Philip Weekly Review ownership statement Oct 1919
Notary affidavit lists J D Rainey of Philip South Dakota as publisher editor and owner. It notes no managing editor or business manager and includes bondholders and security holders Mergenthaler Linotype New York and Rainey. Also an unrelated ad for Chamberlin tablets claims relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation.
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Foster mothers for merchant mar ine boys
The United States Shipping Board provides foster mothers and social clubs for merchant marine apprentices. Volunteer women with experience care for lonesome trainees at training stations and after joining ships, offering comforts, advice, and friendship through the Social Service Bureau led by Mrs. Henry Howard. The bureau tracks sailors from arrival to deep sea service and maintains ties with families in case of misfortune. The article notes political primaries set for November 11, 1919 and a Rapid City firm plans to move a cement plant from its idle site.
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United States Shipping Board
Merchant Marine Training Service
Social Service Bureau
Henry Howard
Boston
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UTTLE BOY PHENOMENON Doce Eight Years of School
Ernest Burris Bingham twelve, son of Mrs H Ernest Bingham of Los Angeles, finished an eight year course in half the time. He leaves Our Lady of Loretto school and will enter Jesuit college in September on credits earned. His grandmother is Elizabeth Lansing Borris, first cousin of Secretary of State Robert Lansing. Ernest is studious and athletic, desires a law career, and began reading at age three.
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First Railroad Ride In Years
Mrs J H Boschma of Springfield South Dakota accompanied her husband to Sioux City for treatment at St. Joseph Hospital and enjoyed a railroad ride for the first time in thirty three years. The Boskmas were early settlers in the area and she had spent about a third of a century focusing on household duties before agreeing to travel by train.
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Forbid Teachers to Paint In Kansas Campaign
Kansas state superintendent Miss Lizsie Worter campaigns against women teachers who use rouge. She announces plans to seek revocation of their certificates.
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Kansas
Lizsie Woorter
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Dickins Inn to Be Sold in Spewich England
The inn known as Dickins Inn in Spewich, England is listed for sale. The notice ties the property to the tenth chapter of a Pickwick Papers sequence reference.
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Dickins’ Inn
England
Spewich
Sheriff's Raid Targets Illicit Distillers in Black Hills
The state sheriff's office reports raids on two locations in Lead and two in Trojan resulting in eight arrests as part of a crackdown on illicit distillers in the Black Hills region.
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State Sheriff's Office
Black Hills
Lead
Trojan
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Brightens Women's Health
An old classified style ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a mild laxative for cleansing and purifying the body. It claims relief from constipation improves complexion and boosts energy, urging women to try it and recommend it to friends. Pioneer Pharmacy listed as the source.
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Pioneer Pharmacy
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