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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
7
Cleveland Ohio and Hanover Pennsylvania women report relief from female trouble using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Letters claim avoidance of surgery and restored health after use. They describe pain relief, renewed energy, and willingness to recommend the remedy.
A writer muses on naming a new paper and the burden of libel risk. The narrator jokes about a long winded title to avoid damages while attorneys risk blunder in indictments that may be quashed.
Careful checks urged on Castoria bottles for infants and children to ensure the remedy bears the proper signature. The ad notes Castoria has been in use for over 20 years and that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A man notes persistent rain and cloudy days provoke talk of forming a Society for the Promotion of Higher Barometric Contents as earnest citizens discuss organizing after consecutive bad weather.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Hose antiseptic powder for tired swollen feet promising rest and comfort. It mentions vendor and a questionable address in New York. The ad includes garbled lines and urging readers not to accept substitutes. It also notes a separate statistic about nearly forty thousand electric vehicles in the country.
Francois Beaupre, a young peasant, faces poverty after his family is broken by misfortune. The seigneur General Gourgau offers a path to a noble future, asking him to join the marshal’s life, but Francois chooses family duty over glory. His mother’s hopeful courage and his father’s pride shape a stubborn, resilient arc.
Francois helps copy the general Napoleon memoir in a chateau study as the retreat from Moscow unfolds. A boy's dream of glory grows while the commander commands, and a tale of courage and peril tests loyalties and memory. The general critiques Francois on a tale of endurance, and the chapter ends with a promise of continuation next week.
The article argues faith endures beyond theologians and philosophers as religion provides inner peace and life. It cites Rudolf Kucken noting religion's experiential power surpasses scientific proofs. It claims those without religious experience cannot be persuaded by argument alone and that religious power arrives as love to the seeker.
In The Future American Albert Bigelow Paine notes the Portuguese aboard a ship as a vivid, cohesive group with guitars and hypnotic tunes. He ponders racial solidarity, future blending of cultures, and envisions a coppery complexion and mixed dances in a distant, hopeful America. He also mentions the London debt tally of 192,828,947.
A Chicago Record-Herald piece recalls a heartbroken man who cannot forget a lost love. He reflects on how reminders of her color his world, and he longs to forget for even a day to hope again.
A Fifth Avenue jewelry clerk shows a platinum handbag studded on one side with diamonds priced at 9000 dollars. A wealthy customer dislikes the single diamondless side and, at an extra cost of 7000 dollars, the issue is resolved.
A wry quip on baseball and umpiring, noting a nobleman would favor rank in decisions, contrasting with cricket’s style and England’s game culture.
An ANJ reader recounts eye trouble improved after giving up coffee and tea caffeine and switching to Postum. A son avoided glasses after three years on Postum, while the writer reports relief from heart nerviness and overall health since quitting coffee. Postum is sold in Regular and Instant forms by grocers with the slogan There’s a Reason.
A man bursts into a friend’s room in a drunken panic crying wrong and revealing a mangled poem about his "little boy." He brands the criminal compositor, flaunting a newspaper as the friend reads aloud a garbled opening line from National Monthly.
A New York doctor proposes a tab let combining antidote with poison so a person can swallow corrosive sublimate safely. The note imagines applying the principle to firearms and suggests an automatic self-resisting bullet might be more useful than a cure-all.
A vintage advertisement promotes Cuticura for pimples and blackheads. It recommends gentle dabbing with Cuticura Ointment, rinsing after five minutes, and frequent bathing with Cuticura Soap to prevent inflammation and clogged pores. It touts worldwide sale and offers free samples with a 32-page Skin Book from Cuticura, Boston.
A British postal shift within a year may drop horses from mail delivery as motorcycles with sidecar attachments gain a dominant position nationwide, transforming rural and urban routes and altering transport logistics for the service.
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