlights artificial life support for newborns.
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