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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
2
Classified notices list farming gear and services including two four horse teams for road work, film finishing and express fur payment offers, a threshing rig for sale, and farm loan and land trade options across several Midwestern locales.
An editorial reflection contrasts Byron’s mislaid youth with Tolstai’s resolve to mend past errors and build a redeemed future. It argues that faith in eternal justice and the soul’s worth transcends nature and transient law, urging acceptance of age as a passage to life everlasting.
A Chicago Tribune note recounts a child Harry answering the class question with a wish to grow up to be like his grandfather, whose influence makes the family defer to his wants. The piece reflects affection for a visiting elder and a humorous household dynamic.
A large crowd welcomed John Martin home from overseas after a general invitation by Billy Martin. Sunday evening gatherings included the Jay Bretz family with Mrs. W. D. Deeble. Mother Bretz nears ninety and remains bright. Local residents traveled to Midland for the old settlers day and Governor Noreck. Other notes mention visits, social calls, and minor injuries.
A dampened flannel bound over the seat of pain with Chamberlains Liniment is often more effective than a plaster and costs far less.
The Kansas City Star reports a August 1883 eruption near Batavia, Java, where a massive volcano blast created a vast crater and ejected billions of tons of ash. The sun near darkness lifted as a deep blue disk appeared instead of red, seen across a wide arc near the equator.
The piece recounts historical fish rain reports from 1666 in England to 1896 in Baton Rouge and beyond, noting scientific explanations while listing various locales. It cites 1917 Aberdale Wales and Humboldt in the Andes, mentions Singapore’s record catfish rain, Bengal tales, Boston piscatorial deluge, and a Connecticut incident with fish and eel.
The Philip Weekly Review is a legal weekly newspaper published each Thursday afternoon from North Center Street Philip South Dakota. It serves as the official paper of Haakon County and was entered as second class matter on August 2 1907 at the Philip post office under the 1879 act.
Indiana weekly notes three misprints in ads and offers thrift stamps to the first finder. Kids locate three, then five more. editor contemplates hiring local children as proofreaders. Also reports Kadoka games, two White River deaths during Frontier Days, an intoxicated Indian dies in jail, his wife later commits suicide.
The government will levy a higher income tax on aliens living under the laws of this country who do not pursue naturalization. Efforts will be made to curb hoarding of savings with the aim of returning abroad.
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