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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1909
Page
6
The ad claims Br Miles Nervine cures epilepsy fits St Vitus dance and spasms with high confidence. It asserts three or more diseases respond to persistent use, offers refunds if no benefit, and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and follow directions.
Hayes Homestead urges Stanley County farmers to plant alfalfa timothy clover and other tame grasses to create winter feed for cows. New creameries at Sanwarc and Philip will open, expanding markets. He argues cows will secure land value, reduce rent, and make dairy the county’s path to prosperity.
A Philip business association pushes to make the town the registration point for the opening of the Cheyenne reservation. Congressman Martin has filed a recommendation to implement this plan, signaling real progress for Philip.
A laborer rode a Union Pacific taxi train from the depot with a dog in his arms clutching the cowcatcher. He rode roughly 100 miles from the start to Manhattan and was later seen fleeing with the dog as the train sped at high speed. The stunt drew praise for daring but reeked of risk.
A Brooklyn sewing teacher, Miss Helen Daenzer, 515 Halsey Street, used a Woelfle pharmacy phone to call for someone to identify her, then shot herself. Passersby and staff rushed to aid as she died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, leaving two notes to her mother.
A one year old child in Ohio was found to have an additional tongue segment affecting breathing and swallowing. Doctors at St Joseph’s Hospital noted the deformity and began examination and treatment plans for the infant.
A project proposes a cement-building and machinery for manufacturing cement blocks on Gale Five Acres land in Dery Walpole. The plan outlines use of local site for production facilities and related infrastructure.
A mixed set of legal notices and court summons from South Dakota records. Includes land contest filings by Caleb A. Roberts against John B. Pat Uson for entries in township and range with six month nonresidence claims, publication orders, and a separate summons in Philip Justice Court where St P Robinson sues Mary Johnston for 56 dollars and 97 cents plus costs for cattle fodder and goods sold, with hearings set and publication required.
Article notes many oppose strong physician medicines for rheumatism and suggests internal treatment not feverish cases, recommending Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief when symptoms are mild. Also includes an unrelated rental and land listing near Climax with details for Walpole and Dunlevy.
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