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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
7
A man recently back from Mexico reports unrest among bull fight rooters in the city. They once hurled seats at critics, but a new concrete bleacher setup has them angry and vocal, while casualties remain unreported. Later, Gilles, an amateur shooter, returns home. hosts ask if he has fired anything, and he replies they must wait for the others to arrive for roll.
A brief Couisville Courier-Journal item notes a playful comparison between postal workers and a telephone operator, highlighting quirky numbers and one line witticisms. The piece reads like a light feature on communication roles and local humor.
A fragment from the Baltimore American notes a social moment about drinking under a starry sky and sighting the Dipper, while a proverb warns that good intentions rarely raise income.
A scanned kitchen column offers various era recipes and tips. It includes fish ball method with sour cream and butter, lemon horseradish sauce, currant mint, and barbecued ham glaze. Also covers corn tamale, beef scrapple, and braised liver with string beans, plus guidance on home upkeep and thrift ideas.
An advertisement promotes Freezone as a cheap, easy corn remover. It claims instant numbness and painless corn removal with a small bottle bought at any drug store. The copy touts Freezone as a Cincinnati genius discovery and urges readers to keep it handy for hard and soft corns and toe calluses.
British Delegate Appleton told a New York trade union congress that militarism and war cannot be defeated by logic. He recalled a lecturer who claimed the world needs water to learn to swim, arguing the analogy shows potential for fatal outcomes if everyone avoided conflict.
A friend recalls a story from an army camp when the first colored troops arrived. An officer asks where to send a trooper’s remains. the trooper replies he planned to “fotin’ them around” himself. Also includes jokes about color and press ethics with brief quips about green goods men and yellow journalism.
An advertisement touts BATONIC EATONIC tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims to neutralize acids, relieve gas and bloating, aid digestion, and restore appetite after meals. Sold by druggists at 60 cents per box with the genuine marked EATONIC.
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