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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets as a quick remedy for headaches and pain, with claims of quick relief and a free sample offer from Racine Wisconsin. It also mentions Bar ney Wagner planning to move to Pennsylvania. A Des Moines municipal government plan is described as having failed at the election.
Tyndall Tribune notes J H Serr will go to Presho this week to oversee building on his homestead and then reside there soon. It reports A L Fish ill in Sioux City hospital with pneumonia. Dr L B Moore of Elk Point, son of Dr W E Moore, named surgeon for Homestake Mining at Lead. Includes ad for Dr Shoop's Health Coffee and price from KR W Russell Drug Co.
Moore Island touted as the happiest spot on earth in an Outing Magazine piece by Ingy Warton. It describes Tahitian society life, abundant coconuts and breadfruit, diverse island produce, and the locals praised for physical perfection.
The passage notes Moorea natives wearing wreaths and garlands daily. It comments on the universal love of flowers, hats and adornments, and mentions frequent smiles and the greeting Ia-ora-na despite limited English.
The ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a reliable purifier for bile and headaches, with a 25c price. A Chicago interview anecdote with Heinrich Conried recounts a bath-side chat about Tristan and Isolde, plus assorted jokes and a Pneumonia tale praising New Discovery cough remedy sold with a money-back guarantee and free trial bottle.
Subscribers owing more than one year on weekly papers face loss of second class mailing rights. A revised ruling allows continued service at standard rates if credit is extended for a definite period with a promise to pay, provided no abuse of second class privileges is shown. Subscribers urged to remit arrears or request continuation with a future payment promise.
Advertising copy offers agents commissions for 16 by 20 crayon portraits at 40 cents, frames at 10 cents, sheet pictures one cent each. Claims potential profits of 400 percent or $86 per week. Includes free catalogue and samples from Franx W Williams Company, 1908 W Taylor St, Chicago Illinois.
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