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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
3
An ad heavy text extols Sareatabe a liquid or chocolate tablet remedy for humors catarrh rheumatism and nervousness and promotes Spohn's Disinfectant Cure for distemper in horses and dogs. It notes large sales and distributor opportunities and includes a comic gag from Puck.
A jumbled set of captions and quips references Castoria as a safe remedy for children and includes humorous exchanges about a judge and a brick puns. The phrases mix ad copy style with brief jokes and a satirical courtroom line about credit and polite irony.
Bolles loses heavily at cards then flees, drunk and vengeful. John Bennington faces a strike with his workers as inventor Chittenden stays loyal, while Morrissy and the union confront Bennington over the plant and a tense showdown looms between fists and factory doors.
In a tense scene at a factory, Bennington opposes Chittenden’s union stance, threatening to hire or fire as he sees fit. The workers consider a strike while Bennington admonishes Morrissy and orders a decisive stand as labor tension rises.
A brief exchange recalls a past ball player, with quotes about being a fine shortstop and a playful remark on keeping up the skill. The dialogue features Mr Boreum Guage and Mise Cutting Cwearlly in a light reminiscence.
In Georgia, an elderly black man was charged with stealing chickens and defended by a young, inexperienced attorney. The crime was proved beyond doubt and the man received a severe sentence. The defendant cheerfully noted the date was hard but not what he expected, remarking on the judge and his lawyer.
Mrs Violet Cole of Philadelphia writes that Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cured eczema and ringworm in her and her five children after other doctors failed. She notes severe childhood eczema and says the remedies cleaned hair and skin, with a request for a free skin book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp. Boston.
A New England woman on a Ite branch line complains of extortionate five rents per mile while a Southern cousin counters that hourly rates are cheaper, noting about thirty Aver cents per hour, in a Youth's Companion excerpt.
Fragmented text advertises Garfield Tea for constipation and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children. Includes paternal dialogue and moral tone, with promotional lines on herbal compounds and health as wealth.
A testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female ills. It claims thousands cured by the product and urges women to seek it through a pharmacist rather than profit-driven substitutes. The ad cites Lydia E Pinkham's official address and promotes thirty years of proven use.
A light note on a Garfield tea remedy sparking interest in liver health. The fragment evokes a poetical line about beauty and joy, crediting Keats as a cultural touchstone rather than a factual report.
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