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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
6
An old advertisement explains Bayer Aspirin as a trusted pain reliever sold in unbroken Bayer packages with clear directions. It notes safety proven by millions and availability in boxes of 12, plus larger bottles from druggists, highlighting its chemical basis as a acetylsalicylic acid ester.
Mr. C. B. Loats of Lay Maryland writes of relief after taking Eatonic. He suffered nervous spells heart pressure and inability to walk or talk before one box produced rapid improvement. He claims Eatonic removes poisons and gases from the body and urges readers to try it with a money back guarantee.
At a fair a man and his wife asked to be directed to the women’s exchange. The wife’s work was to be traded for others’ handiwork. A man they met reacted with a lewd remark about the wife, recalling her age as well known across three counties.
A garbled exchange reveals Miss Classer is to be married, with Professor teasingly suggesting he will wed her himself. The dialogue hints at a planned wedding and a memory lapse about the groom, framed in a light, social-plot tone.
A mother recalls a boy named Dick who, returning from a playmate, explains he did not lie about his good time because Mike wasn’t home. The anecdote promotes Fletcher's Castoria as trusted by mothers for over eighty years.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for doubled razor efficiency and skin cleanliness. It promises no mug or germs, zero waste, and recommends soap for all shaving needs with playful misspellings and marketing flair.
Fragmentary readable text shows Recollette criticizing an event in Washington about new fashion and women. Mentions California, Lebason, Ali, and a Geocolettage meeting with fashion themes. Content is unclear and partially garbled, but centers on a public fashion or social dinner dispute.
The American Kent parries a riot at a Marken throne room. Barons Provarsk and Von Hertz maneuver to trap the rebels while Kent reveals the rift, defuses the crowd, and delays action until royal mercy can be secured.
A veteran at a soldiers' home describes a harsh illness journey with liver and kidney distress, severe constipation, and heart issues. He adopts extreme self therapies including a back-bone block sequence, wooden devices for spinal work, two small meals daily, bran in coffee, mineral oil for bowels, skin brushing, and cold foot baths. He claims these routines cured symptoms and predicts living to 100.
The Manchester Guardian recounts Admiral Lord Fisher's long belief that Germany would strike on a weekend during a bank holiday. It notes staff anxieties at the admiralty, a rare meeting with the German emperor at Windsor, a sharp remark about the emperor, and Fisher's reputed bluntness with royal figures including King Edward.
A fragment discusses Senator La Follette denouncing both major parties as safety in politics and his enduring status as Wisconsin’s favorite son. It notes Chicago convention heckling, his magazine piece The old parties have failed, and contrasts with Bryan. Also includes a quoted poem by Margaret Florence Hastings from the New York Times.
The piece critiques Senator Lodge for linking the League to needless war, arguing the League already exists as a peace covenant. It asserts the United States should support a world league for peace and disarmament rather than let opponents frame it as a tool of other nations.
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