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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
7
A vintage ad touts Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for displacement inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors and various female complaints. It claims thousands restored to health and invites women to write Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
Fragmentary lines describe a Bohemian reference with a watch atop scene, a pictured case, and an elephant noted to have eight teeth. Includes a stray postal request for a floral postcard and an address in Pascoug Rhode Island.
The author urges breeders to value vigor, growth, early maturity, and profitability over appearance. He argues that the most valuable hog is the one delivering the most pounds of gain from inexpensive feed, benefiting a farmer’s mortgage and household needs, regardless of color, ear position, or fancy breeding.
A fragment from a newspaper page blends poetry and local notes. Arthur Symons is quoted on dreams as a world loom. A poem fragment reflects weaving life and horizon. A storm story from Delaware recounts a mouse hawk left with one feather after lightning. The Lusitania note mentions 49 clocks operated by one ship clock in the chart house.
An elderly woman named Sophie asks for a dollar with a plea tied to marriage and a marriage license. She explains she will receive a free meal and a casket at a King’s Daughters event to get back on her feet.
Mrs. Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington reports years of weakness swelling and painful secretions. After four months bedridden three doctors gave no cure and she was told she would die. Using Deans Kidney Pills she improved and soon returned to the house strong again. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The Florence Times notes a Florence district conference urging church trustees to ban dogs at worship hours in the Florence district for nuisance and danger. A cannon report was heard 146 miles away.
A St Louis Alton report describes a bizarre frog shower during rain with witnesses engineer George Maguire captain W F Fluent Captain W T Ashlock riverman Peter Jost and others confirming frogs rained from the sky covering decks tracks and wharf. Scientists note similar falls via waterspouts and tornado clouds with distant drops.
Washington debate over constructing a private presidential dwelling separate from the White House. Proponents see a separate residence on a Potomac plateau while preserving the White House as the official state palace. The plan includes parkland purchase with no immediate execution, reflecting growing demand for a private home away from official office. The New York New Haven Hartford railway operates 42 electric locomotives in service with reliable performance.
A report from the northeast experiment farm Grand Rapids Minnesota describes feeding and wintering methods for bacon producing sows and piglets. It notes clover barley and dairy by products as feed and outlines sow winters, litter age, and culling practices. The piece also references forthcoming bulletins and requests reader names for mailing lists along with a short fable about a boy and his cake.
A Swiss account relayed via the Aargauer Nachrichten and cited by Berliner Tageblatt describes 1840 Swiss civil and 1890 German labor conference tensions. Emperor William II allegedly pressed Dr. Roth to back Berlin as the conference seat, leading to Bismarck's dismissal and Roth receiving a portrait inscribed in memory of March 19, 1890.
A Kokomo Indiana family reports a skin eruption on their boy spreading over his body. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the child was fully cured in four nights. The testimonial dates September 16, 1907.
A health notice extols Syrup of Figa and Elixir of Senna as a safe pleasant laxative. It claims cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or dose escalation. The ad urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
A patient reports rapid recovery and improved health after using Pernsa recommended by Dr. Perrin of Brooklyn MN. The testimonial claims relief from bronchial issues and urges others to try the remedy, noting previous unknown conditions and the drug's accessibility through local druggists.
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