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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1888
Page
3
Describes native use of drying nutmeg with its fragrant spice air. Nut trees flourish, fruit resembles a pear and opens to reveal red mace coated nuts. After husking, nuts are roasted to remove moisture and carried to villages for barter with Bugis and Arab traders at the gulf.
The piece extols the Dutch mind and force as steadfast and patient, noting resilience against the sea and a habit of measured action. It praises sailors who endure, cultivate above and below water, and reserve strength until needed, linking this to noble lineage and enduring character recognized in New York Star.
Fragmentary OCR report mentions a Brazilian crown and a princess, with references to court drama and someone named Amane or Candela. The passage also alludes to Romanoff intrigue and a move to St. Petersburg to influence a czar regarding succession, suggesting royal upheaval and dynastic maneuvering.
A Paradise for Bankers describes Manghooria as a haven for financiers with consul SS Masheonee and merchants who keep deposits with bankers. They prefer secrecy in money matters to avoid exposing wealth to risks and to protect capital from disclosure.
A strange growth appears in Georgia's wire grass region described as the size of a dollar with peculiar age characteristics. Locals note the plant's emergence and when uprooted its roots seem to extend through the soil, sparking interest among observers.
A garbled列 assortment of notes includes product ads for Shilohs Cure and Vermillion 5 Republican reporting Elk Point damseI ate corn, plus a Texas Siftings joke about an exasperated mother. It also mentions a cough remedy and a domestic dialogue about a hired girl.
An elderly style advertisement notes a cleansing fruit remedy marketed by the California Fig Syrup Company in San Francisco. It claims gentle action and strengthens the organs to support regular habits, with distribution through A. D. K. Bryant & Co.
In a tense moment a mother and judge discuss a scare about Johnny swallowing a gold five cent piece. The doctor confirms no ingestion occurred and clarifies the boy’s health history. The mother credits Ayers for relief from a long illness noted years earlier.
Fragmentary notice shows a request to send a stamp for a price list directed to a person named Johnsonson at Pitts. The readable text is incomplete on names and addresses.
The piece surveys multiple gatherings from moonlit teas to sunflowers social, a wedding announcement for Flora Gans and N B Deleon, and the Cook ing Club soiree with Judge Morse hosting. It closes with the death of Mr William Carroll and a reflection on life’s puzzles.
A brief death notice speaks of a husband and father laid to rest, leaving a widow and daughter to mourn. It expresses sympathy from many and mentions Hood's Pills as a deserved remedy, noting his achievements and peaceful afterlife.
The obituary recalls William Carroll born 1815 who lived in Cincinnati and Chicago in the 1800s, managed firms Carroll & Co and Carroll Beatty & Co, joined the Chicago board of trade, and later worked with Dakota Farm Mortgage in Huron. He leaves wife Mrs Carroll, two sons Norman and William, and Georgina wife of Horace Comfort.
A fragmentary ad promotes a patent liniment by C C Durand as a powerful remedy. The copy touts novelty and efficacy, urging customers to try it with no alternatives suggested.
On Monday September 3 1888 Mr J W Burnett and Miss Alida B Snitd of Huron were united in marriage at the presbyterian parsonage by Rev D S MacCaslin. They depart on the noon train to Obraska and will reside in Huron with many friends extending congratulations.
Brief city council notes approve Colcord Richardson and Caldwell bills totaling 19.57. Resolutions order sidewalks on Ki street east side between Fourth and Fourth and Utah street between Second and Third. May to August treasurer report referred to the finance committee. Warrants approved for 320.07 to pay interest on city bonds.
An elderly speaker touts Ayer's Pills as fast acting for stomach and liver derangements, claiming it goes straight to the spot and relieves ailments more quickly than other medicines. The account emphasizes direct action on the digestive trouble.
A monster picnic is being organized for Merritt's Grave south of Wessington on Tuesday September 11. Invited guests include E. T. Langley Rev English I. J. Mouser Rev Dresser Jere Kimball and others from Huron Miller St. Lawrence and Wesington.
A fragment from a San Francisco piece notes syrup of figs as nature s own laxative. The text mentions D K Berethto and a life like drawing of Jim, with a wagon and Brookings references. The incomplete wording hints at an illustrated brochure or column with scattered notes about images and possessions.
Francis O Reilly, a prominent liveryman of 18 Prince Street New York, promotes Cock’s remedies noting their wide use for chest and stomach ailments. Emerson Tarant Bakery changes hands as W D Hamilton and M D ime acquire the business on Kota avenue near First street. The new firm vows personal service and continued high standards.
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