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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1908

Page

7

Laxative Syrup Endorsed by Well-Informed World

The California Fig Syrup Co promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a known safe mild laxative. Ads urge buying genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co and note a fifty cent bottle price. Also includes a boxing remark by James Carroll and a crude joke about a man named Smithers, plus a statistic on exiles transported to Siberia since 1840.

California Fig Syrup Co California James Carroll San Franciscid Smithers

Dodge papers and cactus plans in a mixed era update

General Grenville M. Dodge donated original career papers to the Iowa State Historical Society. Luther Burbank plans to introduce a spine less cactus to Nevada deserts. Advertisements tout eye salve and Allen’s Foot Ease. A Brazilian governor urges modern farming methods and machinery.

Dew Moines Grenville M. Dodge State Historical Department Luther Burbank Nevada A. Heppner Fallon Ip Pettit Howard Bros. Buffalo N. Y Brazil

The Painting Season and Vocation Bureau

The article discusses making pure white lead tests for painting and promotes National Lead Company's blowpipe kit and the Dutch Boy Painter. It also covers Boston's Vocation Bureau, its Civic Service offices, and aims to guide youths toward scientifically determined career paths to reduce unemployment and aim for purposeful planning.

National Lead Company Woodbridge Building New York City Vainter Boston Vocation Bureau Boston Transcript Civic Service House Salem Street Young Men's Christian Association Woman's Educational and Industrial Union

Borax the Nature Cleanser and Purifier Explains Use

An article extolls Borax as a safe economical disinfectant and cleaner for sinks pipes clothing and utensils. It claims borax cleanses drains freshens laundry and sanitizes meals while presenting a humorous aside about an arrest and theft.

Ature Min—Gttier Man

Beatitude of Love and a Portrait of Names And Verse

A garbled miscellany of verse fragments and prose snippets includes a longing lyric about tender love and return from a nondescript speaker, an anecdote about a bishop and a clergyman, and brief notes on Garfield Tea and French family statistics. The piece also features a San Bernardino reader praising Dean's Kidney Pills as a lasting cure.

Bostonian Appreciation and Rosa Becker Appointed Agent

Dr. David Starr Jordan recalls John Muir guiding a Bostonian to Yosemite's vast multicolored panorama and the Bostonian’s exclamation about crossing sap. Rosa Becker named claim agent and U S pension attorney for Missouri, noted for Civil War era aid to federal soldiers.

New York Times David Starr Jordan Brooklyn John Muir Yosemite Valley Muir

Cure for years of skin ailment in a week claims ad

An ad reveals Fritz Werschlaff of Columbus Ave New York states he spent years and hundreds on doctors with no relief. He credits Cupticura Reme dies costing a dollar fifty for curing skin sores between toes and near the anus in seven days and returning him to work. The piece includes literary fragments and a note about Japan’s war ending and brandy strength.

Cutteurn Rene Fritz Werschlaff Columbus Ave New York N. Y

Fragmented 19th century ads and street quotes

A scattered OCR sample shows garbled lines about bagpipes on the battlefield and a string of early 20th century advertisements. The text references rewards, drug testimonials, and personal opinions, with broken names and incomplete sentences.

Call of the Soil Drives 80IL to Return to Farm Life

A Southern newspaper writer argues the appeal of farming amid financial stress. The piece praises farm youth as future leaders and highlights Western Canada lands offered at 10 to 15 dollars per acre. It notes Canadian free homestead grants of 160 acres and government agents in the U S facilitating inquiries on railways and rates.

Bia United States Canada Government of

Grandfather's Cure for Constipation and Cascarets Ad

Advertisement touts Cascarets as the natural exercise for bowels, comparing it to Sawbuck wood sawing and ten mile walks. Claims no purging or stomach upset, premium boxed tablets at 10 cents, warns to avoid bulk sale and to seek genuine Sterling Remedy Company product stamped CCC.

Sterling Remedy Company

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims

An ad questions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. It invites verification of claims and letters from women, asks about confidentiality and the number of supporters, and urges persistent use by skeptical yet suffering women seeking health.

E. Pinkham America Ydia Pinkham Pinkham Lydia EB Pinkham Lydia

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