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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
2
The daylight saloon bill gains temperance committee backing while a minority pushes 9 o'clock closing opposed by many liquor dealers. Senate changes to hotel inspector duties and Vermin penalties emerge, with debates on local option and anti-treating laws shaping the session.
George Peterson left for Oklahoma Thursday and his brother Henry with mother left Wednesday. His auto is being pastured at Starbuck’s bar until spring when he will return. Everett McVadden, long at Bancroft, has come back to sell his grain of which he has 100 bushels. B E Hamlin has gone to Philip to prove up. John Davis, old timer, was buried in White River Valley last week. Born in Atlanta Georgia, he served in the war in the 12th Wisconsin and died from war exposure complications. J J Matthews of Niveberg in after supplies and coal, tending to his hews and barn. His exposure to farm right next season.
A message urging careful compounding of medicines and insistence on purely prepared drugs. It emphasizes following doctors orders, avoiding substitutes, and bringing medicines to a trusted apothecary for accurate strength and purity. The tone reflects a general medical advisory from a historical pharmacy context.
Local items recount Rev Stormo services in district 2 schoolhouse, visits by Miss Thompson and Miss Peterson, farm work and rail news, plus a lengthy meditation on scrubs in college football. The essay contrasts varsity strains with scrub loyalty, praising the back door of the game and its lifelong fans. It also covers a New York Post item on dreams of dying and aerial motion, with clinical notes from Beauvis and Pleron.
The piece reflects on scrubs as essential yet overlooked players in college football, detailing how coaches rotate nonstarters late in games hoping for surprise improvement. It notes their quiet dedication, the quest for personal glory, and the lasting satisfaction of earning a letter.
A compact overview outlines the origin and purpose of pamsthie Sanetem Oem Magy, detailing its historical roots and guiding ideas. It notes key figures, dates, and places shaping its development and roles within the tradition.
The article traces the origin of the saying cats and dogs for heavy rain to English folklore and Nordic myths. It links the cat to rain and the dog to wind, noting sailors references and regional beliefs about storms and witch figures riding storms.
The piece notes a country ban on 900 trade journals and mentions Tue Pertaguree cary leading 5 000 men. It observes AmericanPrairie exports to Europe, Rhertnic air pumps in auto use, and claims only 2 000 butt bees exist. It then references Spain’s charcoal trades, Canadian hotelkeepers' complaints, and houseworkers seeking higher wages of 54.
Collection of garbled notes and stray phrases including population and education remarks, crop and pricing glimpses, theater attendance estimates, German science hints, women's suffrage data, and an uncalled letters list for Philip S. D. post office with dates and person names.
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