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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
7
A fragment mentions a disagreement about Eilkins residence and a domestic row in which Mrs Bilkins fears losing wages this week. A delegate is asked to clarify the phrase embarrass ment of richest as part of a passing conversation among locals.
A brief exchange features a self deprecating delegate and a remark that ignorance may be bliss. The line captures a playful back and forth about reception and instruction.
The article explains how cold baths cool the body and trigger heat production. It cites measurements of rectal temperature during baths at various temperatures and describes shivering, sweating, and the role of skin versus internal heat. It notes differences between naked and furred animals and references Bass and Dubois on malaria chills.
A New York Sun piece recalls a 1840 campaign letterhead showing a congress awarded gold medal to General William Henry Harrison. The card features portraits of Harrison and Liberty, a wreath being placed on an Indian tepee, with a caption praising victory over British and Indian forces and the congress resolution naming Harrison and Isaac Shelby as recipients.
From the New York Post a Taft critique labels the league socialistic and anti American while acknowledging its large North Dakota support and influence. The piece argues Taft misreads the league and cites Dr. E F Ladd as a respected agricultural expert amid broader partisan commentary.
The speaker compares ideas to muscles needing action or they fade away. An advertising man advises immediate execution or writing the idea down to revisit later. Blocking any single obstacle clears the deck for the next concept and keeps creativity flowing.
Discussion before the anthracite mine commission in Scranton questions whether operators profits should influence coal pricing and wages. The piece argues that profits affect consumer prices and public rights, urging disclosure of large profits to justify or challenge wage demands and current prices.
Experts warn U S wheat production may fall several hundred million bushels this year due to smaller acreage and drought. Western Canada shows strong optimism with forecasts of a bumper harvest exceeding 1935's record 893,542,000 bushels as rains boost growth. Livestock and grain crops like oats barley and flax benefit from timely moisture and larger sowings.
Decent Dressing Loton Horton jokes about modern women's ultra gowns at a New York dinner. He quips a war profiteer enjoying 800 percent dividends but his wife seeks one decent dress. The punchline has the husband telling her to wear the dress herself.
Chicago readers are urged to use Entonic regularly after meals to stop belching and heartburn and to remove excess acids and gases from the body. The ad promises lasting relief after a few weeks of daily use and suggests asking a druggist for more information.
A traveling interpreter with American YWCA secretaries in Roumania noted Cluj near Bucharest as a Hungarian hub. In a university town once called Kolozsvar, 2,151 students include 120 women. The YWCA plans to open a center for college women at Queen Marie's invitation.
The advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing a baby's red rough skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and a dab of Cuticura Ointment. It also recommends Cuticura Talcum powder as part of the indispensable Cuticura Toilet Trio for gentle daily care.
A farmer questions the idea of a full day’s work. He says there is no such thing as a full day’s work and reflects on how his upbringing shapes his views. He implies farming tasks vary with circumstance and effort.
A fragmented fragment explains a curious case where a man and a woman discuss love for books and a scene at a jail, hinting at a literary or melodramatic episode. The cryptic dialogue mentions Rich Blakes pocket books and a visitor question about bookish motives.
A reader cites a testimonial about a salve claimed to heal ulcers and skin pain. The letter notes lasting relief after nine days and urges others to use Peterson's Ointment as recommended by a Mrs Albert Bouthcott of Medina. Mailers promoted the product from Bulalo, NX.
A playful Boston Transcript quip about summer variation schemes maturing yet getting sidetracked by notes. The exchange mentions Jim and the idea of plans maturing but diverted by seasonal notes.
A garbled quotation references a figure of 2 500 001 dollars linked to a marriage proposal claim. The text lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable names, but mentions a Boston area source and a treasury-like term.
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