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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1890
Page
8
The Daily weekly edition advertises legal notices at 10 cents per line and requires ads to be sent by noon. The paper prints all kinds of legal styles and blanks. Shannon and Longstaff are editors and proprietors, with publication every Thursday.
A roundup of Huron happenings includes mayor L. W. Kendall's trip to Paul by telegram, tobogganing injuries, illnesses, visits from state officials, and community events. The piece notes railroad activity, snow plows, artesian well progress, and a festive skater scene. It also covers migration debates and local views on state capital prospects with regional commentary.
A Shelby county woman Mrs. Luther Lutz, after seven years of disease and three months of persistent coughing, credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with a miracle. She slept all night after the first dose and reports being cured with one bottle. W. C. Hamrick & Co. endorses the remedy and a free trial bottle is offered at J. C. Donaldson's drug store.
A fragmented montage describes mysterious Siberian prisoners who cannot recall their identities and surrender to authorities only to forget their names. The piece also notes absurdities from crime lore and a joke on a corn cob musical instrument along with dubious ads and curiosities from the era.
The piece explains how early peoples blamed storms on supernatural forces and contrasts that with modern meteorology. It describes the atmosphere as a moving sea driven by temperature differences and earth’s rotation, noting rising warm air creates low pressure and that air flows from high to low pressure to restore balance.
A garbled 1862 text mentions Swift's Specie and poison, with scattered names such as Jon Conway, London, and references to a mail order or treatise on blood and skin diseases. The readable parts suggest an early medical or sensational note rather than a coherent report.
The remark asserts there is money in leather with purses cited as proof. The line emphasizes value in leather products and the tangible nature of leather as a profitable material.
A free display features an ornate engraving titled Beautiful Engraving of Ancient Masonia Beene at a local gallery. The piece showcases intricate lines and historic motifs and invites public viewing this weekend.
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