The Huronite. Bhannon & Lonastarr Proprietors
The Huronite is published by Bhannon and Lonastarr on Thursday May 9 1889. The notice lists proprietors and the weekly issue dating.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1889
Page
8
The Huronite is published by Bhannon and Lonastarr on Thursday May 9 1889. The notice lists proprietors and the weekly issue dating.
Huron news recounts births at D. C. Marsh home on May 4 1889 and R. Timm’s daughter born May 5 1885. It covers moves to St Paul, new farms near Hamond, visits by residents, dog tax due, church and civic notes, marriages in Yankton, and a local fishing accident.
A call is issued for a convention in this city on Wednesday May 22 to discuss the single tax issue and organize a society to promote the topic before the public. The notice mentions a prize or fee of eight pounds in catoasty for the highest bid.
Advertisements extoll Hood s Sarsaparilla for cleansing blood and boosting health in spring. Claims cures for boils biliousness headaches rheumatism and other conditions linked to impure blood. Also mentions Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for scrofula carbuncles and gland enlargements alongside a humorful anecdote and a gun case joke.
Soothes and heals throat membranes and tones affected by disease. Prevents night sweats and chest tightness, cures coughs and pneumonia symptoms. Claims high success and lists J. C. Donald ne & Co as sellers in California with a $1 per package price.
A fragment describes Miss Plainum and Mrs. Bute with emphasis on a photograph for sale in local shops. A mother reassures her child that a medicine from Dr Ayer will be earned for good behavior, followed by a calm sleep.
A fragmented 19th century advice piece discusses infant teething care from Mrs. Winslow and cautions on soothing methods. It mentions a cross eyed girl and a jealous temperament in a distant humorous line, with garbled text about teeth and remedies.
The article notes a revival of trade at C. Y. Durand’s store driven by free trial shoes and promotional offers. It hints at public interest and growing commerce fueled by the unusual free giveaway strategy.
A strange exchange centers on a will directing one cent be given to the claimant. The dialogue questions the legitimacy of the bequest and hints at counterfeit concerns amid a sudden alarm. The judge weighs the document and the intent behind the unusual provision.
An old advertisement claims rheumatism is caused by an acid in the blood and promotes Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a thorough cure. It cites a five-person group at Seven Stars Tavern and mentions 1889 Miss Oldfansleigh and Miss Parvenue at a cental ball.
An old text argues deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucosa and must be treated by constitutional remedies rather than local applications. It claims inflamed conditions cause hearing loss and asserts the tube can be restored to normal function to recover hearing. The piece also advertises Shiloh's Cattar.
Clara notes her dress at the Harvard assembly and Bessie agrees she saw it most of the time.
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