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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
2
The unnamed actress questions why a lawyer would arrange a divorce privately. Peggy recalls the moment as Kitty admits the idea lacked public publicity and suggests the attorney offered a discreet approach to end the marriage.
A conversation about responsibility and charity centers on a man who leaves $100 with a teacher as he dies. The teacher contemplates prayer and ethics, while a youth named Tommy offers a blunt reply. The dialogue touches on mercy, judgment, and the limits of guidance.
A promotional offer from Professor Munyon at 63rd and Jefferson Streets Philadelphia invites readers to request a free trial of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills. The ad extols liver stimulation, claims gentle action without griping, and warns about harmful laxatives while touting medical confidentiality and at home diagnosis.
A fragmented scene shows Dick Warrington and Patty debating love and duty amid a political rally. In parallel, Mayor Bennington faces Donnelly and McQuade as labor strife and police power collide at the city hall, hinting at an impending showdown over strikes and gubernatorial influence.
The readable text shows garbled names and phrases about Nas Tnarted and a ball game. It mentions Willie and a grassmother figure and hints at a destination or event. No clear event, date, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Isabel Wysp spends lavishly on a rich wife, entertaining Mrs. Blinking in a day of shopping and meals. Henry returns, furious at the cost, smashes the china pig bank, and later pretends a gift goat is an exception, praising the outing while warning against excess.
Floral decor and window boxes inspire home charm this June. Build long narrow boxes, 8 to 12 inches wide, 10 inches deep, anchored securely. Paint to match the house, use a brick red mix for the box, and plant selections should be chosen to suit the climate and season.
The guidance covers filling east and west boxes with good garden loam mixed with well rotted manure and filling north side boxes with rich foam, leaf mold, and old manure if possible. It emphasizes soil depth, watering, and drainage by centering dirt lower than edges and leaving holes in the box sides to let water escape during heavy rains.
A Woman's World hostess hosted a bird themed event with a gay dining room of blossoms and fruit branches. Canary cages and a jar of apple blossoms formed the centerpiece as guests tried to identify birds like blue jay, robin, magpie, parrot, and canary. After refreshments, candy eggs and the lighthearted game filled the afternoon. A note adds a statistic about missionaries in China, 4,000 Protestant and 1,400 Roman Catholic.
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