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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
3
A home remedy states mixing two ounces glycerine half ounce pure Virgin Oil of Pine eight ounces pure whisky to treat coughs within a day. It claims to be inexpensive and lasts a year for a typical family and notes Virgin Oil of Pine comes from Leach Chemical Co in Ohio.
An advertisement imprints Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment through internal remedies rather than local applications. It promotes Catareh Cure by T. Chen ey Co of Toledo Ohio and claims a physician developed formula with blood purifiers that act on mucous surfaces. The ad urges testimonials and lists a druggist sales claim.
A patient from Little Rock Arkansas recalls twelve months of agonizing itching and severe eczema on ankles feet arms and scalp. After trials with various remedies two to three applications of Cuticura Ointment followed by Cuticura Soup and Pills relieved the condition completely. Date Oct 8 10 07. Potter King & Chem Corp Sole Props Boston.
The 1907 South Dakota anti discrimination act, aimed at the lumber trust and price uniformity across communities, was upheld in a case against Central Lumber and William Mitchell. The decision could reach the U S Supreme Court, with implications for interstate commerce regulation. The audit reports solid county finances, modest warrant debt, and rising delinquent taxes. Also noted were questions on a state bee inspector fee, prison pricing contracts, and growing bank deposits in several towns and Pierre post office receipts.
A tired Watson races from Hardwick to catch a freighter then a passenger train to Chicago, missing connections and enduring a long wait aboard the freight car before reaching his home past midnight. The tale runs with Chicago News wit from Peter Stuyvesant era notes and a New Year’s verse tribute.
In a subdued hymn of Bethlehem the Christmas star shines over the manger, blessing the Prince of Peace. Across three millennia the light endures, guiding ships and souls, from tropics to arctic, a lamp to dying eyes, a beacon through night. Metropolitan.
Overflowing goodwill and unselfish cheeriness are urged to make kindness a daily practice not just Christmas. The piece argues love should rule throughout the year, transforming every day into a season of Christlike generosity.
An 19th century passage details a devout Japanese New Year breakfast with symbolic dishes and sunlit water rituals. It also contains quirky kitchen notes and dialect humor about padding sauces and winter weather, mixed with stray sketches of holiday customs and domestic crafts.
In a Sunday school exchange a man explains the source of Christmas shine as children bargain for a gift. Johnny-Tommy and Tommy discuss pennies and a slipper. A man asks about his wife’s Christmas gifts locked away, while Brooklyn Life wishes blessed children who still trust Santa.
A Chicago Post item recounts a wedding party gathered around a large horn or siege gun and an unusual weapon loading scene. Young guests, described as merry and gay, joke about a honeymoon trip while commenting on their actions and the church setting.
A fragmentary conversation hints at family ties and gratitude toward an elder relative. The exchange mentions Wade Henry and a nephew context while noting appetite and income as tensions or contrasts within the kinship remark.
A garbled excerpt shows two speakers in a tense exchange. One declares a vow of ugliness and refusal to thrust, while the other retorts about reforming. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
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