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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
6
A garbled OCR page mentions Thos Cale of Alaska as a congressman and cites Washington address notes, plus an assortment of 19th century ads and quips. It includes Peruna testimonials by Thomas Cale Slemp and scattered product blurbs and jokes. The fragmentary item presents no cohesive news event.
Pierre Loirat, a French bark survivor who was 11 when he first went to sea, died near Bordeaux at 103. He and fellow prisoners reportedly overpowered captors and steered the vessel to a French port, where pirates faced law. The story is part of a broader illustrated guide section.
A collection of vivid scenes follows a dying Italian lord tethered to a secret child, Ivy, women in high society, and a recovering wanderer Nat Rosa. A doctor, a reunion with Sir Miles Beckett, and a tense police encounter intertwine with visions of charity, fate, and a future for Ivy as wealth, trust, and duty collide in a smoky, crowded city.
In a sunlit pond scene, Inez Payson accepts Tom Seymour’s proposal after a tense confrontation with Jimmy Dale. Seymour interrupts Dale’s coercive plan, declaring protection and respect for Inez. Inez affirms her choice of Seymour, rejecting Dale and embracing a genuine future with the “real man.” Reflections of a Bachelor.
From Washington Star humor column Captain Biglow mocks a Yale applicant and recalls a mountain inn beer episode. A motorcyclist orders a muddy Milwaukee beer poured by a puzzled landlord who declares it unfit yet improvises a bagged takeaway for the road.
A Kansas City Star excerpt recalls a boyhood scene in Hannibal with Jim Black as a noncombatant figure. Mark Twain’s narrator describes a morning by the river where Jim watches steamboats and explains he is not resting but waiting for the sun to sink, preparing to work later.
A short extract includes Charles Von Soehnen of 201 A St Colfax Wash praising Dean's Kidney Pills for lasting kidney relief after thirty years of distress. It also contains a humorous Harper’s Weekly tale about an Arkansas judge and a Portland Oregonian snippet on legal tender and a Willamette Heights incident. The piece closes with a note on the vast land area of the United States.
A doctor testifies that Postum improved digestion and daily meals for his wife and family. He notes coffee and tea were abandoned after a year, while Postum remained in use, claiming prior coffee habits caused indigestion before switching to Postum.
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