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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
6
In Weyman's tale Colonel John confronts Asgill and Sir McMurrough’s circle at Morristown. Flavia warns Father O Hara as tension rises over loyalties and a planned escape while John asserts control and demands clear terms.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a wine capture incident involving a group or individuals with garbled names. Reads as a terse report of a mob or raid event, but details are unreadable and names unclear. Further clarification needed to identify persons, location, and outcome.
A Washington Post feature profiles an army officer recently in Pan Miha who serves as general foreman on a revenue dredge at the Pacific entrance to the canal for two years. He recalls the French master dredger Roquebert, who boasted of leading the dredge No. 1, while a recent accident left him badly crushed in a dredge.
The text blends archaic verse phrases about renewal and longing with garbled OCR fragments. It also mentions a Lincon shop and Omaha equipment amid stray references to devices and dispatchers, creating a disjointed historical clipping feel.
The New York World reports English poet and playwright Stephen Phillips has filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of about $3,000 beyond assets. It notes his plays, including He rod, are highly valued as great tragedies and asserts his literary work contributes to human welfare while highlighting his ignorance of money value.
Summary of Prof. Munyon's philanthropic mission to improve national health by offering affordable remedies. He funds specialists, provides free diagnoses, and markets low cost cures at pennies per bottle with a money back guarantee. His work extends nationwide through offices and mail consultations from Philadelphia.
An analysis in the St Louis Post Dispatch shows US households spending rising music outlays, nearly doubling in ten years from 86 million to about 100 million yearly. Organs account for about five of seven dollars, piano sales drive most spending, phono graphs and other instruments take a large share, with violins guitars and more contributing. Estimates base factory values with retail price effects, suggesting over 100 million yearly on instruments alone, excluding teachers and performers.
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