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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
7
A humorous miscellany recounts a sergeant's wedding day prank with rice and a switched boot, dodgy sailor style banter, and a doctor’s quip about starting early. It follows with verses on sowing and reaping, clubmen chatter, and snippets of social satire from Boston to Mansfield.
In a camp tale a physician reveals the Seventh Infantry color sergeant was a woman named Margaret Powers who enlisted under disguise and saved Colonel Blair’s life at Bull Run. Blair’s wounded body and the sergeant’s brave act are recalled with vivid detail as the story unfolds.
A collage of small ads lists loan services on farm land from Dun levy’s Land Agency and O’Hanlon Land Co, sale of lighting systems, poultry birds, and dressmaking, plus posters for Independence Day. Also promotes Dr. Shoop’s tablets and Pine Tar Honey cough medicine, a No-Drip coffee strainer, and health coffee samples. Government notices announce Final Commutation Proof filings for Michael Aylward and Alfred M. Wrickeeg with local witnesses.
One of the women teachers visits a New York school and complains of a wild class. The principal climbs stairs to observe and returns grim, saying a substitute struggles as the noise erupts. He discovers two culprit children are the teacher's nephew and his own son.
Civil Township Treasurer bond and oath Justice Clerk and Oath Constable Bond and Oath Assessor Bond and Oath Blank Oaths for Supervisors Road Overseer Acceptance of Office Overseer's Poll Tax Receipt Books of 50 with standard U 8 Land Office Janeneee
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