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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
5
Schedule 1 item lists names and routes including KL and N We Ry aMoM AM Eye Keats ARTE with miscellaneous notes and abbreviations. The fragment references billy be Pini Le ae tw me Ho be a AY Viensy Las rte MoM.
Land sale notices and land company ads mingle with wedding odds and ends, farm and rental notices, and social updates. Visitors include Abraham Schafter of Tripp and Mrs. M Gust, while Rev. Bryan plans vacation coverage at the local Methodist church.
Sunday service announcements invite all. M. E. Church holds prayers and preaching weekly with a Thursday prayer meeting. Pastor Maliwerk leads the congregation and extends welcome to attendees in Bryan.
A New York Press report describes a clerk handling repeated social calls for a starving cat in need. Women request messages be sent to relatives, with druggists sometimes fronting coins for urgent calls, creating a small rescue network among shopkeepers and shelter staff.
Audge Hughes and his wife traveled to Dubuque Iowa to attend the commencement exercises where their daughter Helen graduates Sheriff Coyne is busy this week making personal service on residents with town lots sold for taxes and redeemed.
The article explains enfleurnes, exposing beef fat to fresh flowers in close boxes to absorb their odors. It notes six source flowers violet jasmine tuberose rose orange flower and can slay einnamoen flowers yielding fifty plus combinations. It details essential oils like sandalwood bergamot lemon rosemary nerols patchouli and attar of roses and mentions musk as a common ingredient.
A collection of humorous misprints and mangled phrases highlights awkward or misused English. The article lists examples like Keep out this means an and Only four Saturdays in this month and contemplates a contest to define the most unbeautiful lines in the language.
A Paris ministry of foreign affairs note describes a black slab bearing gold names of officers who died in the 1870 war with Germany. A second slab will record ambassadors and diplomats killed on duty, starting from Louis XIV. It may be the first memorial of its kind for any nation. The list would include plenipotentiaries involved in 1857 clashes with China.
In a witty exchange the court jester asks which came first the chicken or the egg. The monarch replies with scorn saying such questions are handled by a dedicated office.
Paris Green appears in multiple notices as a repeated heading for Pioneer Pharmacy. Geo D Mathieson attends the old settlers picnic at Vien to this. Frank Newnan and Moi Parnells left for Chamberlain by auto at 5 oclock Tuesday morning. The Eastern Star lodge caravans to a convention this week. KW Grogan, visiting Wisconsin, returned home Monday with his wife and baby to stay awhile. Attorney Webb Lambert’s sister and mother arrived Monday from Iowa to visit at his home.
Ice cream in any quantity and refreshing drinks are advertised by Pioneer Pharmacy. The note repeats the promo and mentions Rey Roberts preaching and considering a pastorate, with local town updates about visitors, fishing, rains, and a land claim matter involving Enoch McKay from Germany who seeks a new homestead proof after a prior rejection.
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