Railway Time Table at Huron Station
Train departures listed for Huron with daily services and exceptions. Notes show mail and express trains, accommodations, and Sunday or holiday gaps. Specific times are partial and fragmented in the OCR.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1889
Page
5
Train departures listed for Huron with daily services and exceptions. Notes show mail and express trains, accommodations, and Sunday or holiday gaps. Specific times are partial and fragmented in the OCR.
A Sabbath Union convention is planned with Dr Wilbur F Craft and other speakers to address the public on Sabbath law. A prayer meeting will precede three public addresses on Friday, with the event supervised by the field secretary and inviting pastors and churches.
The item notes New England plans to help victims of the hnstown by sending cash and canned carp. Officials discuss loans and relief, aiming to provide aid despite limited funds.
A fragment reports a woman recovering after a fast moving illness using a promised remedy from Luther Hamrick & Co. A free trial bottle was offered at the local Chicago area store, with persistent symptoms abating after seven days.
Incorporation notice filed with the Ohio Secretary of State by the Cleveland Chicago and St Louis Railway Company. The consolidation combines the Cleveland Cincinnati and Indianapolis and the Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago lines. Capital stock set at 30 500 dollars.
Testimonies from W D Sult and Abrah Hare claim Electric Bitters cure rheumatism and liver diseases. A judge verdict supports its effectiveness, with disputes over dosages and pricing. Albert Hexter, 20, and Mrs J Hexter are mentioned in connected hotel and bank matters. a man is arrested in St Louis with a hotel guest.
An old advertisement touts California Cat-A-Cure as a cure for consumption with claims of full warrants and two price options from J. C. Donaldson & Co. It cites rapid relief and uses promotional language common to late 19th century medical ads.
Edward Haslan arrives from Australia aboard the Zealandia after nearly three years away. He says his racing days are over and plans to live in Toronto again, while other notes mention tradespeople and Pond's trademarks in unrelated text.
A promotional notice extols a remedy for throat chest and lung complaints claiming sufferers now gratefully owe their lives to this comparable treatment. The ad touts a free sample bottle as proof of its effectiveness and urges readers to act.
Baron Joachim Carl von Scheikha of Germany recently married a Chicago girl. The article notes that while any man can be a baron, marrying a Chicago girl requires substantial merit and implies the groom’s qualities were proven.
An ad promising Mrs Winslow’s soothing remedy for teething babies shares space with a satirical, dated joke about sealskin cloaks and Secretary Blaine. The item mentions a 25 cent bottle and the product’s calming effects on gums and diarrhea.
The syrup of figs is described as a laxative and nutritious juice from California figs combined with medicinal plants. It is claimed to be beneficial to the kidneys liver and bowels, cleansing the system reducing headaches and curing habitual constipation.
The clippings mention arnica salve for bruises sores and ulcers sold by Dr Durand in Huron South Dakota and a 75 000 copy sales figure for Dr Rameau by Georges Ohnet overseas. Bradford Regulator offered by The Bradford Reg Co Atlanta and sold by C C Haron Dakota. Tartarin sur les Alpes by Daudet noted with high sales in France. Oregonin touted for chest pain sore throat and sprains with Durand as agent. The piece ends with a remark on the presidents ban of Sunday drill and a poke at mail trains from Chicago News.
A nineteenth century note reports Professor Henry Morley’s impending resignation after twenty four years as chair of English at University College London. The piece mentions medical quack remedies and a Hungarian fugitive, Frank Haysaki, who eloped with his stepdaughter aged seventeen in Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
The Burlington aims for top service with the motto Only the best is good enough for our patrons. The management seeks to reach major western cities, arranging passenger service with prime attention. The article notes the line’s growing prominence in the northwest and its commitment to quality.
An advertisement promotes a large box ointment for sores burns and wounds claiming quick relief and a cure for piles. A cirus runaway teenager Clifford Lachman aged 15 returns home after years with a circus. Ayer s Sarsaparilla praised by G King Killingly Conn for restoring health and clearing scrofula. Miss Give Schreiner nearing completion of a new novel expected release this summer or fall.
Fragmentary dialogue from a court or coroner hearing. The text mentions a mother’s friend product and a Bradfield Reg. Co. circular, with references to Atlanta Dakota and coroner Hertz. Includes a witness remark about breathing on the evening of the fourth.
Fragmentary text notes a lawsuit against a sheriff or police, a sale by druggists, Bishop Quintard and Sewanee Tennessee, and a fire on a Saturday night with a mention of nine burned.
A reader inquiry questions price quotes for Shie ldh’s Cure from Don aldson & Co listing 10 ets 60 ets and $1 totals to a business buyer. The text cites immon Price and varied figures in a fragmented prompt.
Kilrain gains victory in a controversial bout with Sullivan as Catarah Cured claims a sweet breath remedy by Shiloh’s tarth Remedy priced at 50 cents with a free injector offered by J. C. Donaldson and Sleepless Nights.
Advertises THAT HACKING COUGH cured quickly by Shiloh’s Cure. Promises guarantee and attribution to J. Donaldson & Co.
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