Republicans urged fair district vote and Haakon push for R A Biel ski
The piece urges Haakon county Republicans to back R A Biel ski for state senator to balance representation among Stanley and Jackson counties in the district. It notes Jackson county’s senator candidate runs unopposed and reports Lieut. Carroll McCoy wounded in action in southern France. The McCoy family receives first word of his injury dated April 28.
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Stanley County
Jackson County
Jackson
Haakon
Stanley
Haakon County
Themelves
Tueday
R. A. Bielski
Sataté
McCoy
Carroll McCoy
Lieut
France
Pierns Capital
Warning on Strange Foods and Campaign Chatter
The Journal of the American Medical Association warns about risky substitutes for foods, noting poisonous rhubarb leaves and the danger of misidentifying edible fungi. It emphasizes green vegetables for bulk and essential vitamins, while describing a spirited Republican primary race with two candidates and calls for unity after the election. Also notes an albino calf in the Philip buffalo herd and a spring calf increase in the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
Philip
Cattle as Money Through History and Value
The text traces money beyond coins to live cattle and livestock, noting oxen and sheep as exchange units in some tribes, tobacco used by early English colonists, and whales’ teeth in the South Seas. It cites gold and silver as the modern reliable money basis and states Congress holds the sole power to coin money under the U.S. Constitution.
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America
United States
Congress
When Timid Becomes Ferocious in Telephone Use
The piece notes the telephone as a great equalizer allowing meek individuals to project authority. It claims talking on the phone can make a small person seem tall, likening this effect to a roaring lion. It uses the Boganny troupe as a humorous example of boosted stature through talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joes Willard
Young Zurich boy of seven dies in rare ailment
A seven year old boy from a famed athletic family in Zurich died after a mysterious illness. Doctors from across Europe failed to diagnose or cure it. The child’s teeth, eyes, and bones showed severe deterioration, with bones described as brittle as glass.
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Zurich
Europe
Plecea
Sale of Entire Herd of Marine and Bulls Near Philip
A sale notice advertises the entire herd of marine cattle and several good bulls owned by J. Bradstreet, located five miles southeast of Philip. The fragmented text indicates a liquidation event with details likely including lot sizes and timing, but specifics are unclear in the surviving snippet.
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Bradstreet
Philip
Road to happiness through ease in digestion
An advice note promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to ease constipation and improve appetite. It claims the tablets move the bowels and strengthen digestion, making a cheerful, amiable demeanor more attainable. The tone urges regular use for better health and mood.
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Ines
Chamberlain
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Philip, S.D
Bank i of
Phil
First State Bank of Philip
Philp
Examiner
C. K. Whitner
Notary Publis
Bob
Pet Stone Oe
Brown
Hereford Bulls
Anderson Michael
Philip, South Dakota
Hart Schaffner & Mary
Carpenter & Fancher
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