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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
Angel agrees to quietly handle a suspected French spy linked to Miss Kent's case. He and Jimmy shadow suspects to Shaftesbury Avenue, then pursue a tabled chase ending with a dramatic arrest in Rupert Street.
A New York supper tale quotes Enrico Caruso commenting on blackmailers. The story reworks a humorous Rome fable of Giovanni Nero seeking aid from Paolo, who offers a carnival job for pay and hints at a sting.
A fragmentary Westminster Gazette snippet notes Cardinal Merry met Val and an exchange with ex President Roosevelt. It mentions a Londoner around Portman Square fifty years ago and a secretary to the embassy with English schooling and a nickname.
In a Delavan Burnham home at Clear Brook Miss Genie receives a letter from Antony Packard urging reunion. Aunt Helen and Uncle Burnham share the news, Genie prepares to depart south to rebuild a life with the man she loves as roses bloom and sunny memories guard a hopeful future.
A seven foot long stuffed eagle from Gettysburg, shot February 22 1887, sits in C Y Ashdown’s framing store on Ontario Street Cleveland. Owner has held it ten years and declined offers. Bronze eagle figures adorn the piece and it drew crowds during the Grand Army of the Republic quarter in Cleveland.
The article reflects on Memorial Day as growing appeal to all people and recognizes veterans on both sides. It notes fewer veterans remain from the blue and the union chorus swells as the country stays reunited under the flag.
An ad prospectus for Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills claims they cure numerous ailments from digestion to headaches and liver issues. It offers free samples by mail from Munyon's Homeopathic Co. and cites the product as a superior laxative and tonic made from Paw-Paw juice. The notice includes Philadelphia address and a poetic closing by Madison Cawell in Lippincott.
An old advertisement urges early use of Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary disorders. Customer David P. Corey of lonia Michigan shares a debilitating kidney trouble story improving after taking Doan's. Product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo priced 65 cents a box.
Recount describes a famed escape routine where a “handcuff king” claims ordinary limits while freeing himself from manacles in minutes. A Popular Mechanics feature by a former performer reveals the tricks and how audiences were duped.
The passage cites George Kennan’s portrayal in the June Century as a definition of a pogrom as an organized massacre countenanced by officials. It notes Kennan’s broader view of pogroms including assault robbery arson and murder and comments that fixing railroad wreck responsibility is a poor safety measure.
A Mississippi teacher reports coffee caused nervousness moodiness and palpitations in daily classroom duties. After switching to Postum she notes calmer nerves, better mood, and improved heart health, crediting Postum for the change.
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