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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1896
Page
4
Congressman Pickler visits the city while wheat harvest approaches and townsfolk discuss politics. Garden produce appears in markets as home can Hopkin’s steamed corn is praised. several local figures plan travels to Milwaukee Chicago and St. Louis for conventions and reunions.
Chicago news notes Attorney John P. Styles, guardian in the Frederick Snow will case, was jailed for contempt after refusing to disgorge funds he claimed as earned fees. He filed an appeal from Judge Kohisaat’s order and argues a contingent fee justified his retention. The article also mentions testimonials for King’s New Discovery and the Artesian Cornet band visiting for a populist convention.
The note promotes Syrup of Figs as the best simple remedy from the California Fig Syrup Company. It also requests good clean cotton for the office and offers a good price.
A Sioux Falls traveler at a late night hotel debated removing new lace shoes without unlacing. After a boot jack joke by the landlord, he whispered to keep silent, admitting he wore congress gaiters and feared ribbing from his companions.
An appeal to husbands to care for their wives addressing fatigue disease and weakness. The ad claims Favorite Prescription restores vitality reduces insomnia and nervous debility and prevents insanity. It touts a tonic effect on female ailments and promises improved sleep and mood.
The Modern Woodmen plan a picnic with friends in Ward's grove near May's pasture and the Great Northern bridge over the Jim river on Thursday August 6. A good time for everybody.
A damaged ad offers private medical reference services claiming access to leading specialists and physicians. It touts 64 pares for men and women with private diseases and errors of youth, requesting 2-cent stamps and payment details, citing Dr. Ha and a corner at 4th and Nebraska Streets.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for female complaints and various ailments with guaranteed health benefits and pricing. Local notices report Geo. Schlosser moving the Union plant from Aberdeen to Sioux Falls for better shipping and credit others with sharing the change. Also included are brief patient testimonials praising Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for cramps and diarrhoea with quick cures.
Dick Whorton left Bliss' grocery Friday morning with a bushel of fine early season potatoes. Grown in Whorton's north city garden without irrigation, four weighed a little over two and a half pounds.
A fragmentary notice describes a product called De Witt's Little Early Risers used to awaken a sluggish liver and notes it being offered for sale by J. M. The text implies a historical advertisement or patent medicine claim with limited readable detail.
The state board of regents approved trustees recommendations for Vermillion changes. Prof Ballasegns is recalled as music director after five years away. Miss Mary E. Lewis becomes lady principal. Dr C A Eggert and W D Anderson receive new chairs and posts. Prof Lommen begins Berlin research with classes reassigned. Mrs Margaret Maynard opens painting and arts departments. dormitories and buildings get electric lighting. Trustee Davenport resigns due to planned move.
L T Prindle of Garden Valley Wisconsin reports three days of use of White Wine of Tar Syrup for measles coughs in children. After trying many medicines without relief the family saw rapid improvement, with coughs cured before finishing one bottle.
Cough sufferers advised to take a dose of One Minute Cough Cure to end nightly coughing spells due to throat tickle. Sold by J. M. Blount. Also advertised De Witt's Little Early Risers as a gentle effective remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill, safe pill, best pill. Available from J. M. Blount.
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