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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
3
The text explains that impurities in the body overwhelm the skin and organs. It lists pimples, boils, eczema, loss of appetite, fatigue, bilious turns, indigestion, and dull headaches as consequences of these accumulating humors.
Mrs Ina O Brown of Rumford Falls Maine testifies Hood's Sarsaparilla drove out the humor from salt rheum on her hands and says it cures and keeps the promise. The ad claims to remove humors strengthen and invigorate the system.
Local notes report F H Kent's Chicago trip and rapid progress elevating telephone lines. Beadle county land sales, land seekers in Hitchcock and Salem visitors, plus a half page land bargain ad. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by C D Glass with druggist sales noted.
At 10 o'clock last night the temperature of Attorney-General Pyle was 103 and pulse 128. Doctors report his general condition is mixed with a feeble heart action now being treated with heart stimulants. The physician says the case remains very critical.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve promotes world wide fame for cures of cuts burns boils sores ulcers skin eruptions and other conditions. It claims to surpass all salves and guarantees a cure. Available for 25 cents at H. Wheeler's drug store.
Kilpatrick Post No 4 adopted unanimously a resolution at its February 7 meeting acknowledging Comrade Leonard Woodworth's death while serving on the eternal shore. The note expresses sympathy to his family and trusts the resurrection morning will find him faithfully on duty in life eternal. Committee members E. M. Thomas R. B. Brockway Philip Lawrence.
Watertown readers note that people sweep snow from cement sidewalks elsewhere while La Crosse Wisconsin keeps snow off board walks. The paper urges adopting La Crosse practice to reduce slips and falls on cement sidewalks.
A Burling ton Iowa locomotive fireman, C W Bella my, describes crippling pain and weakness before taking Electric Bitters at H Wheeler's drug store. He credits the tonic with a full recovery and promotes it with a satisfaction guarantee at 50 cents.
Mrs. Leonard Woodworth improves slowly while Dr. Shanafelt returns from Sioux Falls. Huron Elks will initiate candidates tonight. Wessington’s S. W. Martin visits Huron. Kelley Land Agency sells a large tract. St Paul visitor Charles E Cass stops by. Mrs. W H H Jones slowly recovers from illness. B M Rowley announces candidacy for register of deeds. No word on missing Willard Cass. Cass creditors concerned. Supreme Court reverses Ethereal Wilson v Board of Education. Citizens fear Pay may have joined Cass. Cold remedies touted with Ely Cream Balm by Ely Brothers. Fred Nutting of Moris Land Agency discusses immigration. Dan Cudney, Sioux valley pioneer, reinvests in central SD.
On the twenty-seventh day of illness Mr. Pyle's condition remains critical but improved. Temperature lower and heart responding to treatment. he is conscious, hopeful, and receiving constant care from the physician and staff.
Millions are always at work curing India biliousness constipation sick headache and all stomach liver and bowel troubles. Dr King's New Life Pills claim to ease eight hour laws and keep tireless workers healthy. Easy pleasant safe cure at H Wheeler's drug store for 25c.
Katie Piper of Woonsocket wed Frank Mulhall at Howard, then traveled to Artesian. Mulhall vanished that Monday and has not been seen since. Mulhall formerly lived in Huron, where he was married. he deserted that wife and is charged as a bigamist.
On Thursday at Ritschlag's Dickinson Republicans defeated Swenson's Gorillas 2035 to 2021 ending Swenson's bid for the championship. The Gorillas forfeited after the loss, opening engagements with capable local teams. Individual game scores are listed for Swenson Carroll Rich Teesig Boyle Fowler Newton Roberts Longstaff and others.
Reverend G W Hagans of Clyde Ohio endorses Dr Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for sore throat coughs and lung diseases. He praises its effectiveness and sends thanks to the doctor for his valuable remedy.
Gen Taylor arrives from the north this morning. Visitors include F L Ward from Carthage J McMurray of Lake Preston and H Perry from DeSmet. Kirke Wheeler and S H Mouser return from Aberdeen. J C Klemme returns from a northern business trip. Mitchell bowling loses to Sioux Falls 22 to 15. New arrivals at homes of Tueiber and Lundblad families. B K Rowley recovering in Chicago. An obituary to a healthy mind and body praises Rocky Mountain Tea. John H Wisener of Hitchcock visits and seeks county superintendent post. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised with refunds. A shipment grows to nearly 200 members. nine join a class, eight from out of town.
Turner Hose Co. No. 2 held their annual masquerade ball at the Opera House on Friday night. A large crowd filled the galleries to watch the masked dancers while the music delighted attendees, and the event proved successful both socially and financially.
Rosa Richardson of Laurel Springs North Carolina credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing her consumption after doctors said she would die within a month. She claims seven bottles restored her health and strength. The ad touts the medicine as a remedy for consumption pneumonia la grippe bronchitis coughs colds asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough with guaranteed 50 cent and 1 00 bottles and free trials at H Wheeler s drug store.
An advertisement touts Blood Poison information and a home cure using U S S S Swift Specific Co. It claims the book teaches symptom recognition and self treatment, offers free medical correspondence, and warns against long mercury or potassium cures. The ad promotes S S S as a vegetable purifier and cites decades of use.
The Christian Endeavor group of the Presbyterian Church hosted a Valentine social Friday evening. A large crowd enjoyed games and other pastimes, and ice cream and cake were served for a pleasant evening.
Advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold in one day with promise no cure, no pay. Pricing notes 25 cents. It emphasizes cough relief and cold cure claims.
Charles F. Ayers confronted by Owl night clerk over a midnight lunch charge. Clerk struck him with a billiard cue five times, leaving Ayers unconscious and in a dangerous condition by 4 PM. Ayers had been drinking and was abusive, adding to the provocation.
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild and gentle medicine with pleasant effects. It claims a price of 25 cents, free samples, and a guarantee. Sold by all druggists.
Col. H. Ray Myers sold the Third street block known as the Myres block built in 1886. Myers plans to move to Washington D C to make his home.
Dr. Doran announces regular visits at the Depot Hotel on March 17 from 9:00 A M to 6:00 P M. He claims a universal diagnostic gift and promises cures for catarrh, eye ear nose throat issues, lung diseases, digestive disorders, nervous ailments, sexual debility, skin diseases, cancers and more with painless injections and bloodless methods. Consultation fee is $1.00. He lists Minneapolis and Boston as contact points.
Take taxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to care. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c.
Miss Ada Morris joins the high school from Sinsinawa academy. Teachers meet as Maud Vanderstein presents on spelling. The Miller teachers delay their visit due to illness. Apparatus for electricity ordered. First grade gets new readers. Prof Hull teaches music. Seniors study English history. Adage on appearance and health ends with Rocky Mountain Tea by A. J. Bick & Co.
List of uncalled letters for the week ending Feb 8 at Huron postoffice. Names include Frank W Bishop Nellie Coffin J H Coughlin Lyons Jacobs Edna Leighton Doril Mattis George O Connor Earl Porter Henry Sprague Willie Thomson Miller Ward Old Mot. N Cooper Postmaster
A claimed warning label extols Warner's White Wine of Tar as the fastest cough cure, promising relief from the worst cases in 48 hours when taken promptly. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles.
Abel and Co of Chicago advertise a two week sale of shipping horses at the Dakota House offering 1100 to 1800 pounds and three to nine years old. They will pay the highest market prices and invite owners to bring horses for sale from February 17 to March 1.
The attending physician reports a clearer mind and steadily improving heart action for Attorney General Pyle over the past day. Remedial measures continue to prompt heart activity with no further complications noted.
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