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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
7
The piece urges consulting a physician for blood enrichment and system tone rather than self-medicating with advertised remedies. It suggests a concentrated fat food may help if organic trouble exists, aligning with professional medical guidance.
The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing food for the weakened and wasted, claiming it helps run down or emaciated individuals and is uniquely beneficial for delicate children and pale anaemic girls. A free sample is offered.
The Central competitive and Southwest districts joint conference adjourned sine die without an agreed wage scale. A motion to continue the present scale failed. Ohio Indiana and Illinois miners opposed. Pennsylvania union leaders backed the motion triggering unrest. President Mitchell insists any deal must include a wage increase.
A Connecticut mother credits Cuticura with saving her child's life after severe facial sores nearly led to death. She describes initial failure with other treatments, then using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to dry the sores and restore health over about two months. The ad promotes Complete External and Internal Treatment for every humor and offers a mailed Free guide.
A national convention considering reforms in life insurance supervision forms a fifteen member committee plus advisory governors from multiple states. Debate centers on delaying action until the Armstrong report offers guidance, with plans to craft a uniform bill after expert input and further committee study.
An old remedy claim extols Cole's Cough Cure for curing croup bronchitis and throat lung troubles. It asserts thousands of cures prove its merit and that druggists guarantee the product.
Paris reports that France will guard its leading role in Moroccan affairs at the Algeciras conference. Paris plans to await Germany’s proposals before offering its own, insisting France’s position gives it a predominant voice and that a return to the status quo would be weakness.
Long legal arguments opened the packers case with District Attorney Morrison contending that Jesse P. Lyman was not a proper witness since he was not a party defendant and his former company was not among indicted firms. Packers' lawyers claimed the National Packing company was included among several other companies in the indictment. Arguments over Lyman's admissibility lasted nearly two hours.
Berlin reports Mendelssohn and Co. head Herr Mendelssohn says he has received many threatening letters since the Russian revolution began. A recent message included a death sentence with a coffin and skull and crossbones. He states he has not been molested and does not take the threats seriously.
The Keystone Express offers daily Chicago to New York service with low rates. Tickets are available via the Pan Handle Route and sold by home agents. G L Thomson, traveling passenger, Pennsylvania, 134 K. Sixth floor St Paul, Minn, will provide details.
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething pain and wind colic. It claims it calms the child and cures diarrhea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
The Keystone Express runs daily from Chicago at 10:06 a.m. to New York the next afternoon with coaches and sleepers Chicago to New York without change. Pennsylvania standard dining cars run through. Fare noted as lower than any other line. Ask for ticket reading over Pan Handle Route. G. L. Thomson, traveling passenger agent, Pennsylvania Lines, 1134 E Sixth Street, St. Paul Minn.
An ad proclaims the YellowsFever Germ resembles malaria and touts Dr. King's New Lifeskills as the most effective remedy. It claims guaranteed cure for all diseases caused by malaria poison and constipation, offered by H. Wheeler's Drugs Store.
The Manhattan Limited departs at 11 a.m. and the Atlantic Express at 3:15 p.m. daily with through sleeper to Washington. Passengers can visit Philadelphia New York Washington and Baltimore on ten day side trips without extra fare. Contact G. L. Thomson Traveling passenger Agent 134 E sixth St St Paul Minnesota for details.
At Cooper Union a mass meeting by the Constitution League derides disfranchisement in the South, with Tilman, Vardaman, Dixon, and Smith jeered. About 3,000 present, mostly Negroes, and the crowd did not break up until morning. Resolutions call for reducing Southern representation in Congress. Meetings planned for Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Chicago.
Chicago February 3 printers say they have a scheme to win strike breakers into the union without violating Judge Holdoms injunction. Nonunion men would affidavit they were not solicited to join. Pret of the union claims this will forestall contempt and that nonunion members will be admitted under this system going forward.
Washington on February 3 reports the house committee on military affairs has finished reviewing the army appropriation bill and will report a measure Monday carrying about 70 million dollars, roughly the same as the last army appropriation.
An ad warns modern life rush harms digestion and promotes Miona as a cure. It claims stomach ailments headaches and nervous issues improve with slower eating and Miona, guaranteed by H. Longstall, with each box costing 50 cents.
Homeseekers excursion to the northwest west and southwest via the North Western Line. Ex cursion tickets at greatly reduced rates on sale to the territory indicated. Standard and tourist sleeping cars free reclining chair cars and the best of everything. For dates of sale and full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western Bay.
The Rev. J. Warren of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Ga calls Electric Bitters a God send to mankind. He says it cured his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse. He claims two bottles let him walk three miles in fifty minutes and feel ready for more. Available at Wheeler's drug Pgh for 50 cents.
NiCHOLAS CARLSON announces a new tailor shop renting space east of the Third street barber shop. The shop offers first class suits tailored to fit and style guaranteed with prompt repairs and cleaning services.
Chas W Moore of Ford City Pa burned his hand in an electrical furnace and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a quick perfect cure. Heals Burns Wounds Sores Eczema Piles. Sold 25 cents at H Wheeler druggist.
Low fare excursion tickets offered January 27 28 and 29 to Denver with return allowed until February 15. Tickets valid for Wool Growers and Live Stock Association meetings. Apply through Chicago North Western Railway agents.
A vintage ad touts Cole's Carboli salve as a fast pain stopper and scar free healer. It claims broad household use and guarantees the product for 25 cents at all druggists.
Officials and congress members pursue leaks in laws enabling mileage payouts to nonentitled recipients. Representative Hull cites about 50 000 dollars paid as mileage. officers ordered abroad claimed travel as mileage for trips via Nagasaki Shanghai and Hongkong to Manila, though only actual expenses were authorized.
A dispatch from Stok dated January 30 reveals the mutiny near the Pacific fortress remains unresolved. The truce hinges on removing Cossacks and awaiting the emperor’s amnesty petition for mutineers who return to duty. Jan 33 shooting near the commandant’s house spurred a large revolutionary demonstration with no intervention by General Mistchenko.
At a creditors meeting for William F. Miller of the Franklin syndicate a final 13.2 cent on the dollar dividend was set. Miller remains at large and works in a Brooklyn shoe store. Edward Schlesinger, a swindle participant, faces Sing Sing imprisonment as 3,110 creditors with $228,000 in claims receive 28.2 cents total after prior 15 percent distribution.
The winter cold settles over Pittsburg with the government thermometer at 3 degrees above zero and other readings down to 6 degrees below, marking the season's low temperatures across the city and vicinity.
Cleveland dispatch reports Ohio faced its coldest day of the winter as a northwest cold wave moved across the state. Temperatures registered as low as zero at many points, bringing sharp winds and widespread freezing conditions.
Malone New York February 3 The day’s temperature plunged to 29 below zero at Meacham Lake the coldest so far this season.
The government probes sites in Honolulu for large troop stations possibly to acclimate troops to tropical life or to be nearer the Orient amid tensions with China. Rumors place 15 000 to 20 000 troops potentially garrisoned if a suitable camping site is found.
Cape Henry Virginia February 3 The schooner Maggie F Hart ran a shot near Hatteras inlet The eight crew members were saved by Cape Cinth of the Hatteras inlet life boat crew in gulfboats
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