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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1889
Page
5
Railway timetable excerpt listing Burlington and Northwestern routes. It covers arrivals at Huron from East and North with express and accommodation trains, daily and exception Sunday schedules, and departures going East West and South with corresponding times and service notes. Named locations include Huron, Burlington, Chicago, and North Western line details.
Notice calls a meeting of the Republican Central Committee of South Dakota, residing within the territory, at the Depot hotel in Aberdeen on Thursday June 27, 1889 at 2 pm to perfect organization and set time and place for a state convention. Also mentions National Educational Association tickets and other unrelated items in the page.
Advertises July 3 and 4 excursion tickets for the Chicago and North Western Railway between all stations with return until August 16 at one fare for the round trip. Also notes a 16-year-old Marion Ky postoffice robbery suspect sentenced to one year in prison and promotes Cheney Catarrh Cure with testimonial offer of $100 if it fails to cure. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
Randolph Aneles was ordained as the first in the academy at Baltimore on Saturday by Yas. The historic ceremony marks a milestone in the academy and faith community.
The ad notes Abietine Ointment sold in large two ounce tins and 8 ounce cures for old ailments with John C. Donaldson & Co. offering at 25 cents per box by mail 80 cents. It mentions 400 women in the art department at Cooper Union, with graduates and pupils earning $17,805 in the past year.
A woman near death from consumption reads of Dr. King's New Discovery on a wrapping scrap. She uses samples and a large bottle, regains health, and weighs 1 pound after recovery. Public notice offers trial bottles and full details via W H Cole Fort Smith. Rivers in France flood Bar le Due, undermining homes and crops.
The Sampson shoe factory in North Adams faces a possible broad strike as workers walk out, threatening widespread disruption. A late night, improvised marriage occurs in Cavour with justice N Estey officiating for a hurried ceremony before dawn, involving a small coin gift and a secrecy pledge. Also promoted are Electric Bitters touted for digestion and dyspepsia, and a note on the French senate probe into Gen. Boulanger.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething is praised for easing pain and calming infants and claims to help sleep and digestion. The ad notes a 25 cent price and calls it a remedy for diarrhoea. Meanwhile the schooner Mattie Winship arrived in Gloucester under a $3 000 bond after a Vigilant seizure for alleged fishing law violations.
Richard Spencer of 2502 Garrison Ave St Louis Missouri reports a severe hacking cough with little relief after trying remedies including Horehound cough syrup. The note mentions a call for action at C Du rands and a Hartford Connecticut charter veto by Governor Bulkley on Phoenix Life Insurance company policyholder control efforts.
W K Powers of 3933 St Louis Ave reports Snow Liniment cured his chronic rheumatism after five to seven years of suffering. He credits three bottles with removing all traces of the disease and restoring his health, as endorsed by agent C C Durand.
A husband remarks on his wife’s busy domestic life and notes she now has a servant girl to help. The exchange hints at evolving household roles with light humor.
The note warns that returning a Pond's Extract bottle to a druggist for refill is a statutory offense. It emphasizes that Pond's Extract bottles cannot be refilled and urges buyers to ensure the bottle carries the Pond's Extract trademark and buff wrap. It cautions against imitation products and mentions a broader warning about harmful influences on youth.
The advertisement promotes Bucklen Arnica Salve as a cure for sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It lists price per box and indicates availability through a local dealer. It also reports New South Wales government extending the Sidney to San Francisco mail contract for one year from next November.
A collage of ointments and cures proclaims Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleanser for kidneys liver and bowels. Notices report Prescott sentences for train robbers Harwick Stein Halford to 25 years. Various ads mention Shiloh cures weddings rapid city charity ball and trademark medicine claims.
Ira D. Sankey the renowned revivalist buys a substantial estate on Long Island expanding his presence in the region.
The note claims J C Aldson & Co offers a cure with immediate effect at prices 10 cents 0 cents and 1 dollar. The phrasing is unclear and contains fragmented pricing. no concrete details or verifiable information provided.
A worried mother asks a typewriter instructor if her daughter will succeed as a typist. The teacher reassures with a focus on talent and appearance, noting the daughter's potential in the field.
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