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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

Page

7

Fragmentary Puck style satire and ad copy items

A garbled collage from Puck pages includes dialogue on a Rivers-DeStyles flat and a family skeleton, a Frank J. Cheney oath offering hundred dollars per tubercular case, a Chicago Net exchange about a cashier and bank president, and market chatter for Winslow's Syrup and a quip about ducking for apples.

Puck Frank J. Cheney Oath Chas F. J. Acing Tole Grm Franky Cheney A. de Baar

A Gentle Hint From Tit Bits About Soldiers Wives

A jumble of anecdotes and ads from Tit Bits and other columns notes army life in at home stations where wives handle laundries and repairs for small deductions. It tells of Private McGinnis with mismatched neck button fixes and a mock hint that backfires as a buttonhole fits a makeshift patch. It includes stray items about Peruna Almanac and a kidney pills testimonial, ending with an old remedy claim for piles.

Schoars McGinnis Cleo

Reflections of a Bachelor and Humorous Snippets

A collection from the New York Press features satirical lines about lawyers a next world and notions of wealth. It includes light jokes about a man’s vanity, cheap sales ads, and witty classroom gags from a boy and a Sunday school pupil.

New York Press J. Mulhall Sioux City

Borax promises hygiene and safe cleaning uses

An ad style piece extols Borax as a simple effective disease prevention aid for unsanitary sinks and drains. It claims hot water flushes remove disease traces, softens water, whitens linens, cleans kitchen goods, prevents moths, and is harmless to the system. Promotes a free color book from Pacific Coast Borax Co. and notes a Cleveland humor snippet about siblings.

Borar Pacific Coast Borax Co Chicago

Etymology of hiccup and variant spellings through history

The article traces the word hiccup through English history with forms such as hiccough hiccup and hickup. It cites scholars like Burton Heywood and Thackeray noting variations and notes an erroneous link to cough. It explains the etymology from hicket and hicock and related European forms.

Burton Heywood Lamb Murray Murray Gays Hicket Hicock The Times

Remedy and Anecdotes From Old Remedies and Oddities

A jumbled miscellany of patent medicine claims for Sloan's ointment and Cuticura, mixed with humorous vignettes, agricultural tips, and a birth notice. Includes patient testimonials, a story about an alarm clock given to a Chinese cook, and assorted domestic anecdotes from early 20th century life.

Sam

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aiding Women

A vintage advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. It cites Mrs Bertha Mutt of Louisiana Mo stating twelve years of suffering with fits and eleven doctors ended after following Pinkham's advice and using the compound. The text claims the product restores health and strength, urging other women to try it.

Lydia Pinkham Bertha Mutt Louisiana Mrs. Pinkham Lydia EK. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Muff

Lawson as a Prophet and Copper Price History

In Success Magazine Frank Fayant notes copper is understood by life spent in it. Tracing price moves from 12–14 cents in 1903–1904 to 15 cents by 1904, then rising to 26.4 cents for 21 months, and peaking around 21 cents, copper later plunged to 11.5 cents in seven months.

Lawson Frank Fayant Success Magazine T. W. le Aviguat T. Wn

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