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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
6
This serialized narrative fragment follows Midthorne and Chettwynd in a tense scene at a secluded rock overlook. Accusations swirl about a past action involving Mary as the central figure, with threats and a looming confrontation between rival figures amid a wilderness setting.
Fragrant emollients marketed for skin scalp hair and hands claim cleansing purifying and beautifying effects. Advertisers tout affordability and mail order availability via postcard address Cutioira Dept XY Aston Bold everywhere.
Capt I F Taylor and FH W Cousins certify a whale dramatic encounter off Long Branch reported by Long Beach Dispatch. While fishing a mile from shore observers say two California gray whales fought a thrasher whale for over an hour with the thrasher prevailing.
War era item noting soldiers crave sweets from France to Cairo with Australians allegedly eating Cairo chocolate stock dry. Captain Bean reports canteen demand for sweets and soft drinks five times expected while beer demand falls to one-fifth. Also a humorous aside on crowd behavior at ball games.
British per capita sugar use tops the list at about 924 pounds annually, with Americans at 732 pounds. Other figures include Germany 39 to 44 pounds, France 25, Belgium 32, Italy 6 to 7, and Russia 194. The differences reflect duties on sugar and related goods like coffee and tea.
C Titus told the Illuminating Engineering society that light rays arrest in translucent skin, converting to radiant heat that penetrates two inches or more. He argued this radiant heat surpasses convection heat from poultices, making electric light baths and sun baths stimulating to skin and kidneys and helpful in many diseases.
A grocery clerk endures long hours for a meager wage while his customers are nearly all women. The line that no man or woman believes the good die young hints at a broader reflection on labor and reputation.
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