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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
7
A husband observes his wife’s restrained sadness and learns she was moved by a child begging at their doorstep. The girl, only years old, has lost her father in the civil war and her mother died of sorrow within a year, shaping the tale’s somber reflection.
Michiel Steimman of 7 Sumner Avenue Brooklyn New York reports a twelve year battle with a burning scaly skin condition eased by Cuticura Ointment and remedies. He notes initial infant spot, progressive spread, failed doctor attempts, then complete cure after using the Cuticura set.
A Denver man dined Saturday with a Kansas Kannax ranchman who ate his meal with a knife. Near the end he realized he had no fork. The Kansan asked how to stir his coffee, prompting the Denver man to reply that he could manage without one. The exchange ends with the Kansan exclaiming about the lack of a fork.
A promotional note extols glycerine as a superior solvent and medicinal additive in Golden Medical Discovery. It claims glycerine enhances extract potency from native roots, acts as a demulcent and antiseptic, aids digestion, builds flesh, and supports chronic coughs, with testimonials from Dr. Finloype and references to Buffalo publisher Dr. R.V. Pierce. There is no alcohol in the preparation.
A New Yorker recalls an English visit to Richmond castle with a guide who cited history for height and steep battlements. Also reads like a reader’s collage with kidney cure ads, a Fur Co buyers note, a railroad catalog quip, and humorous trades from Kansas and Missouri papers.
Fragmentary OCR text includes names and addresses and quotes about a romantic conflict. It mentions Wil Arch Street Pultadapbia and phrases about a trial Letter and a break with a friend. The piece also weaves in unrelated remarks about society clubs and healing remedies.
A rambling, humorous column surveys love, jealousy, work, manners, and social quirks. It lampoons men and women, notes trends in tradition, flirtations, religious attendance, and a farmer’s laziness, ending with humor about automobiles and machinists. Notable bits mention gossip, duels, and "women are not as cool" debates.
A fragmented clipping references Storm Signal Billy fleeing a scene at a dining table and a warning about consequences. It also mentions Mr Hiorth of Christiansand Norway, claiming he invented an electric smelter using graphite as a reducing medium for iron ores and winning a prize from Iron and Bleel. The piece notes graphite and water power in Norway as factors for scale.
From the Indianapolis News memory of Annie Yeamans, a protest notes that domestic workers in Wellington and Christchurch have formed a union and presented a bill of claims. Demands include sixty eight hour weeks, higher wages, Sundays off or paid holiday work, union-only hiring, uniforms, and furnished, well ventilated bedrooms, with arbitration for agreements. The piece frames this as a shift in gendered labor and notes social tensions.
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