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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

3

Lady’s Vegetable Compound Aids Woman’s Health Claim

A Wisconsin reader from Onalaska reports severe back and pelvic pain easing after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring strength for daily tasks and praises the company for sharing success stories to help others facing similar weakness.

Onalaska Wia Lydia B. Pinkham Mia Leste E. Warner Wis Lydia E. Pinkham

Solely Music. Salesman Heere's something new

A salesman presents a combined footstool and phonograph to a customer. The customer complains of feet falling asleep during long drives and claims this item will wake Shen up. The note reflects a quirky, era specific dialogue from the Boston Transcript.

Heere Qadir Shen Boston Transcript

Warning to the Old Guard on Hoover’s Republican fate

A Philadelphia Public Ledger editorial urges Republicans to embrace Hoover as a unifying candidate. It argues the old guard risks defeat by sidelining a proven reformer and warns Democrats could seize the moment if the party splits. The piece calls voters to awaken and act decisively.

Philadelphia Public Ledger Republican Party Hoover United States Jtsgon Europe America Old Guard

Horse Shoeing and the Nervous Horse

A National Crop Improvement Service article argues skilled blacksmiths must handle nervous horses calmly to avoid abuse. It notes good horseshoes depend on the shoer’s technique, trust, and hoof anatomy, affecting traffic and horse usefulness in an era of power trucks.

National Crop Improvement Service Frank Roarkee American Stop & Wire Company

Gratitude and social virtue in memory and service

Gratitude binds memory to duty and deeds, arguing that benevolence stems from recognizing others' past acts. Nine tenths of what we give is a gift to us, and without gratitude the social virtues wither. Separate, the piece notes housing solutions via trades unions forming building guilds in Manchester, led by bricklayers, as a response to Britain’s housing problem.

L. P. Jacks New Republic Manchester Lassie Ministry of Health

Sunset and Sea Imagery in Jovial Verse

The text blends congregational pleading for a housing solution with a poetic interlude. It moves from a plea to divine aid for public needs to a vivid Norse influenced sunset scene over the North Sea, describing calm waters, shimmering gold, and mermaid imagery as twilight deepens.

Noul J. G. Lindberg Amerinavian Review

Reason in Lower Animals And the Monkey Taxonomy

The passage discusses deer behavior and hunter tactics with decoy antlers, then compares animal reasoning to humans discussing monkey intelligence. It notes Garner and a hypothetical Florida coast monkey colony, speculating on potential discoveries from such a venture and referencing exchange insights.

Garner Florida Monkey Pelony

Diamond Dyes Promise Colorful Old Garments

An ad touts Diamond Dyes to revive shabby fabrics with rich nonfading hues for wool linen cotton and blends. The package includes usage directions and a color card for matching materials. A separate Home Sector note recalls Mexican Jungle patrols in 1916 with a guardhouse countersign anecdote.

Cascarets Ad Claims Gentle Laxative Relief

An old advertising snippet promises quick relief from constipation and biliousness with Cascarets. It touts a “gentlest cathartic” that works while you sleep and contrasts it with harsh salts and pills, ending with a quip about a patient eating rich foods and poor appetite.

Cracker Barrel Senate Debate Sparks Laughs and Gripes

A rambunctious community talk unfolds amid sharp wit and jibes about a less gifted member. Cartoonish lines poke at intellect, money, and daily life in a light local feature style.

Cracker Barrel Senate Wahl

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