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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
6
Don Luis investigates a ruined barn to discover two skeletons hanging from the rafters and a hidden loft. A sudden attack by a scythe nearly decapitates him as he glimpses Gaston Sauverand and Florence Levasseur in the gloom.
Don Luis Perenna and his ally Mazeroux hurry from a Paris meet to intercept Florence and Sauverand, tracking them by train to Le Mans and Chartres. A tense chase unfolds as Don Luis battles officials and blames fate for the deadly web surrounding the couple and Langernault’s mystery.
Washington reports a special study showing the United States has become the world’s silk manufacturing hub due to war driven demand. Japan remains the leader in production, France dominates European output and imports, while the U.S. imports raw silk and related items and expands spun silk for war needs. The analysis notes vast imports, Britain and Swiss roles, and early shifts in global silk trade driven by military requirements.
Detroit plant aims to turn raw materials into complete submarine chasers daily as part of a rapid war effort. Henry Ford says the project speeds toward ending the carnage at sea with minimal emphasis on ceremony or beauty.
Farmers throughout Western Canada praise ideal seeding weather with May completions in wheat and expanded oat and barley plantings. Experts from the Federal Food Board report crop conditions excellent, predicting a potential record harvest if favorable conditions continue.
An elderly Lincolnshire regiment corporal on leave in Grima by England met his son on return from Charterhouse school. The son, who had joined the force and earned a commission, saluted his father. The elder responded with a formal greeting while the son replied playfully Stand easy dad.
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a quick pain free corn remover costing only a few cents. Claims include instant ache relief and easy lifting of corns and calluses with a tiny bottle. Mentions a sensational discovery and references to fudge and bread products in a garbled, vintage ad context.
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