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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
6
USDA specialists urge shifting work from man to horse to save hay and boost farmer profits. Advice covers two mower coordination, larger low-wheeled racks, loaders, and push rakes with overshot stackers to reduce back breaking labor. Emphasizes timing, dew effects, and properly set presses for efficient baling.
Albert J. Beveridge argues American institutions differ from others by a unique constitutional power to strike down laws via courts, the absence of constructive treason, and the contract clause protections. He ties these to progress and the public’s duty to uphold representative government.
Specialists from the USDA bureau of markets advise careful harvesting and packing plus effective refrigeration to curb decay and soft rot in long distance spinach shipments. They note bruised leaves, blight, and fluid diseases hasten transit deterioration, while low temperatures and prompt shipment substantially cut losses. Improper barrel packing and air gaps worsen damage, so layered packing with a ballast and proper barrel holes aids ventilation.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses swarming patterns and queen handling in a beekeeping context. Mentions terms like drones, honey storage, and management actions though readability is poor. Contains garbled names and phrases, lacking a coherent report or clear event.
Martha McKelvie, wife of Nebraska's governor, explains her balanced life managing a twenty one room home, meals, child care, and social duties. She describes tireless routines, vast correspondence, and devotion to service, claiming humility from periods living primitively in the woods.
A vintage advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin tablets for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and more with claims of safety backed by physicians and millions of users. It notes small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists and includes a light humor snippet about a schoolmaster’s question.
A speculative piece envisions a cataclysm erasing all mathematics and its records. It argues global industry would stall, ships and submarines would fail to navigate, steel production would halt, and Wall Street would close as engineers and miners lose their numbers.
The piece argues for expanded home ownership and housing facilities as social stability drivers. It links thrift, property rights, and independent self-esteem to owning a home, urging readers to resolve to become homeowners, save, plan, and act accordingly.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy as pure non habit forming not a stimulant and scientifically compounded from vegetable herbs. It claims consistent quality in every bottle and offers a sample bottle for ten cents with a paper mention.
In a timely arrival the narrator notes a scene of a small family quarrel ongoing as they enter a house. The dialogue hints at tension and a moment of observation within a domestic setting. The fragment suggests a tense mood and a snapshot of everyday conflict.
A vintage advertisement claims Othine double strength removes freckles. Apply a measure nightly and morning to fade dark spots and lighten the complexion, with a money back guarantee if it fails. Most cases need only an ounce to reach a clear, fair skin tone.
A tale of a woman critic commenting on two paintings and an artist who replies that it does not matter which she prefers. The humor rests on art appreciation beyond personal taste. The scene features a poised artist listening behind the critic, signaling humility and restraint.
When you are tired without cause and lack ambition you may be heading for a sick spell. Symptoms show the blood is disordered. Start at once to drive impurities from your system and enrich your circulation with S.S.S. the vegetable blood tonic. Get S.S.S. from your druggist and write about your condition to Chief Medical Advisor 847 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia.
Costa Rica garbage workers find efficiency in vultures cleaning streets as a curious scene from Philip Marden’s Sailing South. The piece also tours ancient Rome sites from Hadrian’s mausoleum to St Peter’s and the Vatican, noting Rome’s historic monuments and the Pantheon’s preservation.
A brief vignette shows a man asking Bud about an elephant and Bud’s quip about not having ears. The scene contrasts masculine bravado with women’s sorrow as men fight with fists while women shed tears.
A Louisville Courier-Times quips about Sunday kissing and blue laws. The joke recalls penalties for violating Sunday decorum, noting no offense led to formal charges. The piece reflects local humor on archaic restrictions and social norms.
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