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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
6
A tense scene unfolds as Edith confronts Mary Leslie about the agitator's life and alleged past ties. Edith urges truth to aid the cause while Mary remains guarded, amid nationwide fanfare for the reformer and a tense personal drama.
After the Civil War a May 30 Decoration Day tradition evolved into Memorial Day, honoring soldiers with flowers and tears. The observance, once tied to specific regiments, broadened to commemorate all who died in service, ensuring the custom endures beyond living veterans and remains a valued heritage for future generations.
A pamphlet used in Negro schools argues that northern conditions mirror the South in harming Black health. It cites New York City death rates among Negroes nearly double the general population and links high mortality to poor housing, milk quality, and sanitation. The piece stresses that injustice affects both regions and that shared neglect drives diseases such as Bright's, typhoid, and tuberculosis.
A letter to the editor from Charles Wilson argues that barber and related services in Sioux City have raised prices fairly after gradual increases in other cities. He notes barber supply costs rose about 35 percent over three years and that local shops delayed increases but eventually followed the national trend.
A mixed, longshore article covers wartime policy debates and the McCarthy era tone, plus agricultural notes. It includes a macaroni and potatoes nutrition feature from Jaffa, rice types and cooking tips, and a dynamite-based field drainage method. Names like Jaffa and California board health appear amid broader wartime and food science content.
Arthur P Mayfield, the United States Navy, is honored as the first class to graduate from the Navy department deep sea diving school started last September. The article details the dive experience from entering water to depths around 90 feet, including sensations, equipment, and risks such as carbon dioxide and oxygen poisoning, cold, and extreme pressure.
fragmented OCR text discusses Cantor slang and dust effects before a crowd at a location called Eden American. Mentions motor car riders and a protective stance for a child, with unclear references to ejection or impact and the authorities or event name not clearly identified.
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