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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
7
Mrs Eva E Shay of Garnett recounts severe illness and nervous breakdown after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after using five bottles and attributes improved vitality to the remedy. She urges others to try the medicine and praises its assistance.
Herbert M. Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire narrates a decade long stomach disorder that worsened until he used Eatonic. After taking one third of a box relief began and after five tablets from a new box the pain vanished, allowing him to eat and drink normally again.
A fragmented exchange traces Parker’s Me Rate tree estores to Grey and faded trials Mecox Cherm. Wks in Patchogue New York. A dialogue from the Boston Transcript hints at a misunderstanding about apologies after a call.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Toilet Water Soap Ointment and Talcum as a combined cosmetic for face baby and powder use. It touts affordability and convenience while noting perfume reduction. The copy hints at a mystery about separations and quiet domestic scenes referenced in London Tit-Bits.
Ad claims Allen’s Foot Maue powder relieves foot odor and sweating by shaking into shoes and foot bath. It suggests shoes feel roomier and tighter shoes loosen with use. Sold by retailers as a daily foot care aid for women.
A fragmented note describes a wife recounting a bad fit over a bill and a man named T observed. the scene centers on Londor and a group of ewes, with emphasis on financial frustration and social tension.
An 1900s discussion reviews mouth cancer causes including smoking hot beverages and dental work. Dr Field reports many cases near bridges and plates with poor hygiene. irritation from ill fitting dentures and decayed teeth linked to gum ulcers. Radium shows some treatment hope for advanced gum cancers.
London report notes the Lords bill on divorce reform faces slow progress amid opposition from Lady Astor. The piece highlights gender inequality in divorce law, the harsher standard for women, and high costs that deter the poor from obtaining divorce.
A speech argues that restricting production hurts labor as much as capital and that aligning capital and labor boosts overall output. He foresees labor contributing brains and effort to increase production for a mutually satisfactory share of the wealth.
A Springfield Illinois farmer G P Luedke invented a machine that bends over clover tops to strip seeds while the forage is kept for hay. The seed is threshed on the machine and stored, enabling a double profit. University of Illinois scientists approve the method as practical for sweet clover farming.
From Bache's Review the piece notes widespread retail price reductions spark a rush to buy rather than thrift. It argues many goods were marked up earlier and retailers reap cash gains while manufacturers resist wholesale cuts. The trend weakens wholesale markets and eases credit strain, with mixed impact on future pricing and stock levels.
A reflections on how public memory honors great figures from the Civil War and early aviation. The piece contrasts famous generals with modern air pioneers, noting a gap in names remembered and fame earned, while pondering contemporary feats and wage settlements postwar.
The discussion notes that workers may not be bound by court findings and could accept the scheme under protest. It suggests employers have opposed profit sharing less than before and urges deeper examination of its general implications before broader adoption.
The British army adopts a program to educate ranks in general and technical subjects during seven years of service. Officers will lead the civil training, aiming to transform soldiers into educated, employable citizens for post military life. The reform seeks to replace the old view of soldiers with a system that benefits individuals and the nation.
Olive Thurman sues Ferdinand A. Truell of Lincoln for 25000 alleging a 44 year courtship and promise to marry, plus fees for divorce and legal costs, followed by repudiation after marriage news. The piece notes Breezy Admiralty as digressive commentary on naval matters.
Officers and attendants in Vienna walk out taking locker keys to roves and robes of judges causing the courts to convene in ordinary clothing. A Mobile Alabama tea party parallel reports an eastern shore farmer dumping snap beans into Mobile Bay rather than selling them due to market prices around $1.60 per bushel.
An ad touts Freezone as a fast cure for corns and calluses with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It claims immediate relief and easy removal without soreness or irritation. Also noted is a Cincinnati discovery linked to a Finger-Prints item in Babylon tablets from excavations.
In Bridgeton New Jersey twenty five youths invested $1000 in United States thrift stamps to promote thrift and industry. They took on chores from dishwashing to selling papers and even prize earning activities to boost savings ahead of spending.
A quotation on shared pain asserts that in politics and in belief one member’s suffering affects all others, reflecting a view of collective responsibility and solidarity. The source frames this idea as an eternal truth across domains.
A terse report notes a man used a cemetery for moonshining and was raided, with a grave mistake hinted by observers. The incident highlights illegal liquor activity in a locations-based setting and underscores law enforcement actions.
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