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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
3
An overview of how domestic cattle and their relatives evolved from Artiodactyla and Perissodactyla roots. It traces ruminant stomach development, multi chambered digestion, and toe specialization, comparing horse and ox lineages, with notes on fossil and living species and their diverse adaptations.
A study describes modern and ancient bovids from Asia and Europe including the bufalos and anoa, notes their sizes and horn shapes, and discusses prehistoric evidence from Cambridge bones, Behring migrations, and Siwalik and Etruscan ox lineages with references to aurochs and extinct bison.
Father questions whether a courting poet truly works for a magazine or a fast food factory as the family weighs the legitimacy of the suitor. The mother asks for caution while they plan to investigate the man’s employment.
Persistent chatter questions whether the Washington team ever won the championship while labeling Jimmie and his backer as never giving up. The note presents a judge remark framing a debate over past titles and a boastful claim about a championship absence.
A reflective essay traces war's legacy through slavery pestilence famine and arrogance. It argues war births continual hostilities across eras, linking past battles to present tensions and armament growth, noting Europe's fragile peace and the ongoing cycle of conflict.
A state bank examiner uncovered a 500 dollar shortage in cashier Williams accounts at Mitchell South Shore state bank. The bank closed temporarily but depositors are safe. Williams, tied to a local farmers elevator, diverted 14 000 dollars of grain proceeds, then killed himself to avoid exposure. He left a letter explaining the shortage before his death. Goes to Penitentiary. Blong Falls.
Lake Andes residents raise funds for a grand stand at the ball park while Rev. Father Regan is elevated to regional deanship in southeast South Dakota. A new public school foundation at Chancellor is underway with carpenters active. Other items report dry conditions at Heela, fair directors appointing superintendents for Tripp county, and bids for a Thirke school build deemed too high prompting revised plans. Also noted are a horse accident near Clear Lake injuring Mrs. Schiefelbein, a Murdo burglary bond set, a 16 year old burned by a live wire near Pierre, a Yankton boy injured in a folding bed accident, drought fears easing in Rosebud country, and forthcoming county fair dates at Mcintosh plus a Gayville boy's recovery from a fall.
Judge notes how a hometown alters over thirty years as familiar landmarks vanish, move, or are rebuilt. Nostalgia frames Uncle Eb Skinner’s conversation about Peevy's store, the Jeapo color, town hall steam heat, post posts, stone trough, Greene’s house extension, the hotel porch, church box sheds, and the broom shop’s staffing shifts.
An 111 era advertisement recounts a woman suffering eighteen years from blood poisoning and extensive rash. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent she reports two months of nightly treatment ending in a full cure and urges readers to obtain free samples and the Skin Book.
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