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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

2

Nervous Indication Relief With Lydia Pinkham's Compound

Philadelphia woman credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and eliminating nervousness after a prolonged period of fatigue backache and distress. She reports regaining appetite and well-being after three months of use and urges others to try the remedy amid modern mothers' demanding routines.

Philadelphia Lydia Pinkham J. Worthtine North Taylor St Lydia Pinkham Yorthline

The Angler and the Punch Bowl Parable Told

A wry dialogue centers on a husband at a punch bowl and a wife delaying confrontation to avoid waking in a ball gown. The fish in the hand line closes the vignette with a cautionary note about value and perception.

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Courage on the River Bank A Heroic Rescue by a Stranger

Jean Grayson survives a wreck and clinging to a car door, saved by a young man who ferries her through woods to safety. He remains unnamed, exhausted but determined, drying her clothes and warming her as dawn rises. She awakes to gratitude and curiosity about her savior while pondering the ordeal and her frail possessions.

Jean Ares Lsten Jean Grayson Dofis Jasper Holt Ivy

Lebanon’s Free Peasantry Under Ottoman Rule

Fragmentary text describes Lebanon in northwestern Palestine near the Mediterranean shore. It notes mutual recognition with the Porte, freedom to till soil and tend flocks, and a depopulating trend with many Lebanonites seeking Egypt and Africa. It mentions Denis and her husband planning retirement from the stage.

Lebanon Brooklyn Bagis Palestine Maditercayetas Porte Lebaenan Taree Egypt

Fragmentary OCR: Woman struggles through crowd to safety

A fragmented passage depicts a woman in a chaotic scene fighting through shouting crowds and falling objects. She is dragged toward dark water while an unseen figure works to pull her free amid fear, noise, and confusion.

Wales Toyo Bertroleas Ucaida

Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal

An advertisement touts a tiny bottle of Freezone for corns and calluses on the feet. It claims only a few drops lift hard skin, leaving pink healthy skin beneath without soreness or irritation.

Marines Name Town After Them In France

A U S marine newly arrived in Brest, lacking French, notices every shop and cafe bearing de la Marine. He exclaims that marines are famed, joking that the entire coast town seems named after them as he passes signs like Brasserié de la Marine and Cafe de la Marine.

United States France Brest Brasserié de la Marine Patisserie de la Marine Cafe de

Fake Aspirin Sold as Bayer Tablets in Fraud Ring

A Brooklyn manufacturer sold millions of fraudulent aspirin tablets largely made from talcum powder. The genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross and proper directions. Consumers are urged to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in the original Bayer package.

Brooklyn Beyer Bayer Mack

Remains Exhumation Asked for British Soldiers

British officials discussed returning soldiers buried in Germany. Viscount Curzon asked the House of Commons whether the War Secretary would assure exhumation and repatriation upon relatives’ request as transport conditions permit. Captain Gueeb replied the matter would receive sympathetic consideration when affairs allowed.

Viscount Curzon House of Commons Germany Gueeb Perliamentary The Treasury

Cuticura Soap Ad Promotes Complexion and Soft Hands

An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for clear complexions and soft white hands. It also touts Cuticura Ointment and Perfume as a fragrant trio enhancing beauty. The copy emphasizes immediate beauty results and feminine appeal.

Unclear Fragment Reveals Rough War Era Dialogue

A muddled OCR fragment hints at wartime dialogue with garbled phrases about men, impressions, and contrasts in behavior. It mentions Goof no-man and waning signals, with little coherent context or identifiable names or events.

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