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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
3
Thousands suffer colds today as Munyon declares prevention is cure. Send empty bottle for refund. Munyon's Cure speeds relief from sniffles and eye discharge. Medical advice by mail from Munyon's Doctors at 3rd and Jefferson, Philadelphia.
An odd mix of notes mentions a remedy called Hamline Wizard promising rapid relief for sore throats and throat pain. Other lines reference a fictional elder daughter and a father who struggles to say good night, alongside a census claim about Russia’s growing population and a czar's subjects count.
A beautiful heiress quips that the count vowed to fever beat or kick her if she marries him while her father questions his willingness to work. The exchange highlights practical wisdom over strict principle as the girl insists on love over caution.
Washington dispatch reports continued friction between President Taft and progressive senators and representatives over judicial appointments and policy. Leaders Cummins La Follette Bristow demand progressive public-spirited men and threaten opposition if goals aren’t met.
Bradstreet and Dan report a holiday lift in winter goods and apparel sales as storms spur shopping while wholesale activity stays conservative. year end farm harvest value nears nine trillion dollars, with cautious sentiment and rising pig iron stocks amid restrained output. Dry goods demand steadies with robbers and wholesalers replenishing stock. cotton goods face pricing pressures. shoe trade improves but remains below normal for season.
The public trial of Dentaro Kotoku and 25 associates including his wife began in Tokyo. The pretrial verdict found them guilty of anarchist crime, with death likely on capital punishment. The case dates to an alleged September conspiracy. Kotoku linked to a Tokyo newspaper and American political circles. The proceeding, though nominally public, limited access to nonparticipants. The trial will continue for several days with possible commutation.
A Calgary Free Press report from Bellevue Alberta states thirty bodies have been removed from the Western Canada Collieries mine where an explosion entombed 45 miners. Ten victims are men. Others are fatally burned or unconscious. Poison gases caused the blast.
London reports liberal gains on three seats from unionists in a tally that leaves coalitionists and unionists at 41 seats each. Sir Wil fred Lawson’s win in Cockermouth division boosts liberal tally while losses in Saffron-Walker and Lowestoft tilt the map. Asquith returns to Commons with a reduced majority and Sprot’s vote rises. In New York, Erwin J. Wider confesses to misappropriating 240000 dollars, aiding a 640000 dollar bank theft case. prosecutors seek sentence after a pretrial confession and Tombs detention.
Early reports from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta show excellent wheat yields with a new hard variety yielding 58 bushels per acre at St Louis. Profit projections suggest net returns around 9 per acre after costs, with Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba offering abundant homesteads and growing settler interest. Agricultural congress awards and strong climatic and social conditions support continued migration to western Canada.
A woman opines that modern railroads are far better than fifty years ago while a friend challenges her timeframe. The dialogue shifts to rail safety, noting wrecks are blamed on locations near farmhouses where victims seek coffee and gut worm treatment.
An elderly woman with eczema hair loss improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with her daughter Brie noting the positive change in her seventy four year old mother. A separate testimonial from Ellsworth Dunham of Hiram Maine in 1909 cites relief from a winter foot eczema after regular use of Cuticura products. A final wry closing line comments on a man turning to drink after rejection.
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