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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
3
Huron society notes visitors including J C Klemme in Sioux Falls and J M Baker from Wolsey. Officials, church and civic events, weather, harvests, and entertainments are reported with updates on meetings, fairs, and forthcoming programs at the Grand Opera House and Twentieth Century Club.
Advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as right treatment for soft bones in childhood. Claims include bow legs straightening and stronger joints with daily small doses, urging free sample and $1.00 price to obtain through druggists. Provides address in New York.
A brief note recalls the biblical account of ravens feeding the Israelites and how the story illustrates divine provision. The line suggests a connection between scripture and reliance on God in times of need.
A columnist urges readers to demand proof of authenticity, citing the phrase I am from Missouri and urging verification of Budweiser by examining the bottle cork. The piece recalls the Missouri man’s insistence on receiving genuine article and details the branded cork as a quality marker.
Dieting Invites Disease warns against milk and toast cures for dyspepsia. The ad claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables digestion of all wholesome foods and is a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. Sold by Holland & Wheeler.
The Huronite reports rapid replacement of plank walks with cement across the city. Since the first cement path on Idaho street by Vance and Wilcox, nearly three miles of cement has been laid this season. The Houghton block front, owned by J. H. King, will receive the first cement blocks from Huron Stone and Cement Co., installed by Ed Murraine this week.
A testimonial from Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana extols De Witt's Little Early Risers as painless pills that cleanse the system ease headaches and leave a good taste. The pills are sold by Holland and Wheeler.
List of uncalled letters for week ending Saturday Oct 10 1903 includes Annis Harvey Barbour Blias Hall J D W Harries Mrs Mary Johnson Alma Johnson Miss Oliver Kennedy Paul Kenworthy W F Miller Charley Pierse Wes Ring Bert Rosendahl Miss Alma Seeman E O card Smote Miss Lottie Southwick Helen Thomas Neil Thompson E M Westerwelt Jasper.
The advertisement promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as the only pure witch hazel salve, invented by E. C. DeWitt, claiming it heals without scarring and treats cuts burns bruises sores itching or piles, sold by Holland & Wheeler.
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