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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
3
An old time ad and joke fragment describe a china set offered as a housekeepers delight with replacement pieces available on short notice. Other bits promote Allen’s Foot Ease and Winslow’s Syrup for teething, with a joke about two talking machines. A legal tale from Austria covers gooseberry rights and shared costs, concluding with a jab at legal costs.
The project envisions a 340 foot main structure with a 210 foot high clock tower head. Exterior steel and stone, French renaissance styling, 23 office floors, and outside rooms with no light courts. Expected rentals amount to about 500000 annually.
Step by step river rescue method described with head-tilt technique, rolling on a barrel, artificial respiration, arm compression, fluttering heart aid, and stimulant use to revive a drowning person. Emphasizes calling a physician promptly.
A survey notes French leather workers touring American factories, Boston Hebrew yrarters reforming their old union, San Francisco building trades forming an athletic association, Mexican carpenters affiliating with US labor, rising union apparel among Chicago men, New Orleans longshoremen signing a five year contract, a seceding Brotherhood of Railroad Employes forming the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employes, a planned home for aged railroad workers near Fort Revit, Kan, St. Paul Typographical Union planning a label exhibit at the Minnesota State fair, New York State bill shifting mercantile health inspections to the labor department, International Fatherhood of Rockbinders convention set for Cedar Rapids in June 1910, and Cleveland ironstone miners proposing a 12 o'clock Saturday cessation of work.
Amber debates love and family honor as Sir Lucien and Brian press for control of a jewel mystery. Amber rejects marriage to Adare until her father’s name is cleared, while Deane and Lucien maneuver over jewels and power, with a looming dance and hidden threats.
A Wyoming party of horsemen along Bridgecreak heard rattling sounds feared to be an attack by snakes. They later learned the noise came from a burrowing owl living in prairie dog burrows, which helped alert the riders to the track.
Mrs David Brown of Locke Arkansas says a two year eczema battle ended after using Cutlerra products. She shares sleep loss and leg sores, credits Cutlerra Soap and Ointment with quick improvement after four months unable to walk. The anecdote is joined by a Harper’s Weekly tale about a wedding guest’s kiss.
Levi P. Brockway of Anoka Minnesota praises Dom's Kidney Pills after medical prognosis for five months of illness and heart and kidney symptoms. He reports rapid improvement and urges buyers to seek the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
A fragment shows a man named Elon being questioned about his current business. The reply hints at a paradoxical line about skimming cream and a serendipitous mishearing. The scene ends with a claim of being a for a bankrupt trust company.
The readable text hints at a baseball scene with two strikes and a ball. It mentions an empire or authority calling out on two strikes and a ball and a possible time near nineteen and one point.
A reader letter questions the meaning of a Lydia E. Pinkham advertisement from Lynn Massachusetts. The writer challenges the claim that Pinkham's Vegetables are a tonic remedy and urges women to verify if the product cures illness and supports confidentiality.
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