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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
2
In a murky exchange before the judge, a speaker disputes the curative claims of a remedy while faces tag the scene with sharp witticisms. The conversation veers from medical boasts to accusations of vagrancy as the proceedings unfold with pointed humor.
A Michigan reader recounts recovering from stomach and nervous debility after an operation. Indigestion and loss of appetite gave way to renewed vigor after two months of using Grape-Nuts. The author notes improved energy and normal appetite returning with better nerves and daily activity.
Dr Pabos plots with Harry Avenhill to chase down Val Imroth and the diamond gang. In Dieppe aboard a private yacht, he encounters Joan Fordibras and her chaperone Miss Aston, befriending journalist Timothy McShanus while maneuvering amid danger and intrigue on a transatlantic pursuit.
In the voyage from Dieppe toward the African shore the narrator confronts questions about a hidden secret. Timothy McShanna and a Japanese servant may hold key truths, with a mysterious woman named Joan Fordibras connected to the case. Suspense rises as a signal of distant smoke hints at unseen danger ahead.
The fragmented lines describe a dreamlike scene with Pan mentioned among vines and fig trees. A voice, possibly from a dream, guides the speaker through a lush setting where footprints appear and fruit is transformed into something to be eaten. The text hints at mythic imagery and a reference to Grace Haserd Conkling in the Gratte.
Dr Griecom at the Baratoga convention says a course that reveals ignorance would show up ignorance. A watering cartman drives slowly on a hot day in a dusty street when a country boy shouts. The scene includes a deputy and others as they react to heat and noise.
London report shows liberal coalition at 209 seats to 189 for unionists. Coalition includes 183 liberals 46 nationalists 6 independent nationalists 25 Labour members. Notable winners include Moreton Frewen William O'Brien H Spender Clay and Lord Willoughby De Eresby, all three having married American women.
Washington report states Jack Abernathy United States marshal for Oklahoma, an appointee of Roosevelt, resigned after arriving to answer charges and stalling to see Attorney General Wickersham. He plans to go to New York to see Colonel Roosevelt, saying he quit to avoid under-fire pressure and that the job offers little pay.
Little Rock report shows Crittenden County did not hold a recent congressional election as Democratic nominees faced no opposition. Secretary Ludwig urged hurried returns while county clerk announced no election occurred, deeming the process unnecessary.
Frank Schmidt of Brooklyn sues Christy Mathewson of the New York Nationals for 15000 damages in Brooklyn supreme court over an incident at Washington Park on April 8 1908 when a ball disappeared during a Brooklyn versus New York game Spectator Schmidt denies taking the ball but was later arrested and released.
Colorado Springs readers hear of a double wedding as Miss Lucy White Haven Higateno, daughter of Toth Addison Hayes, marries Se aauanae Jefferson Davin, while Joe Bower Young, son of the famed western artist Harvey Young, wed in a St Stephen's Eve ceremony officiated by Rev Arthur N Tagt. The newlyweds plan a brief trip before settling in Placery, Colo.
Frederick Townsend Martin declares New York society has no fixed set or numbered elite. He says social power rests on personality, not money, and that “there is no set” though countless small cliques exist. The piece contrasts past social rules with a modern, sprawling social world.
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