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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

6

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Lyon

Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident Mrs Augystus Lyon testifies to relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product as a standard remedy with a long history and many letters from women claiming improved health and avoidance of surgery.

Terre Hill Lydia BE Pinkham Lydia E Pinkham Augystus Lyon Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia &. Pinkham Lynn Lydia B. Pinkham

Dog Mothers Kittens In Georgetown

William Bailey of Georgetown Delaware reported his rat terrier Mike found with two neighbor’s stolen kittens. Mike carried the kittens to his home and cared for them, causing the owner to return them to their mother. Mike refused to eat after the incident.

Mike William Bailey Georgetown Del Philadelphia Inquirer

London station installs penny-in-slot ticket machines

A London railroad station adds penny-in-the-slot machines for ticket sales. Patrons express mixed reactions. The feature aims to speed trips and let travelers send friends off easily.

London Patrice

The Marshal Appears As Young Francois’s Protector

In this excerpt Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews places Francois in peril atop a village scene. The marshal, a stern yet kind figure, notices the boy’s wartime curiosity and offers guidance and protection. The mother La Claire contemplates future danger while the marshal offers to mentor the hopeful youth at the chateau.

Jadamy Nils France Hlaume la Claire Francois le Peur Francola M’aleur M'sieur Werd Star Force Cliire

Napoleon as Creator and the Chateau Vieques Tale

A narrative portrait of Napoleon shaping armies and fortunes, then shifts to General Gourgaud and his daughter Alice at Vieques. The scene blends history with family life in a Jura valley chateau, where memories of Ratisbon tell of courage and sacrifice through the boy Francois and girl Alixe.

Napoleon I France Napoleon Chateau of Vicques Gaspard Gourgaud Gaul Rome Delesmontes Mountains Deleamontes Jura Vieques le Rose le Ralmeu Julian Caesar Vicanés Choulte Homan Pierre Waliomme Hulk Atte Gourgaud Legion of Honor Moscow St. Helena Kremlin St Helena England Alice Gourgard Re Apéech Ratisbon Alixe Ned Pre du Sac Gourgiud Francois Sulire de Bela Nighrani Gourgaiud Ana Austeritz Ratishon Danube River Lannes

Father, Alixe Seek Village Boy With Lettuce

In a morning scene the General wrestles with Alixe over a visit from a village boy bearing lettuce. Alixe insists on meeting him, while the General mutters about writing his book and summons servants to fetch the boy for their impressionable matinée.

Alixe Ratisbon Mademoinelle Tina Aliie Abe

Prevention over rescue in coal mine safety

The Pittsburgh Leader emphasizes prevention in mine safety, arguing proper ventilation prevents explosions more effectively than costly rescues. It cites known causes of explosions, urges proactive measures, and warns neglect leads to greater loss of life.

Pittsburgh

Scions of Famous War Heroes Enlist in US Army

Seven sons and three grandsons of Civil War generals enter the U S Army as officers. Capt U S Grant third is a grandson of Gen U S Grant and son of Gen Fr D Grant. Capt Fitzhugh Lee and Lt George M Lee are sons of Gen Fitzhugh Lee. Other descendants include Lt T Y T Christian, Lieut Phil H Sheridan, John Howard son of Gen O P Howard, Capt Longstreet, Lt A S J Tucker, Lt Simon B Buckner, and Lt E V Sumner.

U. S. Grant Fitzhugh Lee United States Army Sam Fr. D. Grant George M. Lee J. Christian Stonewall’ Jackson Phil H. Sheridan May John Howard O. P. Howard Longstreet A. S. J. Tucker Albert Sidney Johnston Simon B. Buckner E. V. Sumner General Sumner

Kindergarten Progress Shows Growth but Many Children Unserved

The bulletin from the U S Bureau of Education notes kindergartens rose from 3244 with 205000 children to 1657 with 364189, yet most four to six year olds lack kindergarten training. Miss Myra Winchester urges higher teacher standards and expanded access through public support and training programs.

United States United States Bureau of Education Myra Winchester Bureau Winchester An kKindergartens

Sound Manhood and Recruit Fitness Debate in Washington

The article argues that few Americans meet the standard of physical manhood expected by the armed services and urges wholesome living. It cites a New York recruit examination where 200 applicants were examined and only 28 enlisted, highlighting stark fitness gaps and a call for better health and training. It also notes Belgian plans for a 124 million canal to improve river traffic with Antwerp.

Washington Star Army Navy Marine New N Ork

Mexico as Treasure House Says Refugee

A refugee described vast Mexican oil and mineral wealth to New York listeners. He claimed a subterranean oil lake 200 miles long and 16 to 20 miles wide could yield over 300,000 barrels daily, and noted silver and gold riches with mines in Sonora and Cananea. He contrasted Diaz era fortunes with modern lavish giving by Pedro Alvarado and recounted mining schemes and hidden veins guarded by Spaniards.

Mexico New York New York Times Wight Guanajuato Pedro Alvarado Palmillo Pedro Alvardo Pedro Porfirio Diaz Synora Arizpe Cananea Spain Sonora Chihuahua Wee

Time and Absence in a Lyrical Reflections

A fragmentary poem by W. TL. Davies laments loss of love and the value of moments. The speaker pleads for time to transform longing into reunion with his beloved, comparing moments to dewdrops returning as part of her being and future marriage.

W. TL. Davies

Preparation notes on Henry Drummond and temper

Fragmentary text discusses not quarrelling with life and enduring cares. It mentions avoiding resentment toward temptation and maintaining composure amid vexations, with unclear references to figures or locations.

Henry Drummond Siena

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