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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
5
Huron social life and business activity surface with reports of dances at Daum’s hall, theater seats for Allen Doone, Elks dancing party, and a busy week of visitors. Officials, editors, and merchants travel, while improvements include North-Western shops in Pierre and a planned all day electric service.
An old advertisement proclaims catarrh the most common disease, usable by Hyomei through inhaled medicine. It claims the germ illness is cured by reaching airways directly and guarantees full refund if no benefit, with the druggist bearing the risk.
Judge Lindsey returns to speak on the boy and his trials with a focus on the safety of the state via children. His talk titled The Misfortunes of Mickey will be delivered at the college auditorium after Daum's error moved the venue from Daum's opera house. Reserved seating arrangements and 50 cent general admission tickets available at Longstaff's drug store or the college office after December 5.
David Parker of Fayette NY, a Gettysburg survivor who lost a foot, credits Electric Bitters with major health gains after years of stomach trouble. He says he would not take $500 for the relief they provided. Marketed as a grand tonic for the aged and weak women, with benefits for back and kidneys. Guaranteed by H Wheeler, druggist. 50c.
Robert O. Burke of Elnora New York writes that after suffering nightly urination dropsy and poor eyesight he found relief with Foley's Kidney Cure. One 50 cent bottle helped, and after three bottles the dropsy and other Brights disease symptoms disappeared.
Advertisement claims drastic purgatives are dangerous and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as safe gentle cleansers for headaches biliousness malaria and jaundice with a 25 cent price at H Wheeler's drugstore.
A vintage promotional note inviting readers to plan a trip to California, highlighting outdoor life and train routes via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western line. It directs readers to the Chicago and North Western ticket agent for booklets and information.
A testimonial ad argues uric acid in blood signals inactive kidneys and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure. Mrs. Clarissa Sontag of Huron, D. T., reports back and joint pain relief after one box from A. J. Bick's store. Also promotes Cole's Carbolic Salve for burns and cuts and mentions Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
A real Gypsy now in Huron offers fortune readings covering past present and future. Patron urged to visit the corner of Old Fourth Street for readings and guidance.
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