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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented item bundles a joke about a peacemaker and marriage, a Garfield Tea pitch promising liver and blood cleansing, and a Nova Scotian albicore fishing note. It recalls horse mackerel shipments to Boston, pricing at three and a half cents per pound, plus a baseball anecdote about a man hugging a stranger girl and a court upholding the claim.
A terse gag centers on a man with little brains, claiming he lent a ten spot this morning, provoking a quip about his wealth versus brains in a concise old timey exchange.
A Wisconsin creamery manager testifies that coffee harmed digestion and business performance, and switching to Postum improved digestion and relieved heart palpitations and mental fog. He credits wife’s guidance and the product's preparation, praising Postum as the era’s greatest table drink. The testimonial is attributed to a Postum Company letter.
A journalist Jordan visits Bennington to broker a settlement as union leader Morrissy pushes for a strike over an inventor. Bennington warns of a municipal permit to tear down shops, faces threats from Morrissy, and exposes McQuade’s influence while Patty confronts a looming political upheaval.
A brief quarrel erupts over bragging at a local cigar store as a man defends his score and questions another’s claims, highlighting tensions around pride and credibility in small public spaces.
Edith asks what Ernest would do if she tried to run away and leave him in the parlor. Ernest answers he would try to catch and hold her, prompting Edith to declare she will attempt it.
Varnish, often seen as mere decoration, serves as a sanitary agent by enabling easy cleaning and reducing microbe laden dust in the air. The National Association of Varnish Manufacturers offers a free booklet Model Woors from 636 The Bourse, Philadelphia, detailing methods to make floors wholesome and attractive. Varnish is presented as cheaper than carpet and more satisfactory.
A fragment from a Cleveland Plain Center page mentions Rembrandt and Michael Angelo as players under a sunlit tree while a character named Tommy notices the price of a potential Miss. The scene then shifts to a painter praising canvas quality as the game continues.
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