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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
2
In a crowded hall Mrs Black and Judge Hoyt clash over Avice's future as Landon and Eleanor press for a betrothal. Avice resists Hoyt's push for immediate engagement while Landon and Eleanor debate a potential match and Uncle Rowly's burial delays. The scene simmers with secrets and social pressures.
In the Trowbridge library reading of the will, Eleanor inherits the house and 50,000, Avice must marry Judge Hoyt to receive her fortune, and Kane Landon shows mercenary eagerness. Avice privately contemplates escape while pondering Kane and Eleanor and recalling a late night phone call that hints at mysteries surrounding Mrs. Black. Avice leaves to seek answers, while Kane’s role and the will’s conditions fuel tension.
Dr. Voronoff's lecture tour in this country discusses restoring vital energy and prolonging life. He cites Metchnikoff and Buffon on longevity, explains ductless glands and aging, and notes experiments grafting gonads in animals with some reported human work by Lydston and colleagues.
The government publishes a 600 page blue book with official reports from Jutland commanders. The document notes misty weather and strong German gunnery. Beatty’s dispatches say delaying engagement at night and avoiding daylight contact. Reports highlight friend foe confusion and missed opportunities against Deutschland class ships.
A major U.S. manufacturer builds many employee houses and omits the traditional parlor. The parlor space is absorbed into other rooms, signaling a shift in living design and daily life. The passage notes the striking absence of the parlor, suggesting it has "ov" in its place.
A Canadian voice lauds the 1920 International Live Stock show in Chicago as a milestone marking progress. Canada dominated several classes, with J. O. Mitchell of Cahinda Saskatchewan sweeping a major prize. Mitchell, born in Manchester England, moved to Canada seeking farming success and built a substantial grain operation. The writeup highlights Canada’s six provinces represented, the favorable land prices, and the encouragement Western Canada offers to enterprising farmers.
An old advertisement urges consumers to take only genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on the tablets. It claims safe directions from physicians over 21 years and lists uses including colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and toothache. It notes price as a few cents for a twelve tablet tin and mentions larger packages from druggists.
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