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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1889
Page
5
An expressions of male medical remedies claim to cure nervous ailments and sexual decline from excesses and self abuse. The offer promises six boxes with five refillable bottles and a written guarantee to refund if no cure is achieved. JOHN C. WEST & CO. of Chicago markets the product.
OCR fragment shows mentions of a case, manufacture by C. West in Chicago, and payment by mail with a 3 cent stamp. Lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
From the East Mailard Express runs daily except Sunday with passenger and freight accommodations. From the West services include the express and freight runs daily except Sunday with varying schedules. Multiple daily trains, including mail and express, operate with freight options and accommodations except Sundays.
The Houronire has received a large sample book from a Chicago house showing latest silver and wooden wedding ties. Clients in the line are advised to call and examine these specimens as they are sure to find what they want, with goods arriving in about three days. Shannon & Lonastarr.
West India interests have secured a contract for 5000 tons of Alabama coal. The note mentions James T. Gott of Carmi with a bought item totaling thirty one dollars for medical bills and a bottle of Bradfield's Female Regulator claimed to aid his wife. References to various unrelated items follow.
A Shelby North Carolina woman with a seven year fight against illness found relief after three months of coughing with sleepless nights. One bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery brought rapid improvement and full recovery in a short time. W C Hamrick Co reports the claim and offers free trial bottles at J C Donaldson’s Drug Store. Boulanger autograph value drops from 2 50 to less than half.
The text claims lactic acid in the blood causes rheumatic pains and asserts Hood's Silo purifies the blood to neutralize acidity and strengthen the body, presenting the product as a positive cure for rheumatism.
A fragmentary verse item mentions the king of Bavaria smoking a hundred cigarettes daily. A Manitoba man with ailments cites Pond’s eyes and jokes about a cure, ending with a comic sneeze and other garbled lines.
Half a minute of reading reveals claims that TI Tooth Powder protects teeth and reduces dentist bills. A reader from Pa says Ideal Tooth Powder lets him brush vigorously without gum injury and hardens enamel. A historical note recalls a mass of iron falling near Marysville California in 1873.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as both enjoyable to take and effective for prompt action on kidneys, liver and bowels, claiming gentle cleansing benefits described by the California Fig Syrup Co.
A young proof reader objects to Bret Harte s The Luck of Roaring Camp. The publisher fears offending her but Harte insists the story is not wicked. The piece is published and becomes a sensation, boosting Harte s career and drawing interest from major publishers.
A first person experiment describes reading a Spanish law text on deaf education with limited initial understanding. Latin roots and selective dictionary use unlocked key terms, clarifying passages and enabling comprehension through repeated reading and context clues.
The Philadelphia Ledger discusses worker output versus pay, arguing a man producing only modest weekly value remains underpaid at twenty dollars, while pushing 10 to 20 percent more aligns with his demonstrated worth. It suggests labor yields its return as effort rises and efficiency improves.
A river voyage ends at a Burmese fort yard where elephants load and stack massive timber. A herd, led by skilled elephants, handles planks, logs, and chains with precision while a young elephant and its mother observe. The scene ends as a bell signals closing time in the timber yard.
Le Moniteur de la Bijouterie reports a Dijon police court case involving two sons of Indian doctors and an English soldier. They posed as eye disease healers with a salve claim and were sentenced to six months' imprisonment.
A fragment notes Miss ene oe ree and Mr A Mr. George Still remain unmarried. The text appears incomplete with uncertain phrasing about their marital status. No additional context or dates are provided.
A reader from Chicago notes Pond's Extract as a conscientious remedy for many ailments and scoffs at pessimists who doubt progress. The letter, signed JuntaTa StaFForo of 697 North Park Ave, urges confidence in cure claims and jokes about adding "Pessimism" to labels.
Advertisement fragment for infant teething aid Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Sucklen's Arnica Salve. Claims teething relief and quick cures for cuts sores and skin eruptions. Mentions 25 cents per bottle and 3 1/2 cents per box. seller J C Donaldson Huron South Dakota.
An advertisement for Abietine Ointment in large two ounce tins claims to cure old sores burns wounds and skin eruptions including piles. Sold by J C Donaldson & Co at 26 cents a box or 30 cents by mail.
A reflective aphorism asserts that aging well means staying mentally vibrant and retaining youthfulness in spirit. It frames graceful aging as a deliberate mindset rather than mere physical change.
A unanimous verdict favors Electric Bitters with witnesses including W. D. Sult and Druggist testifying to its efficacy. They claim it relieves liver kidney and blood ailments and note strong local sales at J. C. Donaldson's Drug Store.
St Louis merchants are developing a strategy to expand trade with Mexico. They aim to boost imports and exports through new routes, partnerships, and potential tariff considerations.
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