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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
2
Excerpt shows Burton E and Stevenson works cited amid a dramatic chase scene. A rider returns to gate, companion aids master, a girl recognizes them, and a reunion unfolds as a estranged pair is embraced.
A narrator recounts courtship and marriage tensions among aristocratic guests in a grand Parisian house. Amid playful banter, misunderstandings, and sudden health scares, relationships deepen as a mistress and wife navigate affection, pride, and loyalty during a social dinner.
Miss Mathilde Williges of Sioux City critiques the Oberammergau Passion Play. She describes the realistic crown of thorns and heavy cross, the actors and village practices, and notes the production’s grand scale with 700 participants and an inauguration-like casting process. The account mentions local visitors including General Ballington Booth’s daughter and Prince Henry of Prussia.
Two women Marlon Hildegarde and Dolly Russell faced court for rehearsing a spirit dance in their rooms on Yorkville. Neighbors complained about the display in fourteenth street light and shade, while the defendants argued their art could attract big circuits. Magistrate Moss warned to keep shades drawn or face a fine.
A trained ostrich caused a disruption at a music hall by trying to break free and climb into the orchestra. The exhibitor apologized, saying the bird’s act had to stop as the animal blocked the stage and the orchestra leader.
A cobbled humor fragment features a father and son debating a stubborn manuscript and a mischievous ruse about a “palladium of our liberties.” Senator Depew boasts perfect health on his 76th birthday. A census taker joke and quips on women and design follow in light satire.
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