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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
3
A compact collage of early 20th century patent medicine pitches including Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills claimed to regulate bowels cure indigestion biliousness and purify blood. It also features miscellaneous ad snippets for Holms Wizard Oil Perry Davis Painkiller Winstons soothing syrup and a Baltimore style joke caption.
A fragment from Louis Post-Dispatch style pages blends fashion notes with a health advert. It references a chiffon dress alternative, a silk version, and cloth options tied for dressy wear, then shifts to a promotional letter about Postum coffee substitute praising health benefits and the man’s tale of improved digestion after quitting coffee.
Mrs Garland frets over her daughter Irene who falls for Rupert Carroll a handsome visitor at the cottage. The pair secretly scheme a moonlit trip on the river while her mother frets about marriage prospects and social safety. Irene’s hesitation clashes with Carroll’s ardor as the plot thickens in a quiet riverside setting.
Dialogues unfold between Mrs Garland and Mr Carroll in a quiet drawing room as hints of past meetings resurface. Mrs Garland questions if Carroll and her son yet know each other, while Carroll denies brothers and hints at concealed ties. The scene ends with lingering uncertainty and a hint of ongoing intrigue.
A long excerpt discusses egg poisoning in people, noting acute cases are rare but susceptibility varies widely. Factors include age, digestion, freshness, and cooking method. The white of the egg often triggers symptoms resembling ptomaine poisoning, with variability from nausea and headache to severe irritant-like reactions.
A brief witty remark about a bright baby who can speak only to say thanks when given a nickel. The exchange notes how one duty empowers another, attributed to Georgy Biot.
Marion Indiana tale of a woman who credits Leon’s Kidney Pills with restoring health after backache nervousness and severe kidney pain. The narrative includes local names and a mention of a miracle cure, with pricing and distributor Tonler Milturn Co. Buffalo. A fragmentary quote about superstition and a joke about a standing army follow, reflecting era humor.
A reader argues that fairy tale and literary villains are biased by deformity. The piece cites Quasimodo and other characters to show how authors’ depictions reinforce stigma. The letter calls for fairer portrayals and questions the link between body and character.
Leonard Cole mechanic for Stearns in the twenty four hour race at Brighton Beach was killed when his car crashed just beyond the crude house as cars bunched for a turn Laurent Grease driver was perhaps fatally injured Grosso was thrown clear and suffered a fractured spine The crash followed a prior collision in the first hour and comes amid a period of accidents in aut racing at the track reporters note the accident as the crowd of ten thousand witnessed the tragedy and the pace of the event quickly resumed
Prohibition National Committee claims a two year decline in liquor use based on Internal Revenue Service figures. From 1907 to 1909 the whisky production dropped by 37,882,607 gallons and beer by 1014,000 gallons. Prohibition supporters say these numbers counter liquor industry claims of rising production.
Gill Way of Pine Bluff Arkansas wounded twenty five people in Monroe Louisiana before being fatally shot by a police officer. After death his body was tied to a pole and burned in a public square amid threats of wider Black violence sparked by whisky and cocaine intake and a chaotic mob atmosphere.
A Norwegian bark Erral wrecked near Middleton Reef leaves five survivors after a brutal chain of deaths aboard. Captain Anderson and the second mate drowned building a raft. Anderson’s wife, seeing cannibal plots, drowned her four children then herself as waves claimed the others. Cadets disciplined at West Point for hazing and a death investigated in Annapolis.
The Russian royal court panicked as disinfecting measures were rushed at the Peterhof imperial palace after an army officer on duty there fell ill with cholera at Aslutig, prompting swift precautionary actions.
An industrial milestone was reached at Redding California with the receipt of twenty tons of nickel from a electric process smelter at Hercult. It marks the first cam load of iron ever smelted by electricity.
At Matenbaula Mex fifteen miners perished when a mining cage dropped from 1,800 feet as a cable parted. The incident occurred at Pas mine and total deaths were confirmed as fifteen with the cage collapse initiating the tragedy.
Shaky chatter and unclear phrases describe a chaotic scene as shoppers debate cold meat and garnish, with warnings about a suspicious look directed at vendors. The fragment mentions a Mrs Ferguson George and a Mr won reat Motor amid reshuffled names and garbled words from the page.
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