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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
7
The Charleston News and Courier reflects on happiness as the great lamp of life guiding through shadows. It warns against placing personal happiness above duty, noting many life tragedies arise from clinging to past joys and urging acceptance of fate.
In the Upstairs Bedroom Texas Coyote comments on a rival performer’s abilities. He jokes that the person “can’t do the maxine” and “can’t even Castle walk.” The remarks include insults about looks and a claim the subject has an auto and regular seats at the show.
A brisk dialogue contrasts youth and age as a small boy taunts an older pair about being both bold and staid. The segment mixes playful banter with a literary reference to The Making of Books and a pun on writer’s cramp versus reader’s cramp.
A chief bookkeeper in a large Western city credits Postum with curing stomach trouble and reducing nervousness from long hours. He and his wife switched from coffee and tea two years ago, accepted by their grocer, and have stayed well, praising Postum Cereal and Instant Postum as tasty substitutes sold by grocers.
Reports describe East Galicia under Russian control as comparatively humane with freedom relatively preserved. Authorities set exchange rates, supply provisions, and fund welfare through public tea houses and philanthropic societies led by Count Vladimir Bobrinsky. Many Austrians fled, craftsmen thrived, and education initiatives emerged, while areas along the Carpathians suffered from repeated battles and flooding hindering agriculture and development.
A 1915 sketch outlines Billy Sunday as a multi facet figure from baseball to evangelist. It details his energetic preaching style, self belief, and the spectacle of his campaigns. The piece contrasts Sunday with cautious ministers and notes Ma Sunday alongside him.
The readable lines suggest a focus on character and discipline in training. It mentions two men of character and a cautious starter, with scattered phrases about timing and care. The garbled OCR yields no clear names, places, dates, or events to confirm.
Gardiner critiques government power in the London News reprinted in Atlantic Monthly. He argues a near unquestioning obedience to rulers has yielded liberties and iron discipline, though not from love of authority but fear of collective peril. The piece cites parliamentary votes and public mood under a weakened citizenry.
A fragment from the Greenville Banner extols a kindness driven by joyful, helpful people. The damaged text praises sweet spirited men and women who lift others with care, noting the positive effects of such acts despite incomplete wording and unclear details.
Fragmented wartime note from the Philadelphia Ledger advocates safeguarding American vessels. It argues for staying neutral while supporting England’s safety, seeks unity and resolve for possible future action, and condemns pacifist hesitation.
The year backs Western Canada farming with energy and mixed farming. Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan see rising success. examples include a Sedgewick manager turning to a 1200 acre farm and a Hardisty farmer praising grain yields and cattle fattening. A Gleichen settler reports steady dairy income and growing home stability, illustrating the sector’s potential amid rising American investment.
The fragment discusses Western Canada as a major agricultural resource and a relyable basis for investment by both Canadian and American interests. It notes heavy borrowing in the region and questions whether agriculture remains profitable enough to sustain large capital inflows. A conversational exchange between Mrs Prewscomb and Mr Prewscomb echoes social banter with cautionary remarks about honesty and curiosity in travel.
Ad copy touts Drink Dontaons Coffee as pure and delicious while a fragmented quote questions abandoning an old party and suggests attention to its continued existence. The text includes stray phrasing and unclear attribution.
Fragmentary OCR notes compare Boston and New York streets, noting misaligned paths and difficulty moving in New York. Mentions Allen's Foot Remedy and Dowdhal Shoes as dissolved remedies tied to a 26 year claim.
An irate father hurls a warning to his daughter’s attacker while the youth deflects blame. The exchange centers on a claim that rubber heels aided the youth in escaping, as the confrontation unfolds in tense, charged dialogue.
In days of western plains buffalo hunts, Indians rode and fired an arrow through a buffalo at speed. Archers of Ames reportedly rivaled this, with the Muchens of Gatrlock said to hit a man at 100 yards. In 1784 a Turk shot 415 yards in London, and a pillar near Constantinople recorded shots to 800 yards. Sir Robert Aine noted the sultan’s 972 yard shot in 1798.
A testimonial from Mrs. Augustus Lyon of Terre Hill Pa praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving backaches pains and a sense of new health. The note highlights the product’s long history and reputation as a standard remedy for women derived from herbs and roots with thousands of letters stored at Lydia E Pinkham's Laboratory.
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