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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
9
A fragment discusses not revealing full private illness details to a family doctor. It claims modesty hinders communication and promotes confidential letters from a trusted source with thirty years of correspondence with sick women. It asserts such letters offer knowledge to aid the case.
Readable fragments discuss Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female illnesses with a testimonial from Mrs Norman R Barnett. The piece then shifts to animal husbandry stressing exercise for brood sows to prevent laziness and improve gilt development, advising relocation feeding to induce daily miles of movement for healthier piglets.
Mrs Henry Porter of Albion Nebraska reports seven years after using Cuthura Remedies for scaly head and neck sores that covered the scalp like pennies and caused hair loss. After six months of salve and blood remedies nothing helped until one week of Cuthura and three weeks to full recovery, attributed to cure in 1906.
The June Century will publish Mrs. Isaac L. Rice's critique of the Fourth of July celebrations noting grim statistics from bears and urging a saner observance. An article by Dr. R O Beard on noise pathology and another piece on ear and eye offenses are also promised.
A collage of literary and promotional snippets, from verses and antiquated prose to ads for Allen's Foot Ease and Dean's Kidney Pills. Includes sketches of colonial tales, a Scottish maid anecdote, labor jokes, Kentucky relief claims, cattle market notes, and livestock market commentary.
This page mixes detailed hog husbandry advice with verse and light prose. It covers feeding frequency for weaned pigs, milk types and tankage, balanced grain blends, pasture use with alfalfa and other grasses, water and shelter needs, lice remedies, and remarks on cholera control and policy. It ends with Collier's Weekly verse and notes on selecting breeding sows.
Fragmented notes discuss animal fattening and breeding, noting that older or underdeveloped stock fail to improve with time. Includes anecdotes on cattle, pigs, sheep, and horses, plus a captioned moral about treating herd stock and a joke about a courting yokel and a mother’s quip.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna by the California Fig Syrup Co. as a trusted laxative. It emphasizes ethical production, reliance on its proven merits, and urges purchase from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
A rough, fragmentary note discusses various animal types, claiming many kinds of wildlife resemble fish yet are mammals that breathe air and nurse their young. It also mentions hair color and breeding hogs, tying disparate ideas in a stray stream of text.
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