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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
7
IAN-A-LIN is promoted as an excellent remedy for constipation and related ailments. It claims to remove constipation to resolve biliousness skin issues olive liver and headaches and suggests a gentle bowel action makes pills and drastic cathartics unnecessary. A dose or two is advised for slight fevers influenza colds and similar illnesses.
The readable bits show The Man-A-Lin Co. of Columbus Ohio and stray dialogue about a thunderstorm and hunger. The fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or clear subjects, providing only scattered company name and stray questions about sleeping near elevated railway tracks.
A fragmented 1907 passage shows a new missionary nervously recalling a predecessor’s short stay. The chieftain attributes it to climate or cooking as savage warriors watch with ambiguous smiles in the royal kraal.
Edmonton report details heavy wolf depredations around Peace River, Dovivegan, and Fort St John with $26,000 worth of horses killed. Low lynx and rabbits drive wolves to raid traps, baits, and even dogs. Clement Paul reports twenty eight wolves killed near Hay River. Also contains domestic etiquette notes and an advertisement for Allen’s Foot-Kase.
A corrupt plan unravels as characters debate keeping or returning a half million and a steam yacht. One partner resigns to fate, while the other confronts guilt, memory, and the chance of repayment amid financial ruin and social expectations.
Theodore Shelf schemes vengeance at his wife’s ball as he dodges police after a warrant is issued for embezzlement. He escapes by sailing to Liverpool, then returns to London aboard a steamer with a fox terrier delivery to a Newport port, while Mrs Shelf faces social ruin.
A garbled snippet mentions Dr. Bierce Dr. Pierce and medicines. It references pills or candies, laxatives, and advice about private matters. The legible elements point to a historical medical column or advertisement discussing remedies and professional privacy.
A Chicago reader reports three years of severe eczema improving entirely after three months using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. The claimant Mrs Florence BE Atwood of 18 Crilly Place Chicago cites multiple doctors and proclaims full healing with high recommendation dated October 2 1905 witnessed by L S Berger.
A publisher notes that red covers attract buyers, with bright bindings drawing visitors first. He adds green as the next strongest hue, followed by blue, grey, and other tones, urging readers to request free plans from the Hide & Fur Co of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A traveler reports in the ornithological department of a famed museum that a gull weighed over twenty pounds. Another observer recalls a gull tipping 300 pounds during a vacation, sparking astonishment about whether it was alive. The tale expands into a seaside hotel's fee and odd anecdotes amid a jumble of unrelated notes.
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