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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
7
The text explains that intestines have millions of tiny suckers that extract nutrition as food passes. If transit is too slow, food decays and the suckers draw poison instead of nourishment, producing gas and harming the body's nourishment.
A historic claim describes a product idea that avoids fluids or grease and instead stimulates bowel muscles to work naturally. It argues the approach strengthens the muscles for future use, likening it to physical exercise for the arm.
Old cookbook style oyster preparations including bluepoint rolls with beef and bacon, bachelor fry, francaise skewered oysters, pie with oyster liquor and milk, celeried oysters, Kipling curry oyster mix, salad tartare with olives and capers, espagnol mushroom oyster dish, and seasoned oysters with sausage mix.
A collection of frugal DIY tips includes a hatpin holder from an emptied powder bottle covered in velvet and cotton, a cheap oat straw mattress filler, pepper assisted egg production in hens, packing tricks for trunks, and extending sleeve lengths with lace mitts. The note ends with Beira, a town in Africa, described as built entirely from galvanized steel.
A church fair feature yielded a grab-bag card reading GOOD FOR ONE GRAVE, a grave-digger vow, and a miller framing the note. The column also includes ads, quips, and anecdotes from Chicago News style paragraphs about digestion remedies, immigration jokes, and cribbed warnings about signs in rails and hotels.
A Niagara Falls mayor called an office seeker a follier comparing him to a Utica chicken thief. A police reporter described the thief as laughing for mercy and the magistrate’s quip as a poor joke. Also noted is a medicine ad and Illinois library purchase of Dittenberger’s classical philology collection.
At a National Civic Federation convention in Chicago Samuel Gompers debated a banker. He quipped that a good word can fit most situations, recalling a Syracuse guest remark about a messy menu. A separate municipal valuation lists Cook County assets totaling about 514 million dollars for 1907.
A fragmented quote describes a recurring visit to an unnamed town. The speaker refuses to name the town and asserts they are not seeking trouble, hinting at a tense social encounter or local dynamic without providing concrete details.
A Selma Alabama woman describes four years of severe facial eczema unresponsive to doctors. After using Cutileura Remedies for six months, the eruptions ceased and no symptoms returned for three years. She provides address and date October 28 1900. Also notes a czar throne gifted to Czar Alexis in 1660 by the Shah of Persia, covered with gold plates and ivory inlay.
A collection of practical instructions for infant clothing and child care. Includes sewing tips for baby pants and sailor collars, making a baby ball from a soft object, rainy day box crafts, washing white stockings, safety pin button fixes, overalls for babies, waist linings in dresses, hair bands to hold bows, and securing sheets with buttons and loops to keep bedding in place.
Housewife advice covers preserving milk in a ghal basin, cleaning clothes lines, washing baking tins with soda and pumice, comb care, knife cleaning with cork and knife powder, scrubbing brush care, brass cleaning with bathbrick lemon juice and dhal, mincemeat pie sealing with funnel under crust, black knitting for darning, chiffon cleaning in methylated spirit, table linen in boiling water for stains, cold water soak for eye and blood stains, bleaching faded cotton, and iron and wash guidance. The piece ends with a humorous fragment about a dog’s disposition and a Cleveland officer handling a dead body report.
The General Demand of the Well Informed World seeks a simple pleasant efficient liquid laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co. touts its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as wholesome, prompt, and safe for family use. Buy only the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. for fifty cents per bottle.
A vintage testimonial extols Sloan's Liniment and veterinary remedies as safe and practical. Dr Burl S Sloan, a former horse-dent expert, shares decades of trial experience and offers a free copy of Sloan's Treatise on the Horse to readers who write to 615 Albany Street, Boston, Mass.
An old lady on the cave handed a long coupon ticket to a conductor newly transferred from a small road. She asked if she was going in the right direction. He examined the ticket, punched it, and replied that without more knowledge than he had she was out.
Fragmentary notes describe Infiammaxion and nbottia events tied to Chita with unclear details. Historic terms suggest a focus on regional phenomena or names, but content remains fragmentary and lacks verifiable context or outcomes.
A derailed excursion train yields comic bravado as a man offers to punch the wife’s face to claim damages. The piece blends a domestic quip with a jape about recovering damages and a gag about eye blocking. Also included are brief ad-like mentions for Bromo Quinine and Sir Albert Spicer praising Cape Colony golf links.
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