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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

6

Young America Ideals and Racial Mixture Debate in Address

In a high school graduation address in St. Louis City, pastor Briehte Merritt Driver of the People's Church denounces race mixing as part of American identity, arguing Young America stands for unity and nation-building rather than artistic pursuits. He praises Washingtonian leadership, asserts wealth is not the goal, and emphasizes a mission to advance law, empire, and God’s order, while warning against mixing races as harmful to national character.

America Vta Merritt Driver People's Church Obleaxo Slows Amerion Ix Father Hin George Washington Mueton Amorisaer Ighalres Young America England Pune

Turbulent Republic and Volcanic Activity Details

The fragment mentions Central American volcanoes with Guatemala's peak at 15 thousand feet and others in Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. It cites a 1635 eruption of Volcano Céstimfihne in Nicaragua with ash reaching 1,600 miles and a 3,830 foot height. It references disruptions in Nicaragua and El Salvador for three days and lists various place names across Mexico, Japan, and other regions in a garbled context.

Guatemala Salvador Nicaragua Costa, Rica Caragua Republica Wicaragua Nunderinga México Santa Maria

The Minister of Police by Henry Mountjoy

A Paris era romance during Louis XI that follows De Sartines and the Austrian Madame Linden as plots unfold. De Sartines plots to crush rivals with a secret contract while Linden uses charm to advance her aims, confronting court intrigue, love, and danger in a tense power struggle.

Henry Mountjoy Paris Louis XI Voltaire Cafe de Regenatice Madame Linden de Sartines Polles Splea de Tuawic Rowspew Ane Enda Vienna Siechicg de Lussie Jowfire Pol ‘Iee de Hichellon de Lussac Pope Madame I4n Richeller Bastille

The Ewer and the Court of Woman Worship

A dramatic confrontation unfolds as a woman breaks a water ewer over a cowardly rival, washing away his pretense and exposing social caste. Her defiant vow to love prevails despite the enmity of a society ruled by women, while De Lussac faces arrest at the Bastille.

Rosine de Lussac Monsieur Beauregard

Madame Linden Faces Honor and Debt Amid Paris Intrigue

Madame Linden endures a cascade of demands from Boehmer the jeweler and Behrens the haberdasher over a 40 000 franc bill and a complete necklace. Placide reports a visitor as the baroness contemplates a canceled Stenlis reception while anger toward De Sartines and De Joyeuse colors her mood.

Monsieur Boehmer Boehmer Bohmer Boeh-meer Vienna Monsieur Hbostang Placide Madame Monseur Menos Behrens Nes' Iy Sophie Pana Boehj Agionnaire Monsieur Rebens Paris Europe Monsieur Behrens Monsieur Bompard House House Madame Linden Boehmer and Behrens Madame de Stenlis Madame de Stensis Madame la Baronne Linden Rosine Vaudrin

Minister De Sartines Interrogates as Imprisonment Looms

In the era of King Tours XV the nobility dine at four and supper at eight while the king dines at six and eats at nine. De Sartines, rival to the Duc de Choiseul, dined at four thirty and supped at eight thirty, closer to the king than his peers. At seven thirty on De Lussac's imprisonment, Sartines sat at his bureau in the Hotel de Sartines octagon chamber, interviewing agent Laverne beside Beau regard.

Tours Monsieur de Sartines Duc de Choisuel

Dirigible Craft Not Profitable In German Airship Venture

From the Boston Transcript the latest report on the German airship company shows costly operations and recurrent losses. A Zeppelins price tag nears $200,000. salvages after disasters are minimal. For 1915 the official figures indicate a loss of about 1 600 000 marks on 9 000 000 marks capital, with receipts of 827 000 marks and expenses at 737 000 marks leaving a net 90 000 marks. The Schwaben’s destruction and prior year losses compound shareholder burdens.

Boston Transcript Schwaben MpAntok Tere Ee Otic

The Farmer as Mechanic in The Christian Herald

The piece claims farmers make better automobilists than city people due to greater machinery experience. It argues a farmer’s understanding of engines, even a single cylinder, aids practical maintenance and operation of autos, contrasting urban familiarity with rural knowhow.

Heral Aid Che Ti

Ironing Board Padding Instructions From Mother's Magazine

A fragment describes padding an ironing board with thick quilt or old blanket and lining it with muslin. Two slips are made to fit the board and changed frequently to keep the surface clean, ensuring padding lasts for months.

Mother's Magazine

Cuticura cures woman's scalp eczema after years

Mrs Geo F Clark of Sherta Missouri details a five year battle with a severe scalp eczema. She treated with Cuticura Ointment and Soap after doctors warned of head shaving. Using one box and part of the second, her scalp cleared and hair regrew, with relief from itching and burning.

Sherta Mra Geo. F. Clark Dept. L. Bowton Ady

London and Its Lumber Nostalgia for Hackney Carriages

The piece notes London as a conservative city that loves its lumber and lamp posts bearing hackney carriage notices. It recalls how vehicles have stood idle for years, with relics enduring as a social history snippet. The author forecasts future eras of flight and shows how terms like hackney carriage may fade from memory.

London Europe Amulaeros

Fly catching nets profit in Shreveport man Bartsch

Bartsch of Shreveport Louisiana earns a living by catching flies for the city board of health. He netted 24 dollars and 20 cents in two days and bought about 100 traps after premiums were offered. He undercuts prices from 50 to 20 cents per quart, and continues work while the treasury lasts.

Shreveport City Board of Health Bartsch Health Board Treasury

Free Sign Sparks Sudden Crowd Rush at Venue

In a tense exchange, a manager suggests removing the rear exit sign and posting the word Free to trigger a mass exodus. The judge cautions that such a tactic could cause injuries and legal trouble.

Coffee Nerves Lifted by Postum Says Texas Girl

A Texas girl recalls using coffee from childhood to age about six months ago. After switching to Postum her nerves cleared, complexion improved, and headaches faded. She, a primary teacher, notes no indigestion or headaches since the switch and recommends Postum’s ready form and brewing tips.

Texas Postum Co Battin Creek Mich Wellville

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