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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

7

Peruna Endorsement by Assemblyman Tighe Gives Restorative Backing

Assemblyman John Tighe of the Fourth district Albany county writes that Peruna acts as a superior restorative tonic reviving mind and body after excessive work. He urges readers to try Peruna for nervous fatigue and catarrh and to write to Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free medical advice.

Tighe John Tighe Remsen St. Cohoes N. Y Albany County Perona Pernna J. Tighe Peruna Hartman Iis Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Clearing House for Indians in Muskogee Handles Over Million

The Muskogee Indian Agency in Indian Territory processes vast sums each year, acting like a bank for tribal funds. Estimates show over a million dollars pass through the agent annually, with revenues from Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Cherokee nations derived from coal, oil, land sales, and bond interest. Money orders flow daily for town lot payments, sometimes causing post office cash shortages.

Anent Muskogee Kansas City Journal Union Indian Agency Indian Territory Indian Agency Wisdom United States Indian Agent

Season for Moth Prevention and Fur Storage

The article urges thorough closet renovation in the moth season with airing, brushing, and packing woolens in cloth, plus several moth balls. It notes calamine, clean shelves, and even fresh paint to deter moths, and advises careful fur storage with newspapers and wrapped garments.

Provident

Dean's Kidney Pills Backache Cure Endorsed

Eugene B. Lario of Denver recalls praising Dean's Kidney Pills in 1899 for his backache. He states the remedy stopped his pain and he has had no twinge since. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the product at 50 cents a box and is sold by druggists.

Eugene B. Lario Twentieth Avenue Union Station Denver Colo Dean Foster-Milburn Co., Buf N.Y All Drugglera Prive

Never Lost Temper cited in Aunt Jane dialogue on temper and whisky color

An excerpt from the Boston Transcript notes Aunt Jane and Emily debating a man who never lost his temper and shifts to a World column on Scotch whisky. It explains that whisky color does not indicate age, that aging occurs in casks, and that color is often enhanced by burned sugar to meet branding standards.

Boston Transcript Boston ‘Transcript Jane Henry Emily London World

Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as cure for indigestion

A letter form of testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as the best remedy for dyspepsia causing irritability insomnia and poor sleep. It cites Mr Buggson and Mr Baysson from San Francisco and Aix les Bains praising improved digestion after eight boxes and urges purchase via druggists with a diet book offered by the Dr Williams Medical Co.

Buggson William Dr. Williams Joseph Baysson Aix-les-Bains France Larkin Street San Francisco Cal

Don’t Poison Baby With Narcotics in Child Medicine

Forty years ago most mothers used paregoric or laudanum to ease a child to sleep and a few drops too many could be fatal. Narcotics like paregoric, laudanum, and morphine ruin health or kill. draggists must label poisons. Castoria does not contain narcotics if it bears Chas H. Fletcher’s signature.

Castoria Chas H. Fletcher

Old Soldier Guards Civil War Flag Recovery Tale

Boston Globe recounts Sergeant Michael Scannell of Lynn and an elderly Massachusetts veteran who recalls the 19th Regiment color capture at Petersburg on June 22, 1864. The flag, seized by rebels, was later returned to the state after Congress honored the veteran who delivered it to the governor. The story notes Scannell’s insistence on never making shoes for rebels while in Andersonville prison.

Massachusetts Boston Globe Doris Hall State House Jong Petersburg Commonwealth Michael Scannell Lynn Essex County Litthe Scannell New York 16Th Massachusetts Scannell Jack Robinson Andersonville Haverhill 19Th Regiment

Pretty Fair Idea and Odd Notices From Washington Post

A garbled Washington Post clipping offers comments by Colonel Bryan on future events and a series of curious ads and notes. It references Colonel Bryan’s nomination implications, a free sample offer from Allen’s Foot-Ease, and Samuel Bowles considering a modeling school in Rutland Vermont. Also includes a Cleveland Leader hat gag and a Sioux City quảng cáo entry from 1905.

Washington Post Colonel Bryan

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