Dyspepsia Warning on Early Attention to Digestion
Impaired digestion may worsen if ignored. Uneasiness after meals, nervous headaches, sour stomach, and belching signal dyspepsia. Early heed is urged to prevent a deeper stomach weakness and misery.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
3
Impaired digestion may worsen if ignored. Uneasiness after meals, nervous headaches, sour stomach, and belching signal dyspepsia. Early heed is urged to prevent a deeper stomach weakness and misery.
Local notices from Huron and nearby towns list visits, hospital recoveries, departures for Lead and Yankton, real estate moves, a freight train run to Pierre, and community discussion prompts. Names include Cooper Squires Eberhart Spaulding Barnes Johnson Aldrich Bushfield Wait Reeves Ronald Reed and others.
A testimonial promotes DeWitt's Early Risers as the best pill for ill health and constipation. W. H. Howell of Houston, Texas, and Holland Wheeler credit the pills with improving family health and relieving ailments like sick headache.
The Huron fire department organizes a Christmas night dance at the Grand Opera House on December 25. Music will be provided by the Huron Concert Orchestra. Property owners and citizens are urged to attend and buy a ticket to show appreciation for the volunteer department's services.
Digestive remedy digestives claims to tone the stomach and cure dyspepsia and indigestion. It rebuilds worn tissues and purifies the stomach. Governor G W Atkinson of West Virginia endorses Kodol as effective for stomach ailments. Holland Wheeler also notes its use.
The committee in charge reports the following program of papers for the coming winter meeting of the association. Is it wise and business like for the press to publish advertising matter.
Holland Wheeler promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve from Chicago as a specific for piles and skin ailments. The copy warns against counterfeit imitations and urges customers to ask for the genuine DeWitt’s product.
Surveyor-General Morris toured Salem while Dr. D W Robinson joined a state board of health meeting in Pierre. Patrick Daley visited, and Smith Newcomer from Clear Lake Iowa visited his Huron farm. Local residents A Adams family and Fred A Mix traveled to Omaha. A Sioux Falls eye surgeon impressed Huron, choir members and church workers were named, Mayne Knight attends Mitchell college, and J W Carter died in Sioux Falls. The Volga Tribune advocates Byron E Pay for state senate sergeant-at-arms.
A selection will appoint a figure to the rank of first class sergeant at arms, marking a notable step in ceremonial or organizational duties. The outcome will determine authority and responsibilities within the body.
At the regular annual election of officers of Huron Chapter No 10 R A M these were chosen High Priest Oscar A Ricker King W m Tolmie Scribe David W Smith Treasurer Harvey J Rice Secretary Bruce M Rowley
An advertisement claims the product eases back pain lumbago and stiff throbbing pains. It touts Perry Davis Painkiller as effective against sciatica and rheumatic forms, offered in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Four of five members of the state board of health met in Huron for the regular semiannual gathering. Attending were Dr. C. B. Alford of Huron as president A L Peterman of Parker as vice president H E McNutt of Aberdeen as acting secretary and Dr D W Robinson of Pierre.
A cold wave warning urges keeping One Minute Cough Cure at home to combat hoarseness coughs colds la grippe bronchitis pneumonia and throat and lung troubles. Madison Georgia’s E H Wise credits it with restoring health and possibly saving his life. The cure supposedly cuts phlegm draws out inflammation heals mucous membranes and strengthens the lungs.
In a justice court action R B Brockway J P L G Bangs sued Geo Brandmire for possession of a stray horse. Jury verdict for the plaintiff with costs awarded to the plaintiff. Also a vagrancy case against Frank Fehleyse resulted in a $10 fine. the judge allowed remission if he left town, which he did.
Pure powder for foot comfort promises to cure chilblains swollen dry feet and sweating feet. Available at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
The Inter denominational Church Federation was formed with Rev. W. H. Thrall as president and Rev. E. H. Grant as secretary. The meeting discussed legislation evangelism and cooperation across denominations. A follow up meeting is set for Jan 21 with five representatives from each evangelical denomination.
A speaker rejects any substitute for Perry Davis Painkiller claiming long familiarity with the product from self, father, and possibly grandparents, and insists nothing else can treat stomach ache like the original remedy.
The Ladies of the Maccabees select officers guiding the Huron lodge for the coming year. Past Lady Commander Mary A. Banks leads, with Nettia Baker as Lady Commander and Annie E. Kiemme as Lady Lieutenant Commander.
A reader from Toowoomba recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a two month cough. The letter praises the medicine as effective and urges others to try it, noting it is sold by all druggists.
Saturday updates from Huron and nearby towns include Blake called to Hitchcock and Longstaff traveling to Chicago. Reginald Slocum and Senator Wilcox visit and return. typhoid fever, sleighing, and coal deliveries reported. Dodgy ads, memorial day invitation, and Rocky Mountain Tea promotions appear among community notes.
Kilpatrick Post Relief Corps No 2 of the Department of South Dakota has elected officers for the ensuing year, outlining new leadership and duties for the organization.
The article lists officers elected for Kilpatrick Post No 2 G A R including Commander C R Loveland senior vice commander H J Hoskins junior vice commander J B Coomer chaplain E R Butterfield officer of the day Charles Merritt and quartermaster Asher F Pay Delegates to a state encampment at Big Stone include H J Hoskin E T Losey with alternates W A Lyon and Chas Merritt Arrangements are being made for a joint installation of these officers early in January.
Gen Geo W Bailey known in Huron as Tank Kee dies in Omaha Friday last. The popular Chinese lecturer appeared in Huron beginning in 1883 and was noted for his Chinese language skill and knowledge of the empire. His exhibitions of Chinese curios were among the most interesting parts of his lectures.
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