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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1909

Page

7

A Pious Error Tarbell Attacks Landscape Ads

Boston artist Hadmund Tarbell denounced landscape advertisements at a dinner in Boston, arguing that ads belong in newspapers where they spark interest and do not disfigure art. He warned that even scriptural texts in public places can fail to elevate and cited a seaside town bench bearing brand messages. He aligned his view with the need for independence and warned against perils to political society.

Hadmund Tarbell Boston Pittsburg Tarbell John Jones New England Mr. Jones

Cure for Eczema Promised by Cuticura Remedies

Autobiographical testimonial from Walter H. Cox of Boston describing severe eczema on hands and arms lasting three months. He credits Cuticura Remedies with full recovery in one month after ineffectual doctor’s treatment. Claims marketing notice by Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Sole Props. of Cuticura Remedies. Boston.

Jila Walter H. Cox Somerset St Boston Mass Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Fielding

A Rare Good Thing and Odd Book Collections Tale

A colonial era tale recounts John Martin buying shelves full of McGuffey readers after collecting books over years, while a bookish friend questions the spree. Also promotional notice for Allen's Foot-Bath touts relief for tired feet, and a comic verse about Mad Mullah’s hunters near Nairobi with a warning of jail if deceit persists.

Traatiren Colona Jean L .Martin Pergnant St. Louis Pepe Hugh O'Neill Hugh O'Neill John Martin O'Neil McGuffey Allen Mia Matilda Holtert Providence R. 1

Burst of Confidence from Success Magazine

An elderly Maine farmer reflects on his late wife after a long life together. He admits she was a good cook and housekeeper, yet confesses he never liked her. The nephew escorts the grieving man back to the empty farmhouse as he recalls fifty six years of marriage.

Success Magazine Maine

Better Than Spanking A Home Cure For Bed Wetting

A Home treatment offered by Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promises to cure children troubled by bed wetting and to help adults and ag people with urine difficulties. The ad claims no payment is required and provides full instructions to write for the method.

M. Summers Box W Notre Dame Ind

Gut of Hle Hands and Judge Pickens Clash in Town Tale

In a riotous exchange, Gut of Hle Hands and Judge Pickens clash over rumors and accusations as they confer privately. The scene, filled with sharp wit, hints at a tense confrontation and a potential public fallout.

Pickens

A Word With Women These Fagg May Ooes the Dy

Mrs. Matilda Lindemann of Chicago testifies that kidney trouble caused back pain nervousness and poor appetite. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring health and appetite and describes a marked improvement after use. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Matilda Lindemann Wentworth Ave Chicago Ill Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Divorce as Census Shows It An Error to Assume

Census figures challenge myths about rapid separations and rising divorce. They show long marriages on average lasting six and a half years before separation, with over half couples living together four years or more. Remarriage rates vary by state, while legislation's direct impact remains minor, and marital dissolution does not prove waning fidelity or erosion of the lifelong ideal.

Legis Centu Connecticut Rhode Island Johnson Sioux Falla Cheyenne Wilcox Dika National League For the Protection of the Family

Ferdinand and the Rise of a New Austrian Order

A detailed portrait of Archduke Francis Ferdinand, his marriage to Countess Sophie Chotek, and the shift of power beneath Emperor Franz Joseph. The piece describes the emergence of a new Austrian political order, the roles of Aehrenthal and Tisza, and the tension between Austria Hungary and Serbia amid looming questions of succession and war.

Bosnia Erzegovina Ferdinand V Francia Joseph Baron Aehrenthal Turkey Servia Francis Ferdinand Austria Hungary Austria Hungary Francia Ferdinand

Regulation of the automobile gains state emphasis in 1910 laws

The article notes Pennsylvania’s governor approved a 1910 auto law requiring vehicle registration by horsepower brackets, fees from five to fifteen dollars, and licenses for each machine. It limits visitors to ten days and sets speed expectations by area, with penalties including a year in prison for joyriding and stricter fines for unauthorized use. experts see this as forward looking, likely to inspire other states to adopt similar road and safety measures.

Parti ‘i Pest Vonal Pennsylvania Iaw Rachel Mutes Mobile Ia Lon Soveryone Pennsylvania

Get Out of Doors Inoculation Proves Outdoor Benefit

In the classic experiment by Trudeau rabbits inoculated with tuberculosis were split between indoor and outdoor groups. The outdoor rabbits all recovered while the indoor ones died, arguing that natural living conditions and fresh air aid resistance to tuberculosis. Esther Cleveland visits Rome and attends American receptions at Home.

Trudeau Esther Cleveland Rome New York Times Daniel S. Lamont New York New Palace Hotel Pontife

Mean People in Washington Star Tale of Talent Hunt

Henry Russell of the Ross ton opera recalls a tainted touring search for talent. He says the mean city people focused only on money. He cites a firecracker moment likening it to a theater fire scare and a fat man shouting for money at the box office.

Washington Star Henry Russell Rosston Opera Mr. Russell Ater Monty

Narrow Escape: German Shoemaker Survives Gas Explosion

A German shoemaker left gas on in his shop overnight. Morning arrival found the shop ablaze and the man blown nearly into the street. A bystander helped him away and asked about injuries. The grocer stated he was unhurt aside from the escape and joked about leaving quickly. The piece closes with a remark praising Americans as the greatest users of telephones.

Basserby Arlac

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