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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1911

Page

5

Local News and Gossip From Philip and Nearby

Local items report visits by residents to Deadwood Rapid City and Pierre. Highlights include Mrs Myra Hague and Mr Ralph Orton traveling, and several absences for business and family visits. A wrestling match at the opera house features Young Gotch and Young Gates.

Ralph Orton Rapid City Belle Fourche Lozelle Graham Pierre Frank Kiester Philip Harness Opera House Young Gotch Columbus Ohio Young Gates Omaha

Perfume absorbed by eggs in English shop tale

An Englishman warns a druggist that eggs near perfume can absorb odors. He recalls eggs spoiled by strong perfume in an egg phosphate and suggests moving perfumes away from eggs. The clerk relocates the fragrances after a prior complaint about an egg drink flavor.

Cling to the Red Kerchief in Champery Switzerland

In Champery perched above the Rhone valley about 3,500 feet up, 800 inhabitants retain local dress customs. Women wear vivid scarlet head kerchiefs, even in hotels, while winter attire shifts to trousers and jackets to cope with deep snow and farm work.

Switzerland Champery Rhone Valley

Instinct of direction debated in college lecture

A college lecture challenged the idea of a sixth sense guiding primitive humans through forests. Discussants compared animal scent to human navigation, noting Indians learned routes from lifelong experience rather than a hidden sense, much as a writer recalls words from long practice.

Lectinn Saly

Invisible Indians Instinct From Atlantic Article

A quoted passage discusses Indigenous peoples developing stealthy walking and rapid, elastic movement to remain unseen. The text attributes the skill to hunting and combat lessons, suggesting the ability became instinct through generations as a cultural transmission.

Rafely Vjohn Mutr Atlantic

Sydney Smiths Aversions to Music and Oratorios

Sydney Smith shared Lord Norths dislike for concerts and mocked vast choirs of Israelites in the Red Sea. He loathed music in the minor key, found it melancholy, and paused it at St Pauls. Later he admitted a desire to devote time to music, praising musical people as happy and unpunished.

Sydney Smith Lord North Red Sea Smith G. W. B. Russell St. Paul's

The First Cause in a Taxpayer Exchange

In a terse exchange, a taxpayer asserts his status while a political boss responds that the taxpayer owes his status to the boss's influence. The dialogue hints at corruption or patronage in politics affecting taxation.

Dt Inen

Capitol City News Dispatches and Local Happenings

Governor Vessey travels from Desdiay to Cerin and Chleager to inspect. a new city commission met Monday night. several public works contracts awarded for sidewalks, tunnels, grading, and water systems, exhausting this year’s appropriation. A cloudburst on the Merre River floods areas, dumping three feet of water and stranding fish which villagers rescued using pitchforks. local residents report various travels, weather chatter, and ongoing agricultural concerns with crops delayed by drought and rain.

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Announcement on takeover and cleaning service at local Clothing Store

Review notes a takeover of Panta- Lovium with readiness to clean and press suits at the Clothing Store. A big stock of royal blanks is advertised and readers are urged to send for a price list. Also mentions ASH CREEK ANTHEMS and Andrew Anderson erecting a sod barn with planting orders. Peterson Bros. turning over the soul for No W. May of Philip.

Peterson Bros No W. May Philip

Bielski Farm Loan Co Sells Fire Insurance on Farms

Bielski Farm Loan Co writes fire insurance on farm buildings offering coverage for barns granaries and dwellings. The agency markets policies to farmers seeking risk protection and financial stability amid weather and market challenges.

Bielski Farm Loan Co

Philip and Hardingrove Mail and Auto Stage Line

The service leaves Philip daily except Sunday at 7 30 in the morning for Smith Elbow Topbar Milesville and Hardin grove reaching Hardingrove at 12 o'clock. Returning arrives Philip at 6. Connects at Smith for stages to Wellsburg Marietta and Hartley. Express packages carried at reasonable rates. B W Witherspoon Prop.

Philip & Hardingrove Mail & Auto Stage Line Philip Smith, Elbow Topbar Milesville Hardingrove Smith Wellsburg Marietta Hartley B. W. Witherspoon

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