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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
7
A promotion of private illness guidance urges women to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts confessing details that elicit sympathetic letters. The message claims long experience with women’s ailments, promising discreet confidential handling and potential relief through her correspondence.
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It features a testimonial from Mrs Norman R Barnett of Allen Town Pennsylvania describing relief from organic derangement and nervous headaches after using the product. The copy claims decades of use and lists conditions claimed to be helped.
Extracts from an early 1905 illustrated guide note land sales in Canada and promotions from Luse Land Co and N. W. Hide & Fur Co. include gun and trap ads, fur buys, and seed offers. Patent medicine claims and Toledo catarrh cure are mentioned alongside casual quips and a wedding joke.
An English doctor tells a worried wife her husband will be all right, despite earlier dire predictions. He plans a cure, while the wife jokes about a personal loss, admitting she sold her clothes to fund a relative’s funeral.
A Harvard scientist recalls Lord Kelvin’s early mind with a Glasgow tale of a boy Willie Thomson and a tooth that becomes a sugar craving joke. A Maine style ad promotes Swamp Root tonic. A seasick passenger prompts a quip about a will in the Commercial Trust box. Piles cure claim for PAZO OINTMENT ends the note.
A wealthy widow plans to marry a widower with six children. A friend asks a six year old girl Jenny where she is going and she answers she is attending Mrs. Nobles wedding. When pressed she reveals Mrs Noble will marry them, causing astonishment.
A claimant reports long lasting eczema resisted by doctors and patent remedies before using Cutlerua products. Immediate relief followed after trials of Cutleura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, with the result of restored health. Includes testimonial from Tippeea Ind dated 1906.
A New York Sun excerpt recounts a New York surgeon's dream of losing his first job. The surgeon, once a silk mill clerk in Paterson, recalls family hardship, layoffs, and his climb to medicine. The tale links economic strain, nightly dreams, and lasting fear of job loss to his later success and mortality.
The piece titled A Grand Army Man earns mixed fortune as critics and spectators react to an inaugural performance. A patron interrupting the show offers a strand of hair to the pale, anxious author amid cries and hisses from the audience.
Two coal piles form the Holl on company’s 200,000 tons and a partial third rise as a million dollars worth of anthracite, stacked to blocky heights. The vast mounds cover a city block, rivaling a four story house with a mansard roof, and only split by a completion gap at the unit boundary.
A noisy ad column extols Dr. Kilmer and Swamp Root as a universal cure for rheumatism back pain kidneys liver and bladder promising relief from liquor aftereffects and scalding urination. Sample bottles and a book are offered by mail from Binghamton New York with a reminder to mention the newspaper. The piece also features brief comic vignette about a preacher's wife and a promise of lasting singleness.
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