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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

7

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advise Note

A testimonial promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe remedy for women during the Change of Life. The letter from Mrs E Hanson of Columbus Ohio describes relief from nervousness headaches and other symptoms after using the product. It claims decades of use and invites sick women to write for advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham E. Hanson Long St Columbus Ohio Mrs. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham

Learning Honesty In A Southern Prison Shoe Shop

In a youthful tale from the Youth's Companion a shiftless Black boy named Ranse Blake serves a brief penitentiary term for petty crimes. Upon returning home he recalls how prison education aimed to make him honest by placing him in a shoe shop to counterfeit notes.

Ransom Blake Ranse

Old Gentleman and Young Man in Paris Caricature Fun

A line from an Arch Burset column recounts a Philadelphia social scene with a father displeased at his daughter being kissed by a young man. Andrew Carnegie's plaster east of the Diplodocus to Paris attracts caricaturists and light humor among newspaper men.

Andrew Carnegie Paris

Stock Farmer and Grain Outlook Highlight Strong Market Hope

Agricultural notes from Oklahoma and Kansas report favorable weather and rising demand for stock and grain. Cattle hog and sheep prices advance with hay and grain crops robust, signaling strong returns for breeders and farmers this fall, with high prices for corn and fed cattle anticipated. A note offers a free sample of Allen's Foot-Bane.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy

Would Assert His Right From the Philadelphia Record

Early in Baron Huddleston's career Bodkin shared rooms with another barrister. Bodkin noted the clerk’s dirty, slovenly appearance and urged change, but Huddleston refused saying the clerk served him as master and he could not claim more than half of him. Bodkin insisted the clerk wash his half of his face.

Philadelphia Baron Huddleston Bodkin Huddleston Mr. T CIA

Nude Feline Threat Looms as T Stands Firm

A bizarre incident features a nude cat named Charlie menacingly threatening to blow out a transmitter while T remains unmoved. Dolly confirms the challenge seemed impossible to meet, underscoring the stalemate and odd tension.

Charlie Dolly

The Directoire Gown and Marys Lamb

A playful verse from the Pittsburg Dispatch mocks Mary and her lamb with fashion satire. It riffs on a new sheath skirt and directoire gown while noting her loss of the lamb and others jeering at her fashion choice.

Mary Sheeps Pittsburg Dispatch

One of the Essentials of the Happy Hormen

An Ethical remedy Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is promoted as a wholesome family laxative. The copy urges buying the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists as a world approved health item.

California Fig Syrup Co Driggista

Stupidity and Cleverness in Marriage: A 19th Century Debate

An analysis argues that a clever wife complements a stupid husband, while a clever man fares better with a dull spouse. It discusses intellectual stock in marriage and recommends near equal attainments. The piece notes Miss Gertrude Wren, 22, winning the Pereira medal for chemistry in London.

Gertrude Wren Pereira Pharmaceutical Society of London Camden Town Miss Wren

Health Brings Happiness and Ontario Electrification Plans

A health testimonial from Mrs. C. R. Shelton of Covington Tennessee credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring her strength after kidney disease and rheumatic pain. The Ontario electrification plan, described in Popular Mechanics, outlines contracts to supply Niagara Falls power to Toronto and other cities, with projected costs per horsepower and a Windsor line reaching 247 miles from the Falls. Canada appears poised to surpass the United States in grain transport via Montreal, raising questions about future tariff and railway adjustments.

C. R. Shelton Pleasant Street Covington Tenn Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo Niagara Falls Ontario Canada Toronto London Hamilton St. Thomas Woodstock Guelph Berlin Stratford Preston Gait Ingersoll Windsor New York Sun United States New York Montreal White Star Line Unea

Glasgow Times editor attends Jersey cattle sale

The Times editor reports at a Jersey cattle sale on Tuesday aiming to buy bulls and cows but passes on several lots. An aged bull sold for 36,000. a cow brought 2,600, and a helfer went for 1,600 with weanlings at 400. He plans further investments in livestock.

Glasgow Times Times Jersey Helfers

What Constitutes Mappineae

A fragmented dialogue discusses varying ideas of what constitutes happiness and what makes a person responsible for their work. The text questions whether happiness comes from misfortune endured or personal accountability and references an oriental dance image and Parisian Parvenue.

Fragmentary note on identity and aging item

A fragmented readable text fragment questions identity and memory. The speaker mentions a 234 birth reference and an unclear 284 idain't ren, then asserts aging of an item since first seeing it, concluding with private exclamations about Berea Welt.

Humane weapon demo stirs debate on humane slaughter

New York reports Hiram Percy Maxim unveiled a noiseless gun before the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Demonstration used a 32 caliber rifle to shoot a bullet through stacked town directories with minimal noise. The device aims to kill cattle in abattoirs with less noise, challenging hammer methods and prompting debate on humane slaughter.

Danyer Stockman New York Hiram Percy Maxim Board of Managers the Society For Prevention of Cruelty Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Maxim

The Scoffer at Sport From the Fisia

The avowed objector to sport is not a person who needs serious consideration as he is either blind because they will not see or one who plays the fox unable to reach the grapes.

Fisia

Postum Converts Coffee Slaves to Tea Like Health

A wife explains how coffee caused headaches and palpitations and how she switched to Postum after medical advice. She brews it properly, finds it delicious with cream and sugar, and her husband eventually joins her while the family abandons coffee. The letter, signed by Postum Co. and promoting The Road to Wellville, is presented as a genuine reader experience.

Postum Co Battle Crook Mich Wellville

Alfalfa Palace to Showcase Corn and Feed Innovations

The article describes a December event titled the Alfalfa Palace in Omaha, organized by corn directors to highlight alfalfa exhibits and premiums. It notes growing interest in alfalfa as stock feed, advocates mixing corn with alfalfa for better nutrition, and urges exhibitors to showcase demonstrations to help farmers and feeders improve efficiency and profits.

Macy Ecure Mate Ho T Hey Omaha

Deadly Water Hazards Highlighted In Death Valley Travel

The Baltimore American recalls warnings from T E Amaltey Denver mining engineer about peril in Death Valley Nevada. He notes pools can look pure but be deadly while muddy surfaces harbor danger from venom and insects, advising caution before drinking any desert water.

Baltimore American Death Valley Nevada T. E. Amaltey Denver Hale

Fragmented OCR Military Ledger Letter from Wisconsin Reader

A garbled letter from a Wisconsin reader describes a financial scramble after a long period of strain. It mentions overdrawn accounts, ledger risks, and a plea for a loan or shelter from creditors and neighbors. The voice blurs names, places, and dates, reflecting stress and confusion.

Doctor Says Use Cuticura for Childs Eczema Cure

An Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan recalls a childhood eczema case that covered her face and head. After expert advice to use Cuticura Remedies she fully recovered using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting no further trouble since. She cites the doctor’s guidance and timing in 1907.

Anabel Wilson North Branch Mich

Unto the End Poem Excerpt by Frederick R Marvin

A brief poetic fragment reflects on enduring love and mortality as the speaker stands beside the sea. The verse contemplates dust, wind, and the life of love persisting beyond the speaker’s final resting place.

Frederick R. Marvin

A Yankee Farmer Chooses a Gardener by Overalls

A farmer hires a farmhand after comparing two applicants by appearance alone. The chosen man, seen as the rougher option, is selected for his overalls, prompting a skeptical friend to argue that workers should be judged by their clothing. The tale blends irony with a moral on judgment and utility.

New York Sun Ue Place

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