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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR yields claims of a dangerous tonic, citing Toris Compound and Syrup Sar saperiia, sold by Globe Pharmaceutical Co Chicago. The text mentions rats mice and a virus but mainly pushes a whiskey based remedy as an infallible cure when combined with other ingredients. Authorities warn against unverified cures and unsafe dosing practices.
Gideon Hope battles to dispose of dynamite while pursued by Kane and allies. Claire, prisoner turned ally, is rescued as the plot unravels a web of murder, fraud, and retribution. Hope and Claire pursue justice and a future free of danger.
A police officer recalls a prisoner claiming taxpaying duty as a catalyst for civic dignity. A Democrat notes taxation as citizen responsibility, while a Washington woman warns coffee and caffeine may trigger rheumatic issues. The piece blends opinions on taxes, personal responsibility, and health concerns from varied voices.
A survey of moving pictures used in education highlights films showing operations and medical demonstrations for hospitals and classrooms. The article notes strict limits on usage, explores anatomy and disease topics, and cites geography, zoology, and even religious subjects as taught through motion pictures.
English authorities face lax enforcement of the alien act, blamed by Europe for allowing Britain to become a haven for criminals and bombmakers. Figures show 300000 aliens landed in the UK last year with only a fraction deported, while judges resist decisive action.
A chaotic chase in Tottenham ends in gunfire as two alleged Russian anarchists rob a motorist of 300 dollars, injuring bystanders and fatally wounding a constable. The incident mirrors other urban crimes and raises questions about London’s policing and public safety amid rising criminal activity.
The Payne bill introduces a broad tariff reform with an inheritance tax at 5 percent above 50000 in collateral cases, aiming to raise about 20 million annually. It lowers duties on sugar, wool, and zinc, expands reciprocal trade with the Philippines, and adjusts internal taxes while preserving key beverage duties and the steel and lumber schedules.
A fragmentary report notes a farm near Briceton and a buyer, David J Pickers, a New York merchant, selling to a dealer. It mentions a building trades protest at Washington linked to Taft's inauguration, built by nonunion labor. An avalanche overwhelmed six Austrian officers with twenty soldiers, later rescued from a snow filled tunnel.
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