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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1889
Page
5
Railway timetable lists Burlington Co lines with arrivals and departures for St Paul Watertown Minneapolis and Fortieate notes, with express and local trains. fragmented OCR shows times like 5am 7:35am and 11:55am for Watertown and Minneapolis routes, incomplete details.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway timetable notes trains arrive at Huron from the east. Mail and Express run daily except Sunday at 5 30 a m with an addit ional Sunday service. An accommodation train operates daily except Sunday at 1 59 a m.
A mixed column features a South Dakota political delegate convention notice dated October 1889 with details on precinct caucus times and a call for nominating a county commissioner. It includes an insurance of political process and an assortment of unrelated items such as a Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonial and jokes from the Omaha World.
Advertisements tout Electric Bitters by Sult and Hare druggists of Indiana and Ohio as cures for rheumatism and liver ailments with testimonials. Also promoted are Santa Abie for consumption and Catarrh Cure with pricing. Claims include guaranteed relief and large bottle sales, plus an offer of one hundred dollars for deafness cured by their Catarrh Cure.
A fragment describes myriads of small black ants in Texas corn fields threatening crops and mentions ineffectual remedies. It touts cures for consumption related to Hesshoun and promises free samples at C. Durand's, with vague claims of life saving results.
Rail line projects near Pierre advance as D W Diggs of the Dakota road pushes rapid construction. Survey progress delights towns and settlers with plan to permanently locate the line this fall amid Thanksgiving events and union receptions.
A Lewiston Journal fragment recounts a grandmother’s tale of two Indians visiting a remote Andover cabin and sharing whiskey with a wary hostess, inducing riotous coughing fits as a practical joke. The piece also relays Willie Jones’s tale of a trained monkey striking coconuts from a grove, a curious episode told by Uncle Jack.
Mistaken spellings aside the ad touts Santa Arie and Fornia Cat R Cure as household remedies for nasal catarrh. It claims the products dispel symptoms, save lives, and come with a one dollar per package price, three for two fifty.
The phrase presents a compact reflection tying a suitable person to a scene at the woodpile. It evokes a moral contrast between fit leadership and a vagrant figure within a rural setting. The wording implies social behavior and situational judgment without detailing events.
The notice quotes a Shelby North Carolina firm praising Dr King's New Discovery for cough and sleep relief after three months of illness. It asserts a woman named Mrs Luther Lutz found relief after using the product, with trial bottle at C C Durand's Center. Also mentions Pond's Extract and a remark about Apache County Kansas having no doctor.
quảng: The advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething children. It claims to ease pain aid sleep and regulate bowels while improving gums, priced at 25 cents per bottle.
An assortment of medicinal and health claims appears, including Abietine Ointment advertised as a universal cure for sores burns and skin eruptions, and promoted for piles. Bradfield's Female Regulator billed as a tonic for women at life change. other remedies promise relief for rheumatism neuraglia sore chest and cramps with prices noted in cents. The text also mentions a claim about clergy abstainers and a stray moral maxim.
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