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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes a laxative blend of senna and figs. It asserts regular bowel movements can be achieved naturally with proper nourishment, using a genuine Syrup of Figs with Senna from California Fig Syrup Co. Guarantees are claimed for the product.
The preacher admonishes Reginald for fighting as his torn clothes and black eye reveal. Reginald retorts that his father’s child bears worse marks, and the exchange ends with a demand to pray for his own boy. The text shifts to anecdotes about a birthmark remedy and a family tale from Burlington in 1906.
Fragmented report recounts a Virginia merchant's testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills after severe kidney pain and stone passage. The text also briefly notes royal Norway children playing incautiously and an awkward palace scene involving a young prince.
Fragmentary notice discusses deafness cures and inflamed ear conditions with outdated remedies. Mentions ear pain and temporary relief claims, plus references to tonic drops and general health products. Also includes stray product notes and unrelated lines about remedies and personal notes.
Oklahoma moves toward statehood with a sweeping prohibition plan. It bans liquor manufacture and sale for 21 years, with strict penalties and agency licenses. Drugstores may dispense only prescriptions, and enforcement aims to curb bootlegging as saloons close nationwide.
Two operators, separated by a glass partition, process news across regions. As one reads a dispatch about a friend from a Virginia town, the southern wire buzzes with another Cleveland message, prompting a shared, puzzled shrug at the end as to the story.
A story of two former friends Ralph Hays and Payton, once close as boys, whose rivalrous love for the same woman Brances ends in betrayal and murder. Payton’s rise to wealth contrasts with Hays’s fall into poverty, culminating in Hays killing Payton after decades of vengeance and entangled schemes.
An unclear fragment describes a man named Smith who failed in business and paid a lawyer about 50 dollars to collect a few bills. The lawyer gives him 15 dollars and comments on their past connections, mentioning the grandfather. The text also references a medical claim about a cure and a football game incident with mixed remarks.
A garbled exchange at a Halloween party reveals a person planning to marry a teacher. The dialogue shows confusion about future nuptials and commitment amid playful banter.
A mosaic of quips and reflections from a Chicago News page, dismissing duty and praising action, with social observations on temper, friendship, and virtue. Includes a French artist’s jab at British enlightenment and a humorous miscount about ancient coins.
A reader recounts effect of quitting coffee and starting Postum. Husband’s illness improved, headaches faded, complexion cleared, kidneys better, and both lost weight. The writer, once nervous and weak, gained strength and now promotes Postum as a coffee alternative.
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