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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
5
Reports describe guards stationed near Mary Eddy’s tomb following vandalism fears. Officials say security is tightened and the cemetery is watching for further threats while honoring Mrs Eddy’s memory and ensuring the safety of visitors and property.
A jumble of community notes reports and ads from Kadoka and nearby areas. Mentions people like Tassel Frontier visitors and farm work in Philip plus school start and church activities. Includes excursion rates to the South Dakota State Fair and notices about legal blank forms and Chamberlain’s products.
Prof Richard von Zoynek of the University of Prague reports a method to warm the body's interior using a galvanic current. Heat is conveyed to any part with only a pleasant warmth felt as the electricity travels. He claims rapid relief and possible cures for joint and muscle diseases gout rheumatism neuralgia and various headaches.
Ontario hydroelectric commission overseeing the Ningara Falls transmission system has ordered 1,500,000 pounds of aluminum wire to replace copper. The move aims to cut costs and improve efficiency in the electrical grid.
An inventor in Germany is testing a dirigible using propellers driven by motors linked to a gasoline engine generator, aiming to remove vulnerable gears and shafts. The piece urges optimism about facing the future, while noting the value of realism and duty in society as Westminster Gate calls for greater seriousness and contribution to the common good.
John W. Thomas, a Black farmer from Hutchinson Kansas, recently paid cash for land south of Hutchinson valued at about 1000 dollars and purchased a southwest farm for around 15000. Once penniless, he moved to the countryside, built farms, owns two farms and city property, a touring car, and substantial luxuries, with an estimated net worth not less than 50000.
Miss Marjorie Johnson a young college woman from the Henry Street Settlement New York lectures in Philadelphia as a Consumers League investigator into factory and mill conditions. She argues that women in industrial occupations need the ballot more than any other class.
Consumers are advised that Hargesheimer's Drug Store offers school supplies with better quality for less money than anywhere else. This local pitch argues for shopping at the store for school needs.
An early 20th century marriage notice describes Darkeeo Hargesheimer and Miss Bets as the couple, with family and community members attending. The groom, a Milwaukee line worker, and bride Bets are listed among relatives and friends in Miles City, Montana, as well as a guest from Spokane, Washington. The ceremony is noted to have taken place at the bride’s parent’s home, with a reception and well wishes from local residents.
The news notes the marriage of Lia Chareh and Myrtle Staley of Nowlin Hats, with Philip as the wedding site. The event involved local families, with Miss Woe Chureh employed at a barber shop in charge of housekeeping duties for the couple. Wishing them prosperity, friends extend regards from Beresford ID and nearby communities. The piece also mentions community updates, school enrollment, and local travel.
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