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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
7
Judge R B Tripp sustains two liquor ballot elections at Centerville and Springfield stating city auditors errors did not invalidate the votes. Wets win at Springfield by 99 to 85 and at Centerville 137 to 95 on ballots tied to waterworks.
James B Veitch reports favorable crop prospects across western South Dakota from Chamberlain to the Black Hills after two soaking rains. Moisture favorable, topsoil abundant, and prospects for a big harvest look brighter than last year. West of the Missouri may match eastern prosperity. The saloon question near Miller, 20 miles north, causes depositor worry as money drains from the bank.
Rapid City is sued by Henry Dinet of Chicago for 185290 claiming bonds issued May 1 1891 totalling 70000 with interest. The case concerns Wm T Coach bonds 15642569, a portion sold, rest recalled and burned, alleged misuse of proceeds and injunction in 1906. Local officials defend against payment citing legal and pretext issues.
Official counts reveal Sterling 25,890 Gamble 25,161 Richards 16,983 Grieby 5,941 with Sterling ahead by 735, an increase of nine from unofficial totals. Deadwood reports Lieut. Gov. Frank M. Byrne, Republican governor candidate, home in Faulkton after two weeks of inflammatory rheumatism, frail condition warranting treatment. Pierre notes May 16 spring teachers examination scored exceptionally high with 81 of 375 not passing. one life diploma, four state certificates, 118 flat grades, 134 second, 39 third maintained.
Pierre-John J. Gering of Freeman has prepared an elaborate history of the Swiss-Germans in America focusing on their role in South Dakota history. The work will be printed in the next volume of Historical Society collections.
Franklin Kester a farm lad near Twin Brooks has patented a stamp canceling device. An Indiana firm offered 20000 dollars and other firms seek a royalty factory deal. The postmaster general invited Kester to Washington to inspect the patent for postal use. He left for the Twin Cities to attract capital and manufacturers.
Dridgewater hosts a banquet at the opera house for John Stransky president and Ben Wood secretary of the South Dakota Scenic Highway tour party en route from Sioux Falls to Rapid City. Corps of engineers attends as the group inspects roads and receives home talent from the community.
A tale recalls a summer day when a knave stole a heart and fled with it. The narrative centers on Kire Heng and the avenging promise that followed, tracing the pursuit through heat and memory.
A vintage home recipe lineup features Raisin Tarts Orange and Pear Tarts Ambrosia Tarts and Cocoanut Tartlets with step by step pastry prep and decorative finishing touches. The guide also offers Curried Fish Shad Roe Salad and a note on proper fish serving and sauce pairing.
A vintage guidance piece on presenting strawberries in salads and desserts. It covers sweet dressings made from egg yolk and vinegar, adding whipped cream, and flavored greens for color. Recipes include strawberry and marshmallow combos, angel food with berries and cream, strawberry fritters, and a breakfast presentation of washed berries around powdered sugar on a dollied plate.
A dated household guide shares methods for preserving strawberries using sugar syrup, boiling water, and resting jars for 24 hours. It also offers kitchen tips for baked beans with cream, a cream cheese sandwich for porch meals, and a fabric cleaning fluid made from soap, ammonia, and water.
Fish as a food aids varied diets and aids digestion for the weak. It requires careful cooking and dainty serving to be palatable, as fish spoils with improper preparation.
The chief reason many fail is lack of persistency. Wanamaker advises young men to focus all energy on one thing and master it, doing that task exceptionally well.
A Chicago Sunday school class sings “I Want to Be an Angel” while one six year old boy remains silent. When asked why he does not sing he says he does not want to be an angel yet.
A fragmented quotation appears with humor about marriage roles. It juxtaposes masculine self image and wives’ playful counterpoint, suggesting a satirical take on marital dynamics and expectations.
A lawyer questions a witness who testifies against a man he calls a friend. The witness replies that he loves both his friend and the truth, prompting the lawyer to say he should not betray a friend for a perfect stranger.
In letters from C D Tharrington and Samuel Stern dated 1911, readers report scalp eczema and itching cured after two months using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Tharrington claims three years of suffering ended. Stern notes bald spots filled and hair regrowth following treatment.
The text appears as a fragment of humorous dialogue featuring a henpecked husband and mentions of a wife going out and a governor. The readable lines suggest conversational sketches rather than a full article.
A garbled prose fragment warns to listen when discovering a woman's weakness and hints at various nonsensical remedies. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable people, and reads like mis OCR from a historical page with no clear publication context.
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