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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
6
A garbled report discusses marriages in Europe and America, mentioning Professor Larkin and a Berliner figure. The text references social expectations and personal happiness amid public life, with confused phrases and scattered names.
A tense scene unfolds as a department store manager recalls the first day a female employee faced harassment via prank calls. The discussion centers on customer lines, miscommunications, and the store's attempt to manage complaints and reassure staff. The dialogue reveals a chain of phone pranks and mistaken numbers.
Fragmented narration covers social markets and advice on money and manners. The piece references girls, arithmetic, and the value of listening, with a cautious jab at vanity. It juxtaposes domestic life, conversation, and framed morals in a humorous, editorial tone.
A female writer describes using Grape Nuts as a daily breakfast to boost appetite and milk supply during nursing. She notes improved energy for writing and stronger, happier children, crediting the cereal with clearer thinking and sustained vigor.
The excerpt centers on Master Francis Cludde as he argues with Sir Anthony Pitteously and Chancellor Gardiner over England’s foreign policy during Queen Mary’s era. Cludde defends an English stance against Spain and France, while Gardiner presses him about his loyalties and potential mistreatment of his family history. The scene blends court intrigue with debates on national strength and lineage.
A diverse auction of rare works led with four Washington books selling for 1050. Notable items included a Kipling or Stevenson collection with first editions and presentation copies. Key sales featured Robert Louis Stevenson titles, Brander Matthews notes, and scarce editions from Alameda California.
The article describes backache as a primary sign of female health issues and links nervousness headaches joint pains and lower abdominal weight to the feminine organism. It claims a single swift remedy exists to remove the cause and restore health.
Mrs Will J Dung of Rockland Maine reports long backache and side pain eased after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Augustus Lyon of East Larl Pa says it cured severe backaches and sleep loss, restoring appetite and well being. The ad touts the remedy as a 30 year standard for female illnesses including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities and related symptoms.
A garbled mix of promotional text for WHIZ a parlor card game with mail in offers including 4 cents postage. Also scattered notes reference cold remedies and a Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote about a Boston muff incident with a new East End Baptist pastor.
A Chicago woman reports three years of severe eczema ending after three months with Cutlcura Remedies, praising the Soap Ointment and Pills. She mentions October 2 1905 and addresses Mrs Florence E B Atwood 38 Orilly Place Chicago Illinois with witness L S Berger.
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