Local Notes From Scotland South Dakota June 1912
Miss Iva Sweet goes to Yankton for dressmaking instruction. Several residents and visitors arrive or depart including Mrs. Geo. Dunmire and Mr. Stanton from Marshal Minnesota. Scotland's schools set new readers and curricula while the town prepares for a cemetery building project and reports a child’s death from lockjaw.
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Iva Sweet
Yankton
I'hursday
Geo. Dunmire
Mr. Stanton
Marshal, Mion
A. I. Miller
Claus Flick
Albert Nostrum
D. A. Lowl
Sam Johnston
la Groske
Treibers
Nanitol White Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief
Advertised as a universal remedy for muscular and rheumatic pain swelling and soreness. Claims quick relief from muscular aches and improves general well being with a fifty cent bottle noted as best investment.
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Bron
Mrs. Krieger Visits Relatives in South Dakota
Mrs. Henry Krieger of Sioux Falls spent Tuesday visiting the home of her husband’s brother, Fred Krieger. On Wednesday she traveled to Tripp to stay with the family of Rev. W. J. Krieger for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Krieger
Sioux Falls
Fred Krieger
Tripp
W. J. Krieger
Tool That Meant Victory and the Will to Do It
A waxed meditation on perseverance ends with the line He did as a man shapes fate with will The piece juxtaposes heroic resolve with a long list of historical centenarian figures and a humorous dialogue about marriage between a suitor and Mr Carrington
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George Brown
Armour
Goebring
Fool
Will
Fate
Longevity Debate in Historical Thought
Buffon says life can last six times development. Bacon and Hasland estimate eight times. Since full maturity isn’t reached until age twenty five, these authorities suggest life could extend to about two hundred years before the discussion ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffon
Bacon and Hasland
Allen and Duncan discuss cash flow and growth
In a terse exchange, Allen notes tight cash but growing business, considering pawning a portion to sustain progress. Duncan offers help and confirms plans, mentioning Thursday as a noted time. The dialogue hints at hardships and mutual support amid rising prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Duncan
Metimes
Allen and Duncan Monetary Exchange Dialog
A fragmentary dialogue shows Allen and Duncan discussing money owed and repayment. References to loans and thanks imply a casual financial exchange. The tone resembles a brief street chat or note from a social exchange column.
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Allen
Nix
Duncan
Ned
Slont Exchange
White Island New Zealands Sulphur Island Explored
Carlona White Island lies thirty miles northeast of New Zealand, an enormous sulphur island with a 900 foot rise, a fifty acre lake at 110 degrees, and perpetual dark clouds from steam craters. A past attempt to mine the sulphur failed due to lack of capital. The island emits strong acids and dark vapors, enveloping the summit in fumes.
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Carlona
White Island
New Zealand
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