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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
7
An advertise line touts a 10 cent copy of a book on avoiding work, regular price twenty cents, limited stock for Washington DC area. It notes a Farm company name and odd phrases about honesty, belief, and social behavior as stray commentary.
An Irish man walks along a road when a golf ball strikes him from behind. The golfer hurries over and asks about injuries. Pat quips that he did not know to dodge, misunderstanding fore as a warning and asking about folve.
Mrs Lizzie E Sledge of 140 Jones Ave Selma Alabama describes a four year struggle with black itching spots and severe irritation diagnosed as skin eczema. After two physicians failed she used Cuticura Remedies for six months with all eruptions cleared and no symptoms for three years.
The India Daily News reports a palm in Garaset subdivision near Dutta puker that stands upright by day and bends at night as the sun wanes. Eyewitnesses flock to witness the phenomenon and offer pujas, believing a god resides beneath the tree, while the earth remains intact.
An advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease as a proven antiseptic foot powder that relieves smarting and swollen feet, prevents friction, and saves stocking costs. It touts over 330000 cure testimonies and warns against imitations while urging customers to buy the advertised original. A separate poem excerpt from Wilbur Nesbit in Harper's Magazine for June reflects on religious observance and a child’s view of Sunday.
The article describes Countess Morosini of Venice captivating Kaiserlike leaders and J. Pierpont Morgan's approval in supporting her favored man. It notes her charm for strong men and her life with the Morosini family, including a daughter engaged to Count Labia.
Rash Rogers jokes about his poultry venture as poetical misfortune hits his $65 blue bottle fly incubator. In a separate note, an Atlantic City head waiter explains cool weather by joking that earthquakes and volcanoes have shifted the earth’s axis, reversing seasons.
Mia A Tayne of Columbus Mississippi describes years of kidney pain back and side troubles with burning secretions and sleepless nights. She credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with quick relief and lasting health, noting doctors offered little help and a dealer network sells them at 60 cents a box via Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Washington man visiting Virginia becomes intrigued by local fruit culture while in charge of a friend's young daughter. The girl notes a tree loaded with apples and explains the orchard has many apple trees, while other trees lack fruit, revealing a child’s simple lesson on season and crop variation.
Dialogue depicts a comical medical exchange about gout. A doctor mocks patient concerns while insisting the illness advances slowly. The banter emphasizes frustration as symptoms progress inch by inch.
A testimonial from Mrs. Augustus Lyon of East Ark notes relief from long standing backaches and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product as a standard female remedy for disorders including displacements, inflammation, irregularities and nervous symptoms.
Disjoint lines discuss a man as a watch able to be fast or slow and a woman named Bridget handling callers. The fragment hints at social interactions and dodging decisions, with implied themes of loyalty and availability.
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