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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

7

Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Promises Health Benefits

Testimonial from Mrs Carrip Williams of Overpeck Ohio praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for childbirth recovery and relief from common female ailments. Ad claims the product has helped many women nationwide and remains a standard remedy for irregularities nervousness and related pains.

Mrs. Williams Lydia E. Pinkham Carrip Williams Overpeck Ohio United States

Proud of Her Daddy Birthday Surprise

Helen observed flags on Flag Day and learned it coincided with her father’s birthday. She eagerly asked if today was daddy’s birth day and, upon learning the truth, exclaimed with wide eyes that she now understood the outpouring of flags. The moment captured a family celebration amid a national holiday.

Helen Daddy

Ribbons Weave Through By Paths in Women's and Children's Wear

Ribbons stray into many by paths shaping baby bonnets hats and dresses with cream blue pink and satin ribbons. They form shirrings flounces belts loops and trims for sachet bags camisoles coats and hangers. Decorative use includes lace shirring tucks and delicate rose clusters.

Tebons

To Swim or Not to Swim Bathing Suits Described By Style And Use

An overview of bathing suits and beach wear for women distinguishes pure wool swimming suits built for function from lighter attractive bathing suits. The former features short trunks, sleeveless overgarment, bold color pairings, and snug fit. the latter prioritizes appearance with longer trunks, braid ornament, sash, and rubberized cap, suitable for beach use.

Queen Anne's Lace in a Royal Garden Tale

A whimsical dialogue portrays Queen Anne's Lace as a regal figure in a garden world. Sir Robert Roadside praises its beauty while acknowledging the public’s chatter about power, vanity, and rightful rule. The Queen asserts independence and a rightful place among flowers and bees.

Carrot Robert Robert Roadside Pathc Sir Roadside Queen Anne Sir Robert Roadside

First Movie Outing Delights Little Artie

A child named Artie enjoyed his first trip to the moving pictures and praised the experience. He urged his mother to sit toward the front next time, saying they sat so far back he could barely hear the film.

Artie Fley

Tantac Restores Health, Woman Recounts Relief

A woman describes crippling nerves, headaches, and digestive nausea prior to Tantac treatment in Cincinnati. She credits rapid improvement in nerve dizziness, headaches, appetite, and digestion after starting the medicine. She urges other suffering women to try Tantac sold by leading druggists.

Cincinnati Ady

Chromo remark at Rittenhouse Square dinner criticized

Philadelphia art critic Harvey Maitland Watts denounced the new rich’s ignorance in art after a Walnut Street shop owner sold a new rich wife a cheap chromo. She asked for a cheaper back hall piece and suggested chromo work will rise once it becomes popular.

Harvey Maitland Watts Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square Walnut Street Mdy Chromo

Bright library patron ponders high school reading lists

A young library user, fond of books for his age, struggles with unfamiliar high school titles like The Three Musketeers. The librarian notes the reading list as he replies, then the boy concedes and jokes that both books are good "drawers of blood."

Paula Platt's Journey To Ohio Delayed By Reluctant Family

In a Philadelphia Ledger excerpt, Paula Platt waits two years to travel to Ohio hindered by age and timidity. Uncle Tom Whitters asks a friend when she will go, while neighbors wonder if the trip will ever happen and whether she will stay or depart.

Paula Platt Ohio Tom I Wlitters Pawa Paula Philadelphia Ledzer

Calling Teacher and the Gentle Eye Question

A Scots boy Johnny Edinborgly recalls the teacher describing the eye as a symbol of gentleness with doves songbirds and a swan. He answers that eggs also hatch snakes alligators sparrow hawks and eagles in a curious classroom exchange.

Johnny

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