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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
7
Kansas City Star discusses Thomas W Lawson and his influence on Insurance Investigations while noting his erratic, visionary acts. The piece questions Lawson's timing and risk in copper markets and whether he is seeking another aggressive move amid volatile trends.
Washington Kan December reader letter recounts long kidney trouble back pain and fatigue. Mr Mitchell credits four boxes of Dodd's Sidney Pills with renewed energy and strength, claiming he now feels as fresh as in the morning. He urges others with similar ills to consider the remedy.
Fragmented OCR text contains garbled references to cold cures and household goods, interspersed with overheard dialogue about a young woman and a conservatory scene. The piece reads like clipped newspaper snippets and gossip motifs with stray names and phrases from an old Philadelphia Telegraph context.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and remedy for stomach issues indigestion liver biliousness ulcers and catarrhal affections. It promotes nonalcoholic ingredients disclosed on the wrapper and promises safe, effective results with accompanying Pleasant Pellets liver pills for digestion and bowel regulation.
Old time farming notes describe building simple gates in division fences with corner posts and braces, plus methods to protect and store manure including pits under cement, sheds or trenches around piles. The piece discusses manure handling, soil fertility, rotation, and poultry as an income option, plus care for dairy operations and idle horses in winter. It advocates soil conservation, proper feeding, and economical poultry housing built from piano boxes.
A Georgia congressional proceeding featured a sharp courtroom exchange as counsel questioned a witness. The attorney pressed for distance from the defendant prompting a witness to reply seven yards two feet and seven inches before asserting certainty. The witness added he anticipated such a question and had measured the distance himself.
An old advertisement promotes Mull’s Grape Tonic as a universal cure for typhoid fever, malaria, appendicitis, impure blood, pimples, and bowel troubles. It touts a free bottle for first-time users and asserts the tonic strengthens digestion and detoxifies the system, though it reads as a generic health quack promotion with dubious medical claims.
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement notes guarantees of a cure for catarrh with a promise of one hundred dollars per case. It mentions P J Cheney Co Toledo and a sworn statement by Frank J Cheney with a notary public seal. The text references Hall's Catarrh Cure and includes promissory language about the product.
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