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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
3
The text argues Peruna is both a tonic and a catarrh remedy, stating true catarrh relief requires general tonic action. It cites Hydrastis Canadensis and other botanicals, testimonials, and the Peruna formula manufactured in Columbus Ohio.
This fragment suggests that habitual constipation is best treated by supporting nature with proper nourishment and patient efforts rather than overriding natural processes. It implies gradual relief and the role of daily routines and suitable aids to assist bowel function.
A testimonial claims Grape Nuts cures longstanding indigestion by gentle predigestion. The writer says daily use renews energy and nerves, with four family packages weekly and doctor recommendations cited.
South Dakota state news reports Mrs O Grady was detained after a murder inquiry into her husband’s death at their home north of Sioux Falls. The case, tied to Oklahoma events, involves arrest records and mental health concerns as authorities pursue witnesses and legal action.
In a Sioux Falls divorce filing, Mrs. Baler Halvernon seeks decree dissolving marriage to Malverson. The court records show the decree grant, a restraining order, and restoration of her maiden name. The case references a prior desertion in 1902 with no subsequent contact.
Weathered anglers report thousands of pelicans arriving at Lake Andes in Charles Mix County. Locals fear pelicans deplete the lake’s fish and threaten the sole recreation of the area. Residents vow to oppose the birds unless action is taken before pelicans nest nearby this June.
A blaze at the opera house block in Mook Tuesday around 4 45 pm destroyed the interior and brought walls down. Firefighters battled flames as two adjoining buildings suffered heavy losses including a restaurant saloon and a lodge hall with insured values cited.
Pioneer wife of Krule county farmer dies from severe burns after a long stemmed pipe mishap. The matelike ember ignited, trapping her clothes and setting upper body ablaze. Family and bystanders rushed to help but she succumbed to injuries.
Jack Anderson was banished from Viborg after being judged to threaten a resident. A warrant reached court, and Justice Ot een ordered his two week absence from the town, a punishment the defendant obeyed promptly.
The article reports on Will CTL Seminary near Weesingtom Springs and a new high school project in Woonsocket area, with $20 000 and $29 000 costs. It notes a burned seminary at last winter and fundraising progress. A new Indian river banking venture is noted in Pripp county. Government to distribute cattle to Cheyenne River Reservation Indians this month to improve herds.
In a three year old murder trial in Lawropee county, Mitchell Opresto is killed in a deadly barroom altercation. Ogresta, abusive and drunk, clashed with Raich who used a poker then fired a shot hitting Ogresta in the intestines. Ogresta died hours later. Raich, denying provocation, faces statutory offense charges and receives fifteen years in a penitentiary after a stay was denied.
Prairie fire sweeps through the area near Fort Meade cemetery burning the country graveyard and surrounding fields. Firefighters report the blaze was brought under control after several hours as volunteers from central portions of the state gathered to fight the flames.
President Fraser announced his resignation at Sprinfeld Bat urilay amid faculty upheaval at the state novital school. Mr Pree has led the institution for ten years since it opened.
The Lathe of Lake Preston reports ongoing concreting for a new church building. Builders expect completion in the coming summer with the pews and church fittings soon to follow.
Readable text mentions a mascot team and individuals such as Jeb Gor and Habel Rioro with unclear context. It references Pierre and a stack of items, money, and room context but no coherent event or outcome. The fragment suggests a local sports or association note with unclear details.
Fragmented text shows a seafaring scene with a captain likely to comfort a seasick passenger. It also includes medical claims about kidney pills and eye salve, plus scattered notes on rulers, resources, and historical references to gold iron copper and other commodities.
Read like a Philadelphia era ad noting that painters should be judged by material quality and workmanship. It warns against biased bids and urges buyers to request pure White Lead and Oil from National Lead Company. A postal offer for a blowpipe test is included along with stray local notes.
A school debate on the merits of rural versus urban life drew strong student participation. A participant quipped that “the city boy knows nothing about going to town,” provoking lively exchanges as the audience weighed the pros and cons of country and city living.
A statement describes a woman recounting use of Lydia E Pinkham's Compound to relieve wartime pains and restore health following a medical operation. The account claims significant improvement and backs the remedy as effective.
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