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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
3
A Christmas bazaar display includes grotesque toy beetles prompting a diner party joke that turns sour. The article then shifts to Mount McKinley’s sinking due to earthquake activity and a party anecdote about Miss Biggle, noting a single word reply.
An old advertisement touts Bayer aspirin as genuine and safe for over twenty years. It urges acceptance of the Bayer package with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Tin boxes of 14 tablets cost a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists.
A fashion minded wife clashes with her husband over style choices. He protests wardrobe shifts while she cheekily offers a deal to stop wearing hair over her eyebrows in exchange for diamond earrings. An old ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry cleaner.
A dialogue shows Dustin Stax crediting hard work, study, and moral conduct as the base of his wealth. A young man seeks personal wealth advice, then realizes the information is for a magazine feature. The exchange hints at the blurred line between a lifestyle origin story and personal gain.
Mrs. A. finishes her daughter's haircut and plans to discard the hair. The child asks what will be done with it and suggests saving it to patch the father’s head, remarking it needs it badly.
A fragment presents a school scene where Jane cannot answer a math question and offers animal crackers as a bribe. The text ends with a dissatisfaction line and a prompt to advertise the item for sale.
The piece argues that American shipping has been ineffective and underused, with foreign insurers amassing gains on American cargoes and ships. It calls for reclaiming the merchant fleet to compete globally, ending treaty provisions that hinder U.S. ships, and highlights Britain’s postwar shipping gains as a model. It also weaves in cultural notes and editorial opinions on current international matters.
A Chicago study notes shifts in illness by season with fewer malaria cases and more pneumonia in winter spring. Typhoid declines due to better sanitation. hay fever guidance includes calcium chloride dosages and early treatment. Doctors report busier winter spring periods and historically busier summers and falls.
The text argues immigration is essential to the U S economy. It warns that labor shortages hinder production in farms and factories and would erode national prosperity if immigration does not resume. It notes America needs immigration to utilize its soil treasures and sustain growth.
The column blends a feisty portrait of King Edward with a New York World take on the League of Nations. It notes Indiana Republicans backing a clear cut anti league stance and highlights Senator Hiram Johnson and General Leonard Wood in the debate.
Chicago reports a rallying of old party elements to stress a third party movement. Johnson and Thompson oppose League of Nations reservations while Lodge Lenroot meetings shape the platform. London Tid-Bits and local quotes reflect ongoing pre convention tensions in a nationwide scramble for endorsements.
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