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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows a milk packaging box description with mentions of price, weight, material, and condition notes. It references parts like a crate, sides, and assembly hints, but the text is garbled and nonsensical in places. Core ideas include box construction, quantities, and pricing considerations for cans and bottles.
A long Farmers Voice article outlines improved handling for milk cans and bottle boxes, fruit packing aids, and worker-friendly sorting troughs. It covers poultry stock quality, convict labor road questions, summer hens, moulting care, grain bin checks, strawberry potting, and a simple hog trough idea with a reused barrel.
A long account of endurance riding feats from Britain and abroad. It recounts a rider’s rapid journey from Gravesend to Calais to Richmond in a single day, compares South African riders, and notes records such as Berlin to Vienna in 71 hours 20 minutes, plus other remarkable multi-day rides, miles covered, and wagers tied to distances and times.
A boarding house joke notes both optimism and hunger with a quip about never having hash leftovers. The exchange highlights scarce meals and cheerful stubbornness in tough times.
A curious piece on beauty from London Answers describes tattooing to create luxurious eyebrows and rosy cheeks. It explains the delicate technique, safety concerns, and how cosmetic tattooing aims to mimic thicker brows while avoiding hair roots, with reflections on social appeal and innovation.
A detailed account recalls a Toulon harbor opium smoking scene where navy officers, cheered by a mistress in a dim room, partake in pipes and a chilling ritual. The narrator notes opium’s addictive grip, its coercive social dynamics, and the government’s failed efforts to curb the trade, ending with reflections on its deadly risks to sailors and ship safety.
A young man sought a police job but was under weight by six pounds. An experienced officer advised eating boiled cabbage and drinking milk before the physical exam to gain five to ten pounds quickly. The candidate followed the tip and passed with two pounds to spare.
A sheep at Ira Quaintance’s Dallas township farm survived a lightning strike that tore off its foot and part of the leg. To save the valuable animal, an artificial limb was fitted and covered with wool, making the prosthetic nearly indistinguishable from the real limb as the sheep moves with a small jump.
Pasteurized milk is heated to 160 to 179 degrees for 10 to 20 minutes then cooled and iced. Clean handling prevents contamination, and safe storage is essential. France funds free milk depots and hospital dispensaries to provide mothers with milk formulas and tickets for limited feedings.
A Washington family reports coffee cessation and a ten day trial of Postum Food Coffee improved digestion and skin. They describe sallow faces, bad breath, and nerves easing as all members switched to Postum and saw clearer tongues and quieter nerves.
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