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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text discusses PAROTINA and related terms, mentioning Sioux City Iowa and possible notices from a company or authority. The readable portion hints at a product or pharmaceutical reference with scattered names and locations but provides no clear event or outcome.
A barnyard wedding tale follows Mr and Mrs Bantam as they wed with barnyard friends acting as wedding party. During their walk to visit relatives, a duck carrying them tips over spilling Mr Bantam into the pond but fellow ducks rescue him. Mrs Bantam nearly capsizes yet they safely finish their journey on foot.
A Broadway cafe visit ends in chaos as a vendor’s tiny monkeys leap from pockets and rampage through the bar. Glassware crashes, patrons duck, and the troupe retreats to a corner after a vandalism spree. The crowd laughs about a “Never again” vow.
From the Portland Oregonian Tacoma, Wash ships the largest weekly cigarets to the Orient, with Javary carrying 162,000,000 units and Justin 460,000,000. Values total $308,670. Also notes Mrs. Ruth Fuller’s 81st birthday cake, and a series of planetary and botanical curiosities including sun earth ratios and the marsh diameter.
A first person account from 1914 1915 describing hunger lines naval yards and shuttered commerce in Hamburg and Berlin. The narrator notes meat rationing bleak streets and idle ports while contrasting luxury hotels with food scarcity. She observes wary optimism and growing antiwar sentiment among ordinary Germans amid shortages and fear.
The Columbus Go power firm faces a misdemeanor charge for supplying electricity to movielaters on a Sunday. Warrant served on the manager as the case advances to the next court term. Local law and order league plans to push the Sunday movie fight.
The Montgomery Advertizer quotes Chauncey M. Depew arguing that David is linked to premature deaths and that turning 70 should not end activity. He urges staying active, pursuing life’s interests, and enjoying daily moments rather than retiring at 60 or 70. The piece notes many live past 90 and still enjoy life with purpose.
From Los Angeles Tribuna, an analysis notes US gold imports and domestic production push the stock of gold to 2.686 billion by October 1, 1914, up from 1.897 billion on August 1. The large accumulation may inflate credits and affect postwar readjustment, urging cautious policy to avoid economic instability.
A quirky dialogue centers on a bashful suitor asking a film director to permit him to perform varied feats from diving to fencing. The director, surprised, mutters the name Rian as the would-be screen star is introduced, revealing a scene of hesitation and odd bravado.
An advertisement promotes a product named AtUric to relieve uric acid related pain such as rheumatism and joint swelling. It claims the remedy drives uric acid from the joints, offers a trial package via 10 cents postage to Dr. Pierce, and implies superiority over other remedies, urging readers to buy at any drug store.
A New York Times correspondent argues for using Native American leaders as ship names. He cites Powhatan Tecumseh and other famed chiefs as models of fierce, storied fighting prowess to honor the growing US Navy.
An eccentric western legislature member with a walrus mustache voted No on every proposal, claiming a strict stance against all measures. A bystander asked why he would oppose all motions, and another joked that voting right about 75 percent of the time marks a decent lawmaker.
An advertisement touts Cuticura cleansing soap and soothing ointment as skin and hair care products. It offers a free sample by mail with a Book and Address postcard, directed to Cuticura Dept. L in Boston, noting availability everywhere.
A skeptical reader argues that appearances deceive. The exchange reflects tension between optimism and social reform concerns, noting that visible discontent can be seen as a stand for progress while happiness may be misread as indifference to others.
A vintage collage references Castoria used for infants and children, urging careful bottle inspection and noting its use for over 30 years. It also includes satirical lines about politics and a dental patient joke, plus a plug for Dr. Pierce’s pills as liver and stomach aids.
A tense confrontation arose in a land dispute trial at Ady with sharp exchanges and a fierce tone. Attorneys argued vigorously over the contested property boundary and damages while the judge urged restraint and adherence to procedure.
A fragmented excerpt shows a rich pupil named Hduptie Ayr venturing through a tense school moment. Dialogue hints at discipline and pride as Teddy responds with quiet gravity about heading home after a day of concern and self reflection.
Fragmented advert claims Skinners and Spaghetti are economical nutritious foods for children. Praises taste and digestibility, notes durum wheat base and Omaha origin. Mentions an adv text in a women's group discussion.
South produces largest rice crop in history while other food prices rise. Limited demand keeps rice prices near the ten year average, creating an overlooked market note from the Vicksburg Herald.
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