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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
3
In a fragmentary note from a historical page the tale mentions ETTIMS EYE SALVE and references a first box sale a century ago. The text quips about a Welsh yearly increase and an exchange between Mrs. Farmer-Say and Boston Billings discussing grammar and work.
The writer recalls benevolence as a duty that yields rewards. A mother discovers an old gold headed cane worth 25 dollars in the attic while gathering clothing for the poor, reminding readers that good deeds bring personal reward.
Washington correspondence describes the White House mail flow to President Taft. Personal letters receive special handling, with a two-stage sorting process and a staff of correspondents drafting replies for signature. The operation runs from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. daily, with hundreds of letters and enclosures meticulously accounted for.
An Idler anecdote contrasts a wife's dislike of cast-off clothes with a husband’s sentiment for his worn garments. It argues closets reveal personal history, from a tailorMade suit to hats and keepsakes, and lampoons neatness versus nostalgia in a domestic dispute. The piece ends with memories tied to each garment.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a child and a dramatic claim about a catevillar and weight in food. The readable text is incomplete, with unusual quotes and unclear context. No clear person, place, date, or event can be established from the available text.
A dramatic dialogue shows Rodolphus pressing Clementine to abandon wealth for a life with him. Clementine professes willingness yet faces a future of poverty and separation from her parents. Rodolphus concedes her practicality while the scene ends with his farewell.
A dated advertisement extols Dr. Martel's Female Pills as the seventeen year standard for women's ailments. It claims quick, permanent results and sale at drug stores, with a humorous aside about romance replacing flowers with diamond gifts.
An 19th century column notes Dobber as a promising painter shown high at a recent exhibition. It also advertises Castona for infants, Spohns Distemper Cure, and Hamlin’s Wizard Oil as household remedies with price and distributor details.
This old advertisement proclaims Pape's Diapepsin digests any food and relieves symptoms of indiges tion in five minutes. It claims no sour belching, no stomach gas, and no nausea, with large 50-cent cases offering complete cure for dyspepsia or indigestion.
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