Best time to purify your blood this spring
The passage argues that March April and May are ideal for purifying blood, noting skin eruptions signal impurity. It promotes a system claiming to cleanse the blood and improve health during these months.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
3
The passage argues that March April and May are ideal for purifying blood, noting skin eruptions signal impurity. It promotes a system claiming to cleanse the blood and improve health during these months.
A testimonial promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as effective spring medicines. The reader from McCrays Pa. asserts the products always work thoroughly and reliably, helping them feel better through summer and fulfilling promises to cure.
Over 10 000 acres in Beadle county changed hands this week. Ed Murraine returns from Nebraska business tied to Kelley and company. Bayard Beach buys land at Wisconsin and Fifth streets, plans a home. Frank Ory and Miss Keith Chisem wed in Huron. Fowler farm sale to Ross Wise Woolrich totals 640 acres. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offered for headache relief.
Leslie Kester of this city married Emelyn Trusty of Vermillion in a home ceremony at 8 o'clock on Wednesday attended by about twenty friends. Rev. H. S. Wilkinson officiated. Pink flowers adorned the rooms with red and white in dining. A wedding supper followed at 9. The couple will reside in Huron and begin housekeeping around May 1.
F J Green of Lancaster New Hampshire reports chronic indigestion and nervous debility improved by Electric Bitters. He claims his wife stays well for years and praises them as a grand tonic for women. Sold 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Holland Wheeler.
F B Coyne was laid to rest this morning in a service led by Huron Lodge No 444 B P O E. Coyne, a faithful member, was honored with a brief ceremony including a song and prayer at the lodge services conducted today.
The remains were taken to the Presbyterian church for a service led by Rev. Marshall Montgomery. The Elks Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodmen attended, and a large procession accompanied the body to the cemetery despite bad weather. Floral decorations were notable.
Mrs Chas Appelgate of Alexandria Indiana recounts nearly nonstop coughing with consumption and blood spit until three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery at Holland Wheelers drug store cured her and added fifty eight pounds. Trial bottles free.
The Bell postmaster has resigned. Sheldon Osborn improves after ten days sick. Mrs Garber arrives from Cedar Rapids. J W Campbell visits Chicago on bank business. March comes in like a lion. Huron hosts local visitors. Bert Curtiss and Mattie Barnes marry February 27 at the Vander Las manse. B K Rowley is seriously ill in Chicago. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm sold nationwide for nasal catarrh. New private mailing card ruling: face must say Post Card or meet size limits. otherwise first class or two cents postage applies.
A vintage advice note recommends Warner’s White Wine of Tar as a cure for la grippe. It claims thorough dosing at onset prevents severe symptoms and asserts recovery within 48 hours. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list two new businesses in Huron. American Steel Hinge Co. capitalized at 200000 with incorporators A E Bersted Ole Larson and Philip Lawrence. Eden Manufacturing Co. capitalized at 25000 with incorporators Franklin Hawk Fred C Kaiser and Philip Lawrence.
An old advertisement proclaims Bromo Quinine Tablets stop a cough and work off the cold. It promises a cure in one day with the slogan no cure no pay and a price of 25 cents. The copy hints at medicinal tonics common in historic newspaper pages.
Chaplain Daley left for Colorado Springs after a telegram said his wife was failing. His daughter is also very ill and not improving. The chaplain has little hope for recovery.
Advertising copy touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. Claims ongoing energy and health benefits with no side effects and urges purchase at 25 cents from Holland Wheeler’s store.
The article notes the birth of a granddaughter on Friday night February 28 and that Grandfather Kent traveled to Chicago this morning to see her. It also mentions a county school boards meeting failing to attract participants and a testimonial from Mrs. C E VanDeusen about relief from stomach trouble via Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, priced 25 cents with free samples.
A San Francisco physician Dr J W Hamilton declares he has sold Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for years and calls it the best medicine in the world with no equal for asthma.
A severe storm persisted from Friday through Saturday with high winds and heavy snow causing widespread disruption. Rail traffic on the Chicago and North Western was delayed one to three hours while many stayed indoors. Forecasters expect colder weather to follow Sunday.
