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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
7
The Peruna company announces it will supply Peruna tablets directly to the public with full ingredient labels and testimonials. Dr Hartman pledges transparency about composition and promises ongoing advertising to consumers, asserting Peruna as a trusted household remedy and world expansion plans.
Advertisement from N. W. Hide & Fur Co. of Minneapolis offering a free watch to customers who ship hides or spend a certain dollar value on guns or traps.
Harper's Magazine describes a Caucasian wedding procession with a merriyman bearing skewered bread and meat, a wineskin friend, and lavish music. The bride travels in a bullock cart, dressed in Georgian style with a black head ring and white veil, followed by her sister to steady the gaze. Inside the church the ceremony proceeds while outside dancing continues before the couple rejoin to enter the home and begin household tasks.
A comic exchange between two automobillists about an airship trip. The first asks how the trip went and the second replies that it was underwhelming, noting the craft rose high enough to not only avoid scaring pedestrians but to miss them entirely.
A letter from a Mrs T C of Manzing Iowa praises Lydia E Pink ham's Vegetable Compound for women troubled by displacements inflammation fibroid tumors backache dizziness and nervous prostration. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write for advice and claims to have helped thousands. Address Lynn Mass.
A playful vignette recalls a family scene where a wife’s polysyllabic name prompts a child to misunderstand a father’s phrase. A quip about “obnoxious element” and a dealer in hides and furs appears, followed by a naturalization court anecdote and a German immigrant’s literal answer about vetoed bills, ending with a remark on awaiting final papers.
Mrs Hattie Currier of Thomaston relates her nine month old baby suffered a severe facial and foot rash causing crying at night. After trying Cuticura Ointment, improvement occurred within hours and feet recovered after a single box was used. Cradle cap also cleared. June 9, 1906.
The Times notes gossip at Balmoral with the Duke of Argyll and Sir Mi Ham Jenner. A sharp reply follows a dig about porridge and a designer canal plan would connect Genoa to Lake Constance using 366 miles of existing waterways. Glazed kid shoes gain popularity as fashion shifts.
An article fragment cites Canada’s growing population shift with 277,370 homes built and a net immigration beat from the United States. A letter from Frank Morrey of Kelvington, Saskatchewan, praises grain districts near Wadena, noting 30–60 bushel wheat yields and available land for homesteads as evidence that Canada offers fertile opportunity.
A humorous suite mocks early publishing dreams and marketing hype. A struggling author gathers friends who hype a landmark book. The tale ends with a punch line about disappearing friends and a quack remedy. The text also parodies anecdotal dialogue and a village-wide army disbandment joke.
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