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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1891
Page
5
A report notes 43 senators instead of 45 and 83 representatives instead of 124, reflecting reduced legislative quotas. The source details shifts in chamber composition and potential procedural impacts.
A quotation proclaims that pursuit, not possession, is the greatest source of enjoyment. The remark emphasizes effort and challenge over material gain, reflecting a philosophy of active striving as a valued experience.
A vintage drug advertisement urges relief from nervous exhaustion with Electric Bitters. It claims the tonic restores appetite digestion liver and kidneys, promising surprising results. It notes a 50 cent bottle at H E Corbin & Co's Drug Store.
A cheerful friend spreads warmth and brightness to those nearby, lightening moods and lifting spirits with a sunny demeanor and positive presence in any social setting.
A number of my lady customers have tried Mother's Friend and would not be without it for many times its cost. They recommend it to all who are to become mothers. Write Bradfield Reg. Co. for particulars. Sold by all druggists in Huron, South Dakota.
A statement argues that law should never clash with custom, claiming that if the custom is good then the law is faulty. It frames custom as a higher standard than statute and questions legal authority.
Dr Miles pills advertise a new principle regulating the liver stomach and bowels through nerves. The remedy promises speedy cure for billiousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Marketed as suitable for men women and children the 50 doses cost 25 cents with free samples at D K Bryants.
Quote reflects belief that fame arises only through merit and is as certain as fate. It emphasizes meritocracy and inevitability in public recognition.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum and more with a money back guarantee. Price two cents a box sold by L E Corbin in Haron South Dakota.
A reflective maxim on self mastery, asserting that governing one’s impulses equals true victory. It frames inner discipline as a decisive, lifelong win rather than external conquest.
The piece notes teachers favor the Wabash route to Toronto for the National Educational Convention July 14 17. Trains depart Dearborn Chicago at 3 00 PM and 9 05 PM daily with through sleepers to Detroit and onward via Grand Trunk or Canadian Pacific. Details from F F Palmer and G J Lovell travel agents at 154 E Third St St Paul.
Historical proverb fragment notes that no person can satisfy all people. The line emphasizes universal acceptance as an impossible ideal.
D. K. Bryant offers free trial bottles of Dr Restorative Ner vine promising relief for headache dizziness nervous prostration sleeplessness and effects of alcohol and coffee. Dr Miles New Heart Cure is also guaranteed for nervous or organic heart issues with a free booklet on nervous and heart disease.
Readers are urged to try Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and throat chest troubles with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back Free trial bottles are available at L E Corbin Co s drug store in Huron South Dakota.
A pithy proverb compares curses to recessions returning to their origin, suggesting cycles of misfortune recur where they began and emphasizing inevitability of economic or personal downturns.
A Des Moines teamster pleads for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a neighbor's baby drank a full bottle. The druggist recalls John Oléson of Watters Talbot Printing Co. whose child recovered after vomiting but improved, endorsing the medicine for babies. Corbin & Co. druggists sell it.
A reflective line urging patience after effort, emphasizing calm acceptance of outcomes and the virtue of quiet perseverance.
Teething aid praised as a long trusted remedy by many mothers. Claims include relief from pain and diarrhea, noting extensive use over fifty years and benefits to both child and mother. Bottle price listed as Bee.
A compact reflection on restraint and desire. The saying warns that pursuing rewards requires avoiding the source of temptation and distraction.
A proverb notes that once a word is spoken and a stone released, both cannot be retrieved. The saying highlights irreversible actions and the consequences of careless acts.
A testimonial states scrofula is a hereditary blood poison treated with Swift's Specific. The letter claims mercury and potash worsen sores, while S.S.S. purges the poison through the skin. It says a boy was cured after three bottles, with no symptoms remaining for three years, and offers a free book on blood and skin diseases from The Swift Specific Go.
A five or six year old boy feels displaced by a new baby sister and recalls a placard reading Ashes to give away Inquire within which leads him to create a sign about Labels on Trunks. The piece discusses how trunk labels like Paris London Berlin Vienna and Rome symbolize travel and memory and how owners insist those labels stay on to prove world travels.
The most accepted view cites Yankee coming from Indians mispronouncing English or the French Anglais, dating to early Atlantic coast settlements. Another theory says it began as a 200 year old Eastern Massachusetts cant term meaning very fine. The label originally referred to New England residents and later northern citizens before and during the Civil War.
A New York merchant received a horned toad named Moloch Horridus from Australia. Despite its dragonlike look the creature proved docile and affectionate. It had spent six weeks in transit by mail without food or drink and became a family favorite.
The item notes brunette dominance in New York Boston and Jersey City with Brooklyn leaning blonde. It adds monkey antics from Humboldt era India and a missionary’s pet monkey, a tea test for purity, and a grapevine growing from an oak near Habersham Park Georgia with no visible roots.
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