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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1910

Page

3

Early English Scare Sparks Navy Watch Order in 1370

A 1370 report claimed galleys with armed men near Thanet's oreland led to a nightly watch between the Tower of London and Billingsgate with forty men at arms and sixty archers. The duty rotated weekly among London tradesmen. In 1616 pirates were captured off the Kentish coast between Broadstairs and Margate.

Oreland Thanet Tower of London Billin Ile Venterera Goldsmiths Armorera Towers Spurriers Kentish Broadstairs Margate London Chronicle

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Soft Hands

An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap with Cuticura Ointment for preserving hands, preventing redness and chapping, and imparting velvety whiteness. It advises nightly treatment in hot lather, drying, and applying ointment, plus wearing protective gloves to avoid staining.

Rural Mail Service Gains in Fiscal Year Reports

The fourth assistant postmaster PV De Graw notes a 96 percent rise in mail on rural delivery routes for year ending June 30, 1909, reflecting increased revenue. About 45 percent of rural mail is second class. souvenirs and picture cards drive growth. The year saw 3,376 petitions for rural delivery, with 2,108 accepted for investigation and 907 rejected. Roads used by carriers improved due to postmasters and carriers’ efforts.

PV. de Graw de Graw

Kentucky Farmers Win

Kentucky farmers won a large price gain for tobacco through statewide pools formed to counter major buyers led by the American Tobacco Company. Despite night riding in some areas, the movement succeeded with storekeepers supporting farmers by carrying accounts, and Kentucky now grows about 400 million pounds of tobacco annually with farmers earning roughly double what they did before the campaign.

Kentucky American Tobacco Company

Labor activity and union news across the United States

The report notes widespread union organizing in Hungary and North America, with unions in New York and Fargo planning actions. It cites wage talks in Wyoming and New England machinists seeking a 20 percent raise by May, plus renewed AFL activity and local labor press offers. Memphis Typographical Union funds a charity levy, while California consolidates labor laws for lawyers and officials.

Hungary United States Canada Fargo N. D New York Lim Wyoming New England Railroad Clerks New Orleans Memphis Tenn International President Retail Clerks California Massachusetts War Sewer and Park Boards Ince American Federation of Labor Convention International Mill Employer’ Union Federated Trades Council Sacramento Cal Toronto A. F. of L E Labor Press

Chicago Merchant Praises Peruna For Catarrh Cure

A Chicago wholesale dry goods dealer, J. Becker of 134 Van Buren St, declares after thirty years of catarrh that Peruna is the only remedy that cured him and that his wife has also been helped. He notes the medicine’s lasting relief and frequent use at home. The piece also mentions Manhattan land values, a postcard promotion from The Evening Wisconsin, and a light street scene with a dealer offering Northern Spies apples today.

Chicago Mr. J Becker van Buren Bt Peruna Lydia E. Pinkham Fitchville Ohio Mrs. C. Cole Irasburg Vermont Lydia E.pinkham A. H. Sanburn

Spanking Fails to Cure Bed Wetting Says Canonical Cause

A column notes a constitutional cause for bed wetting in children and advertises a free home treatment from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. It claims the method helps both children and adults with urine issues and includes instructions with no charge. It also references a snail larvae claim and reports on nickel in slot turnstiles in Boston transit tests.

M. Summers Notre Dame Ind Boston

Draped sleeves return in fashion notes and sketches

The piece discusses draped sleeves reappearing in dress design, noting various methods and a sketch described as one of the most attractive arrangements. It mentions remodeling a worn silk waist with chiffon net and novelty fabric, highlighting the creative possibilities.

Grape Nuts Proves Appetite Booster For All Ages

A reader touts Grape Nuts as a powerful digestive aid and appetite stimulant. She cites a 67 year old grandmother whose weak stomach improved with a daily breakfast of Grape Nuts and milk, and a sick infant grandson who grew plump after the cereal.

Tenn

Taft urges laws to curb land grabs and fund irrigation

President Taft sends a special message urging Congress to authorize up to 30 million dollars in bonds for land and water conservation in western regions. He argues public lands were fraudulently obtained and calls for withdrawal validation and immediate action without awaiting a probing committee report. The plan includes Ohio River improvements to ensure a nine foot depth, with funds repaid from reclamation returns as they accrue.

Taft Congressional Ohio River Pitteburg Cairo Secretary of the Interior Interior Department Pinchot Bome Coud Marly Congress Emergencien Pittsbury Gosa Congres

Worth Knowing Cough Remedy Promoted In Ad

A long advertisement promotes a cold busting remedy made from Gloverluie Virgin Oil of Pine and whisky. It claims quick relief for colds and coughs and cites Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati as endorsers. A brief fiction line from a Washington Star exchange follows.

Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati

American settlers flock to Canada in 1900

A Canadian push attracts 80 000 to 90 000 American settlers yearly seeking free or cheap land. Lands worth $15 per acre in Canada yield about 25 bushels of wheat, with costs around $7.50 per acre after wages. The trend follows successful farming regions in the U S and prompts government guidance for homestead lands.

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