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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
2
The notice advertises Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross for authenticity. It claims physicians have prescribed it for over 18 years and urges buyers to purchase unopened packages with proper directions to relieve various pains. It mentions small twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists under the Bayer trademark.
The piece features a comic exchange where a ready-made philosopher quips that clothes do not make the man. Mr. Chuggins, emerging from under a car, counters with a humorous line about dressing to influence a foolish machine, playing on the notion of status and appearance.
A fragment discusses the phrase getting the Dickens as a form of mild criticism. It notes Dickens as a newspaper man famed for sharp public commentary and suggests the term is a harmless allusion to his spirited style.
In a blunt, dialogic excerpt the speaker recalls a wartime slip when a superior was confronted, reflecting on discipline and authority. The text then shifts to an unrelated fact about the world’s largest dried fruit crop, currants, produced in western Greece, illustrating disparate topics.
A plumber recounts leaving a cinema as tensions rose between two men and a wife. He chose to avoid involvement in a brewing domestic dispute rather than witness a further confrontation. The account appears in Youngstown Telegram reportage.
A former cabaret proprietor, despondent and penniless, laments life after years of trying to prove sober vaudeville worth the past applause. His wasted savings reflect a failed bid to revive a show that once drew wild cheers. The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes his grim assessment.
A well known film buyer chatted with a producer about film editing. The producer offered him a part and later invited him to view the finished film. The buyer declared he would not buy the film but would commit death by own action.
The speaker recalls telling a friend that her mother had died, only to be met with disbelief as the friend denied the report. The exchange highlights a miscommunication and the notion that life is full of sudden, unexpected events.
Phyllis Braithwaite, Liberty Teacher at a busy city library, longs for a rose garden and a simpler life while balancing duties to children and her own daydreams. An elder couple, Mr. and Mrs. De Guenther, visit. a hinted proposal from Mr. De Guenther suggests a new path for her, possibly with a rose garden attached.
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