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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
7
A letter from Summit New Jersey promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menopausal symptoms and digestion issues. The piece also notes burglary findings showing real loot averages about $75 per crime with arrests and jail sentences.
Vague fragmentary remarks describe a crowd where one married woman rejects future chores and a hostess interjects about a suitor named Henry. The gar den and chickens topic appears, with humor about keeping fowl and a lighthearted bet or mock proposal.
A fragment reports a remark about a banquet last night with a jab at climate. It mentions someone named Cheuster and a seating between two California natives and a man from Florida, with a New York Evening Post attribution.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Jones brings candy to his wife and praises another woman’s appreciation. Mrs. Jones replies with wit about practice, highlighting a playful domestic moment from the column.
Shake Allen's Foot Base into shoes or foot bath to heal feet and prevent corns bunions and friction. It promises longer lasting shoes and stockings, reduces sting and soreness, and makes walking more comfortable. Sold everywhere.
Two club members vent about marriage troubles in a humorous exchange. One laments wives know everything, the other notes his wife does not know one thing she married him. The joke hinges on marital misgivings and mock blame.
A column presents snippets about a busy man and a widow mother, then a playful egg analogy from Columbus and King Ferdinand. A post office scene follows where a commercial traveler questions Sandy about war bonds and savings, but Sandy reveals he only visited to fill his fountain pen.
Suggestions for discussion from a recent American Association of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons meeting outline wound care by wound type choices of cleansing agents, packing, and dry or moist dressings. It lists specific materials and equipment like gauze, bandages, antiseptics, and sterilized containers for minor wound treatment.
The Railway Age reports a severe freight car shortage as experts say 250000 cars are needed in service, yet only 43000 orders exist by June 1 and May production was 2700. Delays stem from railways’ return to private operation and unsettled rate questions hindering major equipment investments.
The New York Supreme Court judge ruled that an annulment was justified because the bride had hidden a prior stay in a hospital for the insane. He held that both parties owe each other an affirmative duty to disclose material facts about their condition, affecting marriage decisions and property rights, even if romance should pause before mentioning marriage.
The statement by Wrank Boland for striking railroad employees in New York and New Jersey claims railroads pay strike breakers 25 and 30 a day, higher than the 6.90 established rate. Earlier gnoline worker ads promised 20 a day. later wages aligned with normal rates, with public access to an explanation.
In a dialogue from a precinct story a robber asks about a captain of Industry's time and wealth. The plan unfolds as the thief claims to have gained entry by distracting the secretary with a loud golf conversation while standing just outside the door. The exchange hints at a calculated security breach and audacious criminal intent.
Don’t streak or ruin your material in dye Insist on Diamond Dyes anay air directions in package.
Advertisement claims Freezone stops corn pain instantly and can remove hard or soft corn and toe calluses without soreness by applying a tiny bottle sold by druggists. The note mentions Tomorrow being Jack's twenty eighth birthday and a quip about a gift.
Ad copy touts Caticura Talcum as part of a scented trio with Soap and Ointment at 25¢ each. Claims Costa Rica is a married man's paradise and jokes about there being no millinery stores. Ends with odd remark about decayed eggs after argument.
Bill Awkins recalls a rough job scene. The sad Enery laments a mean foreman who abuses workers and even removes wheelbarrow legs so a man cannot sit and rest. The tale captures workplace cruelty in sharp slang voice.
A boy named John endures a long day of play and reports knee pain at night. His mother reassures him it is a growing pain and will pass by morning. He asks whether the pain in one knee means one leg will become longer than the other.
A brief exchange presents a tester asking for a sample and a cautioned response that the substance will prove bitter if sampled. The dialogue underscores a warning about the harshness of the taste and the speaker’s intent to deter further tasting.
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