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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1909
Page
3
Public notices promise free advice from a Dr. Pin for women seeking health remedies in an ad style plea. The ad claims 20 years of experience and offers confidential correspondence to Lydia and other readers, urging immediate letters to Mrs Pin at Lynn.
Physicians discuss at length the benefits of Castoria for children, praising its vegetable formula, digestion aid, and sleep support. They cite Dr McCrann and others, noting Castoria’s non narcotic nature and long usage in homes as a trusted remedy endorsed by medical professionals.
Proceedings into Lieutenant Suttons death in Annapolis aim to verify murder claims by Mrs Sutton Parker and her sister. Evidence includes a letter, testimony from a watchman, and alleged dueling threats. The thorough inquiry will reconstruct the events of Oct 12, 1907, at the Naval Academy grounds.
A new 6,000,000 biscuit firm named the General Biscuit Company organized in Hartford. The capital is 4,999,099 with half common and half preferred stock. Officers include John Summersfield president, Arthur N. Taylor vice president, and Henry M. Haviland secretary treasurer, with Summersfield linked to John Bo Summersfield & Co.
Ralph Sherman, once a foreign correspondent for Nachod & Kulaee, was caught in Rockaway with loot from Rowen Sadowsky. Police found a golf watch and six sticking items in his possession. He claimed he turned to burglary after a desire for a quieter life and faced two years in jail.
About $1,000 motormen and conductors employed by the Interstate Railways Company on traction lines in eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware learned that after August 1 the wage rate would be restored to 18 cents an hour after a year ago 11 cent cut. Company officials had promised an increase when business warranted no demand was made by the workers.
Fire swept the southern part of Long Branch business section causing $100 damage. It began near a stable on Heery street, rapidly burning frame buildings on both sides and destroying about twelve structures. The Coulter House remained unopened. No serious injuries reported. Separate item notes a Los Angeles woman dead and five others injured in a separate automobile crash in San Diego. Also, pay for Cayuse Indian War service in 1847 1848 to be authorized at $1.50 daily. Washington records to be used as evidence.
The packet steamer Tacoma sank after a hole opened in its side while on the Ohio River near Gallipolis Ohio. The vessel went to shore but all passengers were rescued. King Alfonso inaugurates Spanish navy battleship keel laying at Ferrol, Spain, receiving warm public welcome.
Mathilde and Nellie face jealousy and duty as the Herricks circle deepens. Nellie confronts feelings for Norman Stewart while Mathilde plots to safeguard her position and marriage amid an entangled web of lovers, betrayals, and looming revelations.
The essay traces dog origins to wolves domesticated by early humans and fed directly, noting the collie derives from the wolf yet masters the flock through loyalty and restraint. It praises the collie’s guardian role, its ability to enforce order, protect the herd, and exhibit moral traits beyond its wild beginnings. A stray courtroom aside interrupts with a comic exchange about animal crackers and vegetarian parents.
A garbled memoir fragment references Cleveland, Sie?? eruption, and a teenaged girl, with scattered names and dates. The legible bits include mentions of December activity and February references, plus partial names like Whitaker and Win dhunter, giving a murky, non-cohesive snapshot of events and people.
Readable parts describe a public notice style fragment with names and phrases about security, a home, and moral instruction in a dated newspaper voice. It references a primary navigation, Comfort of home, and a quote attributed to Orton Swett Marden, with garbled dialogue about Mrs. Dungwater-Jowiah and a Mr. Uhugwaler.
Munyon's offers free medical examinations and diagnosis by eminent doctors. Send a completed postal questionnaire to Munyon's in Philadelphia, and if cured no fee. if not cured you owe nothing. The service advertises free advice and thorough diagnosis with no obligation.
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