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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
A reflection on human nature arguing that most people act from high motives. It urges seeking the good in others, cultivating kindness, and giving benefit of the doubt, citing everyday acts of care and the Genesis idea that creation was good. The piece compares humanity to a garden, with outcomes depending on what is planted.
In Crimson Gulch, the town’s gaming resort shuts down as rumors swirl on who ended the run. Three-Fingered Sam claims the police moved in, but Cactus Joe's winning streak is cited as the real turning point.
The article traces how the terms gros grain and grog emerged from Admiral Edward Vernon of the British navy. Vernon popularized pouring rum and water for sailors aboard his ship the Burford, earning the nickname Old Grog from his grogram cloak, and giving rise to the word grog still in use today.
Maj. Gen. Harbord named executive assistant to Gen. Pershing, clearing clash of authority as Pershing handles war organization and Harbord administers the army. Harbord, born 1868 in Bloomington Illinois, rose from private to major general, serving in Cuba the Philippines and Mexican border patrols before going to France in 1917. He commanded the Marine Brigade of the Second Division at Belleau Wood and led the Second Division in the Soissons attack.
Jessie Roberts discusses the idea that luck plays a limited role in success. She cites Elsie Shaver of York who created a doll line through hard work, perfect detail, and initiative, showing a strong work ethic beats waiting for luck.
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Fragmented OCR shows a collection of recipes and methods from a "MOTHER'S 4 : COOK BOOK" by Verne Way. Includes peas with mint sauce, potato salad, egg and anchovy dishes, dressings, vinegars, ginger ale gelatin salad, and related kitchen instructions.
Edward Clifford of Evanston Illinois has been named assistant secretary of the treasury and director general of the soldier rehabilitation service. The role unites the bureau of war risk insurance the public health service and vocational training. Clifford long aided the American Legion and helped finance the Legion Weekly. He organized Evanston post and grew membership from fifteen to seven hundred in under a year. He chaired the Legion finance committee in 1919 and helped found the Legion Weekly. Clifford retired from Elston Clifford Co in 1916.
Rev William T Manning rector of Trinity Church was consecrated tenth bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York succeeding the late Bishop Charles Summer Burch. The ceremony in the Cathedral of St John the Divine followed by his first address at the 136th annual convention emphasized the church as a force for honest dealing and brotherhood amid labor and capital, while avoiding stance on specific political economics.
Judge Ben Lindsey of the Denver Juvenile court pays 531.70 in fine and costs ending a lengthy contempt case dating back to 1916. He refused to divulge confidential information from a youth whose mother faced murder charges, a decision reviewed by higher courts but ultimately upheld.
A fragmentary page blends kitchen lore with verse and musings on humanity. It includes recipes for lamb tongues on toast with white sauce, caramel almond ice cream, and calf brains with eggs, followed by a poetic meditation on patience, love, and the flavor of a man.
A collection of kitchen notes describing baked bean soup using beans and tomatoes, sponge pound cake with lemon rind, scrambled eggs with ham, and calf liver forcemeat. Includes guidance on preparation, seasoning, and serving with bread or toast, with tips on using forcemeat in creamed dishes and as flavoring for tasteless foods.
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