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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
3
Premier Clemenceau awarded the Legion of Honor to an longtime associate who served France in the War. The recipient, proud yet embarrassed by a large beard, joked about shaving a window in his whiskers so the badge would be visible, a mischievous remark from the French leader.
William Haase of West Park Ohio credits Peterson’s Ointment with curing a long standing leg sore after doctors failed. He praises the remedy and notes the company’s dozens of similar cures for eczema piles and skin diseases. Peterson’s Ointment costs 60 cents a box and mail orders are filled by Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo.
An advertisement claims Freezone costs ten cents and can remove hard or soft corns and calluses from feet with just a few drops. It promises instant pain relief and easy lifting of the corn or callus, root and all, with no soreness. The copy ends with a proverb about meekness.
France and Britain joined in a vast memorial for American dead with ceremonies at Suresnes Beaumont and other cemeteries. Crowds, wreaths, and Red Cross aid marked the day as officials and civilians honored roughly 70,000 U S overseas crusaders and 2,000 Allied dead.
New York May 31 Miss Maria Tuccn, 20, tried for first degree murder in the March 8 shooting of her sister, Mrs. Angelina Conti. The jury found her guilty of manslaughter in the first degree after about one hour and four minutes of deliberation.
Philadelphia May 31 Senator Penrose says he will go to the convention even though the next week’s trip may be difficult. He is under medical care and his doctors have not yet decided whether to allow the journey.
Schnectady May 1 The state convention of the American labor party adjourned after a tumultuous session in which a non endorsement plank was adopted. A debate over light wines and beer lingered as the party also backed a proposal to label New York legislature a soviet of employers. The convention named a ticket including lieutenant governor R E Haffey and US senator candidate Miss Ross Schneiderman, amid controversy over a jailed spouse and calls for broader reform.
In Chicago on May 80 a “general strike” by the United States Enginemen's association failed to materialize as planned. About 150 firemen and engineers walked out on the Chicago Junction railroad and the Chicago and Alton, with no participation on other roads. Harold Reading had claimed 11,000 would respond, asserting the order came after the railroad board refused to hear their representatives. Preparations are under way in British Columbia to kill sea lions for their hides to be used in shoe making.
Chicago, May 10. The colder bonus bill will go to the Senate tomorrow for reference to the finance committee in time for action before the proposed recess or adjournment Saturday. Few supporters expect a decision before the conventions.
Walter B. Brown notes stock gains as credit measures ease fears. Banks curb loan renewals, retailers cut prices, and inventories shrink. Gold imports and a favorable Argentine exchange support dollar liquidity. Farmers seek emergency funds to finance crops amid high money costs and labor shortages. Winter wheat in the southwest shows strength, but crop prospects remain pivotal to industrial demand and financial stability. The passage mentions the White House sheep wool donation to the Salvation Army.
May 31 report says Kasad Riza Pasha, a general of artillery, Michael Pasha, former Dardanelles commander, and others were arrested as plotters to kill the Grand Vizier Da mad Fega. The assassination was to have occurred today, authorities said.
The ad touts PE-RU-NA as a constant in the home for twenty six years claiming it remedies catarrh and related ailments. It markets both tablet and liquid forms and touts cure for coughs colds digestion and various digestive system complaints. It quotes testimonials on energy and general health.
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