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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
7
A southern wife outwits her boasting hunter husband who returns with two brace of partridges after a day in the field. She sizes the birds and exposes his tale as empty bragging before remarking the birds are fine but perhaps tomorrow would be too late for St. Louis Repub- Ma.
A Tribune column blends a playful nutrition skit on apples with medical lore and anecdotes. It cites apples aiding digestion, skin clarity, brain function, and youth, then shifts to memory quirks in Dr Priestly and a kingly reading question. It closes with ads for Electric Bitters and Dr Bell’s Pine-Ter-Honey.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey as having ten years of merit with sixteen years of successful sales and guarantees refunds through dealers. Male names and garbled phrases appear, claiming consumer satisfaction and a money-back offer.
The piece argues that destroyed paper currency yields no value to holders while the government benefits, contrasting with silver and gold coins that are redeemed at face value. It cites treasury rules and fires nationwide as evidence of losses to individuals and gains to authorities, then shifts to Pope and Garrick as witness anecdotes from 1723 trials.
Crowded Brooklyn to New York subway trip ends in laughter after a flirtatious man repeatedly kisses a young woman. A stern guard scolds him and a seemingly respectable older man escorts the girl as passengers watch and chuckle at the awkward scene aboard the car near Manhattan.
A vivid vignette recalls Jenny Lind facing Grisi at a court concert before the queen. Lind, aided by a heartfelt performance of a childhood prayer, wins admiration as Grisi shows tenderness, then grants a gesture of reconciliation. Also mentioned is a solicitor and a rich client’s crumbling romance.
A chaotic, fragmentary OCR narrative shows a solicitor aghast at a demand for a fortune, a revised account misread, and a boastful suitor plotting wealth. Quips on hats, a weathered storm, and multiple ads for Dr. Bell’s remedies mingle amid disjointed dialogue and sensational phrases.
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