F P Moran a Petersburg baker says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is safe for children with bad coughs and whooping cough. He notes it contains no opium or harmful drugs and that a druggist recommended it as the best cough medicine for children. Sold
Data compilation from Huron records covering twenty years shows mean temperatures with 1880 warmest month at 36 degrees and 1890s coldest month at 16. The warmest day reached 79 on the 16th. frost date average May 12. Precipitation averaged 0.99 inches monthly with 9 days above 0.01 inch. Snowfall peaks at 8.7 inches on 27 28 1900. Northwest winds prevail. max gust 68 mph on the 8th 1892. February 5 issue by W. Green Local Forecast Official.
Huron College prepares for the state intercollegiate track meet to be held in Huron before May 1902. The event draws large delegations from sister colleges and towns, with a strong baseball team and a planned drama to raise spring athletic funds. Gilkey leads the track team as students train daily in Gilkey’s gymnasium.
A Morganton Tennessee mother describes large sores on her daughter's head turning into scald head. Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully healed her condition and is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for eczema pimples sores ulcers and piles priced at 25 cents from Holland Wheeler’s.
Richard Vander Las Jr is pronounced entirely out of danger this morning. Richards Trust Co in Huron SD advertises loan options for land and farm purchases. Sheriff takes Mrs D O Root millinery stock under execution. Miller school teachers and many pupils visited Huron public schools Friday. J Straw of Carpenter Paper Co Omaha was in town Saturday. Beadle county circuit court will convene Tuesday March 11 with Judge McCoy presiding. Mrs Abner Shirk arrived Friday for an extended stay.
An old advertisement argues catarrh is a blood disease not cured by washes powders or medicated tobacco. It claims local remedies only relieve symptoms while disease affects mucous membranes stomach kidneys and lungs. A testimonial from M Matson of Lapeer Michigan says S S S 8 cured his catarrh after months and six years symptom free.
Rev. F. H. Richardson of Three Mile Bay New York has been offered the pastorate of the First Baptist church here and is expected to accept. He is regarded as a rising figure in Baptist circles and would be warmly welcomed by the church and local pastors.
An old advertisement promises a refund if the remedy fails to cure and notes E. W. Grove's signature on every box. Available for 25 cents at druggists.
The weather bureau records report February's mean temperature at 17 degrees this year, compared with a 21 year average of 13 degrees. The lowest temperature hit 20 below on the 4th, while precipitation totaled .39 inch versus a 21 year average of .49 inch. The month was milder and more agreeable than typical February.
A descriptive health note urges recognizing a persistent cough as consumption risk and recommends Allen's Lung Balsam as a non opium, effective remedy to soothe the throat and lungs and prevent a deeper illness.
Jurors named for the term of circuit court starting March 11 include N. Peterson of Huron and many others across South Dakota towns such as Anton E. Anderson Burr Oak Wm. Tucker Clyde H. A. Palmer Clyde C. A Philips Fairfield Alfred Bartlett Cavour Wm. DeWitt Hitchcock W. A. Medbery Liberty and more. The list shows jurors from multiple counties including Iowa and Barrett and Barrett.
This cure all powder for children claims to fix fevers, upset stomachs, teething pain, colds, bowel issues, and worm problems. It cites 30,000 testimonials and asks readers to obtain 25 cent jars from druggists, with a free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy New York.
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children offering gum relief wind colic and diarrhoea cure. Priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
A promotional note extols IRONADE as a delicious life renewing beverage. It says the tonic is compounded from pure vegetable tonics and aromatics and is valued by all for health benefits. It is dispensed by first class druggists and refreshment places and is more pleasant than soda water.
A broad medical advertises Dr. Doran offering diagnostic accuracy within five minutes and claims to treat a wide range of diseases including eye ear nose throat lung illness catarrh digestive disorders rheumatism nervous disorders and sexual health issues. He cites a $50 reward for misdiagnosis and schedules a one day visit at Depot Hotel with consultations at $1.00 in Minneapolis.
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