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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
7
Mrs. Charles Anspaugh of Noble County Indiana writes that Peruna saved her life after a period of being run down and miserable. She reports she is on the road to recovery and expresses gratitude for the remedy. Those who object to liquid medicines can obtain Peruna Tablets. Ask for the Free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.
An advertisement urges small town merchants and farmers to use the L. C. Smith & Bros. typewriter for better efficiency. It claims the machine is simple compact and durable and invites readers to send in a coupon for special attention to their typing needs.
The brief exchange features a remark about excellent oysters on the half shell and a witty reply that playfully provokes a reaction, capturing a moment of banter over a seafood dish.
A wife writes seeking advice on sustaining conversation and companionship with her hard working husband after years of routine. She explains evenings spent at home yield monosyllabic replies while he chats with callers and shares his store life, craving a deeper connection and shared world beyond domestic duties.
The Philadelphia Times discusses Charles W. Eliot’s alleged remarks on profit sharing as a wage substitute. It questions whether profit sharing can sustain workers when profits falter and capital is tied up for long periods, stressing the need for a stable wage in lean years and for labor to share in production regardless of profits.
Fragmentary verse style notes a character named Benes in ragtime mood, describing social enticement, worry over hard times, weather, and rent pressures. The readable lines hint at music, flirtation, and a threatening demand for money, inviting trouble and a survey of urban life.
The Houston Chronicle article contrasts Villa Huerta Carranza actions with American ideals of liberty. It condemns executions and peon poverty, argues no conquest is desired, warns of costly war if U.S. intervention occurs, and calls for stopping strife and slaughter without subjugation. Civilized nations cannot tolerate such crimes in liberty’s name.
Representative Fowler of Illinois delivers florid remarks in the House lamenting long session and urging adjournment. He humorously indicts leaders and cites nature imagery to press for a vote of aye on all adjournment motions.
Washington article shows 65 women urging President Welson to push a House committee for a woman suffrage amendment. London cables report a suffragist raid on Downing Street, arrests, and disorder. American advocates praised for calm arguments. England remains far from the ballot after a decade.
A frightened boy answers a question from the superintendent about Hamlet while the school board watches. In a separate note, a 1912 report states Mexico exported 4 554 011 barrels of crude oil.
Gladstone and Portage Plains in Manitoba report exceptional wheat harvests for 1918 with averages near twenty bushels per acre and top yields over 60 bushels, including Noah Elgert at 61 bushels per acre. Other farms and towns record strong grain conditions. harvests continue with no notable damage. Local elevators busy shipping cars as threshing and cutting finish across Dauphin Binscarth and surrounding districts.
A professor of mathematics claims he saved the world by killing a single fly, arguing that the fly would have produced 1500 eggs and infinite future generations, ultimately creating an inferno of flies. The quote is tied to a New York Evening Post item titled How It Started, contrasting with a whispered Smithson-Jonesby scandal recited as gossip.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Waste antiseptic powder to ease tender feet and bunions, claiming it removes stings and makes walking easy. It cross-promotes other remedies like Dean's Mentholated Compound Drops and warns against unsafe nostrums, with quirky dialogue about family trees and dignity.
A Newcastle Indiana ad proclaims vital reasons to overhaul and replace worn parts across Maxwell Briscoe Stoddard Dayton Columbia Gasoline Everitt Brush Sampson and Courier makes. It highlights 48 hour parts supply, a 1.75 million investment, 60 000 owners protected by adopting the Maxwell name, and an emphasis on pre sale or trade readiness.
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