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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
7
An old patent medicine blurb urges readers to treat gout and rheumatic pain with Anuric from Dr. Pierce. It warns of kidney sluggishness and promotes avoiding meat and alcohol while drinking hot water before meals. Readers can request a trial package by sending ten cents to Buffalo New York.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It urges parents to ensure the label shows California, promises stomach and bowel cleansing, and touts the fruity taste with dosing directions on every bottle. The copy ends with a coy line about universal fondness.
A fragmentary line notes a fatal or injurious shooting incident with speculation on the assailant and motives. The dialogue hints at a head injury and a search for answers, reflecting a tense aftermath and public concern.
An old Bayer advertisement touts Aspirin tablets for quick relief and safe use per package directions. It highlights the Bayer Cross as a mark of genuine Aspirin, notes indications such as colds and headaches, and mentions box sizes and pricing in a period-tone sales blurb.
An old advertisement promotes Dan derine as a remedy to stop hair loss and remove dandruff. It claims the scalp improves after several uses, with hair growing thicker longer and shinier. The text includes an opportunity quote and a Birmingham Age-Herald remark about doors of opportunity.
An old advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles noting its fifty three year use and claim of helping sleep and morning expectoration. It asserts American production and wide domestic and international use. The Supply mentions Knicker Favorite and Bocker twins as light filler.
Four hundred Kansas miners struck this morning to oppose the new industrial relations court law. Mines at Franklin and Dunkirk were idle as Gov. Allen and the court commission began meetings to decide immediate action. The law had just been published, legally establishing the court.
Washington January 27 The government in the supreme court moved to dismiss Rhode Island s bill challenging the validity of constitutional prohibition. Argument to decide if prohibition stands. Solicitor General King said motion cannot be argued until March as Rhode Island attorneys are not ready. A February fee delays until April. Court advanced appeals from Ohio courts on whether states by referendum can override ratification of the constitutional prohibition amendment.
Stockholm reports the Soviet government evacuated Moscow after a renewed plague outbreak. Officials relocated to Tver on the upper Volga, with advices received here confirming the move.
Secretary of War Baker is ill with a cold and confined to his room at the White House today. Col Roger Brooke, surgeon general office, says the illness may improve after several days indoors and will be reviewed. The report comes from Washington with no indication of serious danger.
Liverpool Jan 27 Lady Astor MP for Plymouth said in support of state purchase and control of the Minor trade that prohibition is impracticable She added I hate the word prohibition I have just enough devil in me that if anyone prohibits anything it becomes the one thing I want People go to public houses for warmth and comradeship Temperance workers have failed because they have not died to satisfy these needs.
London dispatches quote bolshevist sources saying Soviet cavalry has entered Persia and India. British War Office notes Bolshevik forces 600 miles from India. A Moscow communique claims Admiral Kolchak is prisoner at Irkutsk. Siberian insurgents allegedly handed seven loads of silver to the Soviet government. The peasant corps reportedly reached the Chinese frontier near Kobdo on Mongolia’s western edge.
President Wilson nominated a new secretary of the treasury with the name to go to the Senate for confirmation. White House officials strongly hinted the choice would not be R C Leffingwell, the assistant secretary who has been mentioned in connection with the post.
Constantinople January 27 Mustapha Kemal Pasha leader of the Turkish nationalist movement in Asia Minor declares Bolshevism has no appeal to the Turks as it conflicts with their religious training and patriotic spirit. Recent reports claim Bolshevists gain inroads in Turkish Asia Minor and that Enver Pasha once minister of war sponsored a Bolshevist uprising in Turkestan.
An advertisement describes a homemade gray hair dye mixed with water Bay Rum glycerine and powders that darkens gray streaks without coloring the scalp. It promises a soft glossy non greasy finish and can be prepared at home or bought from a druggist at low cost. The ad contrasts a political joke about alimony with the claim of independence from politics.
A terse aphorism notes that a concealed force serves when kept hidden but dominates when given freedom, presenting a caution about unchecked power within personal conduct and governance. The statement implicates the balance between restraint and autonomy as a universal tension.
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