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Philip Weekly Review in Philip, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1909
Page
3
Best in the World J. W. Hyatt Merchant of Warren
Best in the World J W Hyatt of Warren writes to mail in a closed order. Sutherland s Eagle Eye Salve touted as the best eye remedy at 25 cents. Oscar Hargesheimer noted. Items described as shy with pleasant cool weather and no frost. Citizens busy digging spuds and preparing for winter. Hamilton Roth returned home from Rapid City after visiting his children. Stevens was a Philip visitor. Wm Sether haying for Andrew Andreson. Buster Brown did carpentry for Dave McWilliams. Mrs E Carlson returned from Bristol for her father s funeral. writer extends sympathy. Dave McWilliams traveled to Philip for supplies.
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J. W. Hyatt Merchant of
Warren, N.C
Sutherland
Oscar Hargesheimer
Hamilton Roth
Rapid City
Stevens
Philip
Sether
Andrew Andreson
Buster Brown
Dave McWilliams
E. Carlson
Bristol
Notable Cough Remedy Endorsed by Idaho Aide
A fragment notes a Beat Ever used by A B Heiniein of Harrison Idaho and mentions Dr Bell's Pine for coughs and colds as a recommended tonic. The text presents a testimonial style endorsement and hints at a locally popular remedy.
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A. B. Heiniein
Harrison
Idaho
Dr. Bell
Government Homesteads Open to Settlement in Dakota
One and a half million acres of farming and grazing land will be opened for settlement in the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Indian Reservation from October 4 to 23. Registration will occur at Aberdeen and Pierre the state capital. The North Western Line offers through trains to Pierre and Aberdeen with full information pamphlets on securing a 1 acre government homestead. Dr Bell's Anti Pain is advertised for preventing blood poison from wounds and aiding healing. The Old Clothes Man at Grand Opera House on September 29 features Mr Herbert De Guerre in the title role with scenic gear and a strong company.
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Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Aberdeen
Pierre
Chicago & North Western Ry
North Western
Grand Opera House
Wed
Herbert de Guerre
Messrs
Gilson & Bradfield
The Stage in Japan and Its Dramatic Origins
The article recounts a legend of Japan's theater origin in Yamato after an earthquake and poisonous vapors, describes the ritual incantation dance, early theater terminology, and the elaborate cosmetic preparation of actresses. It notes performances run from dawn to night and that actors are socially low yet revered. The piece also cites English commentary on letter closings by Jeremy Taylor.
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Japan
Yamato
Washington Post
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