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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1909
Page
5
A. O. Putnam the Drayman seeks a share of local business and offers prompt service. He has the facilities to serve customers, with openings announced for Saturday nights and Sundays at Philip Bath and Shining Parlors.
Local items note ads and promotions for the week. F W Warner travels to Pierre on business. Owl restaurant manager W B Jamieson sells meal tickets and oversees dining. Fort Pierre visitors C S Hathaway and wife visit the city over Sunday. Wilkinson sells rings and offers watch repair and custom jewelry. Miss Juliette Johnson will travel to Pierre to gather new millinery ideas for Miss Cullen's store and stay the rest of the week.
Readable items include restaurant ads at Owl and Cozy, milk and creamery updates, a new line of bar stationery, property and lease offers, upcoming church and school events, and local buzz on personalities like Frank M. Rood and J. P. Murphy leaving or selling businesses. Multiple small notices cover births, stray animals, livestock prices, and hospitality services in the Philip region.
L H Farenam of Spirit Lake Iowa touts Chamberlain work for stomach and liver relief. He says the tablets are best on the market for constipation and invites trials with free samples. Sold by all druggists with price 250 and sample offers.
The article argues the house of Lords remains highly democratic not hereditary, citing that modern Lords come from varied backgrounds. It notes ancestral doubt, gives historical examples like Hyde and Mary, and asserts England’s aristocracy rests on achievement rather than birth. It mentions William the Conqueror and early nobles as context.
A wartime anecdote, “Mission Ridge and Lookout Mountain,” recounts Third Ohio prisoners meeting Fifty-fourth Virginia at a camp near Kelly's Ferry. Confederates shared coffee, bacon, sugar, and peaches, then news spread by exchange days later as the two regiments traded places in a stirring moment of camaraderie.
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