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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1894
Page
6
The passage advocates Scott's Emulsion as a powerful concentrated nourishment to combat consumption. It claims that persistent wasting can be overcome by supplying strength to the system, offering hope for recovery if the wasting is checked.
Scott and Bowne of New York advertise Scott's Emulsion with hypophosphites as a cure for consumption and all throat and lung afflictions. It targets coughs colds bronchitis wasting and related ills, available from all druggists in 50 cents and one dollar sizes.
Senators spoke on the New Hampshire gift statues of John Stark and Daniel Webster. Gallinger and Morrill praised Stark and Webster, while Davis argued Webster was a highly constructive statesman. House members Baker Powers Curtis and Blair also addressed the subjects in afternoon sessions.
The November issue marks the start of the Century Magazine's new volume featuring 2000 pages of top literature and 1000 illustrations by world renowned artists. The chief serial feature is highlighted as a centerpiece for readers seeking prominent literary material.
Police seized seven rifles from John E. Rush and E G Crick on a conspiracy charge. Joseph Mawahi, W F Weed, and Emil Klemm were also arrested for arms possession or involvement. Four rifles, 12 pistols, and 150 ravolds of ammunition were found under Crick’s floor. Bail denied. investigations continue. Earthquakes rattled Hawaii as Kilau Volcano showed heightened activity.
A Burlington offer to purchase the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railroad was reported in Butte. Burlington officials and executives toured the line with Marcus Daly and raised talk of a Billings to Butte route. Purchase would give Burlington a coast outlet via a junction with the Great Northern.
Ex Governor Ramsey has given a large portion of his private library to Macalester College in St Pavun. The donation will greatly enhance the college library, already regarded as one of the finest collections among smaller Western institutions.
The store of H. B. Mack, a prominent clothing house, was closed under chattel mortgages issued to Bertha Mack and others. Real estate and chattel mortgages totaling $125,000 were recorded by Milwaukee and Eastern parties, with attorneys claiming assets will scarcely cover the debts.
New York on December 21 reported the largest sale of domestic cotton goods at auction, with 27,033 packages sold totaling about $2,000,000. Overall values lagged private sale by 10 to 12 1/4 percent, though attendance by major buyers was very large.
Ext Paso Tex December 21 Theodore Huston United States consul at Juarez Mex died at the American consulate in Juarez on Wednesday of consumption aged 42. Huston formerly lived in Macomb Illinois and was appointed consul at Juarez by President Cleveland about eighteen months ago.
The article argues catarrh stems from impure blood and local remedies fail. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla as the superior blood purifier to treat the disease.
Hood's Pills claim to cure constipation by restoring peristaltic action in the intestinal canal, offering a remedy that aligns with early 20th century patent medicine language and emphasis on bodily harmony and health.
Robert Louis Stevenson died suddenly at his Vaitima home in Samoa on Monday evening after preparing dinner with his wife. He was 1,400 feet up Vaca mountain at Traa Sooala for burial, with intimate family attendance, following his recent political opposition.
Vorwaerts claims a draft constitution for Russia envisions an imperial parliament with provincial diets. Each imperial parliament member would represent 300000 people elected by universal suffrage. the czar remains the supreme head. Governor and Mrs. Peck hosted receptions for Governor elect Upham in Madison. Friends of C R Breckinridge deny he will resign as U S minister to Russia.
A blaze at the La Crosse Dry Goods Co. store in Wisconsin gutted the White House department store area injuring clerk Miss Lovejoy who jumped from a third story window. Losses range from 100 to 1500 dollars for several firms, with the dry goods firm facing about 20000 dollars in damage.
An old timey advertising jingle notes Castoria as a remedy used from infancy to motherhood. The text traces the product through stages of childhood, adolescence, and parenting, highlighting its long presence in domestic life.
Secretary of the interior resolves Hyde McDonald suit over five quarter sections of mineral land near Duluth Minnesota valued about one million dollars. Sioux half breed scrip locations invalidated earlier. Decision bars Angus McDonald and others, favors William Aiden three tracts, H E James one tract and Emil Hartman one tract. Debs and ARU plan appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Crawford Banking Co director Whipple wrecked bank report filed. Mrs William Waldorf Astor dies in London.
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