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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
6
A fragmentary passage recalls Wilbur James of Harvard at a Boston dinner. He reflects on how memories surface through music and voices, noting how strangers trigger familiar feelings and childhood recollections amid a humorous exchange about food and restraint.
An anecdotal testimonial from Waterport Kentucky doctor Willis praises Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney disorders and backache. The ad notes the pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by Wester-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N Y. Also included is a clipped fiction note from Everybody's Magazine about a Cape Cod humor anecdote.
A fragmentary advert and tips warn against catarrh remedies with mercury. The notice touts Fa. Chemey Co product claims and references testimonials, pricing, and mail-order promos. It also includes miscellaneous jokes, seeds ads, and trivia from the periodical, with several scattered product pitches.
An extended scene from Stanley Weyman’s The Story of Francis Cludde Set during Queen Mary’s reign. Francis Cludde attends a royal progress near Coron End, clashes with Stephen Gardiner, and confronts family tensions at a banquet with Sir Anthony and Petronilla amid church and political power plays.
The article recounts coast legends of vanished towns near the German Ocean. It cites Staveren on the Zuyder Zee, Wenningstedt and Wenningstedt flood losses, Rong Dort, Vineta near Usedom, and other places. It notes Old Hans the North Sea, and modern skepticism about Vineta's historic existence.
Fragmentary OCR shows a court scene with a woman on the stand and a judge asked a question. The text appears garbled but indicates a private settlement context and witness questioning in Yonkers Statesman.
A private complains about a laundress in home stations. He fixes a shirt with a makeshift button using a box lid. The scene draws a crowd as the laundress learns the veteran trick. State Game Warden Stone reports 5870 deer whipped on railroads and an estimated 10900 killed in the state during the season.
A garbled transcript shows a comic exchange in which a funny man advises a woman about husbands and jokes about single men and married men. A performer on stage then retrieves an item with a punchline about nine, followed by muddled lines about women, dresses, and gloves.
An unclear OCR fragment compiles quotes and poem snippets from various sources. It mentions a hunter and preacher, references to a voyage of honey from Texas to England, and stray lines about religion and salvation in ragged dialogue. The readable content is disjoint and lacks a coherent news item.
A local notice details Milwaukee as a premier spring stock hub with jobbers and manufacturers urging visitors to tour the city’s displays and 45 49 University Building offices. It highlights reduced rail fares and the Milwaukee Association of Jobbers and Manufacturers as a source of information. It also includes an anecdote about Tonopah Nevada’s sudden boom and a desert trekker's surreal realization.
A noted German physician warns coffee weakens heart muscles and causes undernourishment leading to organic disease. He endorses Portum as a healthier beverage free of injurious stimulants and cites personal and patient improvements. This advertisement promotes Postum by Battle Creek, Michigan, with a slogan There’s a Reason.
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