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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
3
In a Pasteur Institute tent party, Prof Yag demonstrated that burning cigars produces acetylene and toxic vapors. Five vessels of fog were used, air filled with vapors, and after cooling, gases were released causing deaths. The scene described strong odors and health hazards from the burning material.
A garbled page paints a social sketch with references to Mrs. Momphey Ward and a visit to New York. The dialogue hints at engagements and degraded characters while a police scene shows a disreputable man before a justice, asking about a taint.
An OCR mash of items includes an ad for N W Hide & Fur Co in Minneapolis and stray lines about selling guns and traps. It also mentions Ostend Pa dialogue on money and a Mrs Winslow remedy. A Dublin library discussion notes Trinity College crowding and a National Library with limited funds and space.
A garbled letter fragment references Tolstoy and condemns or questions responses to violent acts. It mentions noveretigae and instigators of massacres in a moral discussion, noting pity for the unfortunate and a struggle over how to react to those described as void of humanity.
State historian Doane Robinson presents the eighteenth annual review of progress, noting increased farm and mine output by $25 million to $15,434,460 and bank deposits rising from $68,832,099 in 1908 to higher levels. Census-based population gains, county increases, and concerns about Lawrence county asylum care are reported, along with grain shipment logistics and new hydraulic well developments at Wasta.
After devastation, Lara and Constable endure trials on Morne and in Fort de France. Lara forgives, love deepens as Peter and Crasoe reveal secrets of wealth and a perilous voyage. The Madame sails to Saint Pierre while the couple’s future unfolds amid ruins and rescue.
Night falls on Martinique as survivors from Saint Pierre witness Father Damien urging joy and faith. Peter and Tara return to their ship through grieving crowds while the camp erupts in gratitude, the island’s fate and a thousand years hinted in the blessing.
A curious family tale recalls Attorney General Brewster during President Arthur's term. Young Andre Brewster, heir to a storied legal line, intercepted a telegram seeking a reprieve for a condemned highwayman. The boy copied the dispatch for his father with a child’s insistence on mercy.
The Parral swing man known as Minonairé Who trips the Poor gave away about 200000 dollars to support the needy in his country. He distributed clothing, food, tents, medicines and other essentials to poverty stricken districts. His wealth is estimated between 100000 and 220000 dollars and he has built towns and more than ten schools in the last fifteen years.
Mrs. Favina J. Henderson of 128 Trod Street Stamford Conn describes a severe inflammatory skin attack about four years earlier. She credits Cut Cura products with restoring her complexion and healing bed sores after applying Cuttenea Ointment Boap and Olwbnent.
A Chicago Tribune snippet shows a man asking if a Snodle lives in the building. The door answer labels the man as Snoodle, with a quip about a hypothetical $5 bet and lack of acknowledgment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions healing in 14 days and rectal issues but lacks clear medical context. The readable parts reference cures and symptoms like bleeding and piles, yet no verifiable source or coherent claim is given.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt cites a historian quote about a figure claiming good motives to incite a palace revolt and guide Initiates safely out, while contemporaries misread the intent and blamed Nera. The editors note the historians’ resistance to correcting the mistaken impression.
Medical claim states deafness stems from inflamed mucous tube damage and catarrh. Claims cure via constitutional remedies and catarrh cure with a money offer for cases cured no by other means. Includes directions for circulars from Toledo Ohio and a product advertisement.
Odd exchange between Ves Min Waele and Tom about staying on the water wagon and high plates while Dick jokes about a trip. Detroit appears as context in a fragmented scene from a public event.
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