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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
3
A Bayonne woman recounts six months of back pain fatigue and headaches. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports full recovery and calls the remedy standard and dependable, urging friends to try it. The testimonial notes the product as a remedy for female troubles and general health.
Mr. Torbert M. Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire details a decade of stomach trouble. After using Eatonig he reports rapid relief from pain and souring foods, eating normally again, and no further distress.
The Louisville Courier-Journal reports a division over relocation with a glamorous actress declaring love for Reno and intent to settle there, while her mother frets about train schedules as the exchange plays out.
A reflective remark questions why a baseball is likened to a sphere in Ite Condition. The speaker muses that mastering the past may free us from future servitude, tying metaphor to time and agency.
London reports the San Remo conference voted to establish Palestine as the national home of the Jews. Britain holds the mandate while France helps draw Syria and Palestine borders. Arabs will receive minority protections. Zionist leaders in England greet the decision and plan a pan Jewish convention for May 10 to map next steps. Large migrations from Eastern Europe, the United States, and Western Europe are anticipated, with Britain cautious on immigration capacity.
In Webster City on April 26 the Northwestern Felt Shoe company's plant and its armory were totally destroyed by fire. The Cadillac garage and Bisse blacksmith shop adjoining were also wiped out. Total loss is about 360000 with insurance around 125000 including the shoe company’s loss estimated at 300000 with 120000 covered by insurance.
Chicago April 26 Colonel William Cooper Proctor will remain chairman of General Leonard Wood's campaign committee after a lengthy conference Sunday. He stated there was no discussion of any change in the organization and declined to address rumors about Frank Hitchcock. Wood was bound for Indiana to start his campaign. Proctor planned to depart for Cincinnati.
Lincoln Neb April 26 Late returns show William Jennings Bryan will be one of the delegates at large to the Democratic national convention and likely to control nine, probably ten of the 16 delegates. The nine Bryan men are Bryan and Stevens at large Milea and Lord from the first Sidner from the third Stahl from the fourth Hall and Sommerville from the fifth and Taylor from the sixth Beal Bryan man from the sixth leads current figures.
Atlantic City April 26 United News reports a Republican National Committee event drawing publishers authors actors and cartoonists. Key figures Beveridge Lodge and Morrow debated league of nations railroads and labor while Hoover supporters led by R A Carothers pressed for Hoover. The room enjoyed a dry program with a Hoover tilt and applause for Morrow.
Albany N Y April 24 The New York senate approved a bill to legalize 2.75 percent beer by a 27 to 23 vote The measure now goes to the assembly for concurrence enroute to adopted status but awaits assembly action
A Maxi-ads style note touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use with full directions in each package. Guarantees perfect results for wool silk linen cotton or blends even if you have never dyed before, with a druggist color card available.
An old advertisement advises using Cuticura Ointment on pimples redness roughness or itching then bathing with Cuticura Soap. Rinse dry gently and dust with Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance. Each item priced at 25 cents.
In Lithuania beekeeping is a widespread practice integral to life and industry. Bees are respected, killing them is avoided, and honey exports reach thousands of barrels yearly. Most households keep at least one hive and midus, the national drink, is brewed from honey.
A burning pest problem in Kansas last year led to a massive grasshopper bait program. Science devised a large scale mixture using lemons arsenic and other ingredients to create 4565 tons of bait. The method spread over a wide area and the grasshoppers were destroyed, leaving Kansas insect free this year.
A recent sketch in Along Broadwa y profiles Fanny Crosby, a prolific hymn writer who lost sight at six and met Alexander Van Alstyne at the New York Institute for the Blind. They married and influenced Moody and Sankey collections, with hymns sung and recorded widely. An unrelated war anecdote recalls a mule driver in France guided by a whispered warning amid Combat.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a speaker in plain sense arguing an experiment should work. The excerpt reflects a rhetorical question on feasibility and practical outcomes.
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