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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
2
In a tense sequence, Marcroux overpowers a foe and binds him in a servant’s storage to prevent a suspected murder plot. Florence is shown as a potential target while Perenna and accomplices tighten control, with plans to sacrifice Florence to avert catastrophe.
Don Luis confronts Gaston Sauverand and Florence Levasseur in a confined chamber, considering a truce and possible alliance. Sauverand hints at a larger conspiracy tied to Marie Fauville, Hippolyte, and shared pasts, as Weber closes in and truth unsettles loyalties.
Miss Kathryn Adams Peoples of Johnson City Tennessee, a Red Cross worker at national headquarters, announces her engagement. A prominent social and musical figure, she starred in a Red Cross benefit of The Japanese Girl and served as maid of honor at the First Tennessee reunion. The wedding is set for June 22 at the bride’s home.
A bulletin reports Capt Perry Belmont’s claims that German influence on national anthems is untrue. It asserts Tully created the music, de Brinon wrote the words, and Handel plagiarized. Memoirs and sources from Mme de Crequy are cited as supporting evidence of this 18th century attribution.
An excerpt quotes Wilhelm Strasse boater praising U S superiority over Germany, claiming German secret services were outmatched. It discusses Von Bernstorff and Washington intrigue, alleging U S espionage strength and German agents thwarted by covert actions and counterintelligence.
The article notes the soldier and sailor insurance program aiding U S forces. It counts over two million service members enrolled with more than 16.5 billion dollars in coverage, highlighting government benefits for military personnel.
Hippopotamus meat touted as comparable to pork but impractical due to numerous hippos roaming freely, risking yard damage similar to chickens. Ady Red Cross Ball Blue advertised as a grocer item for laundry use.
The article notes China is modernizing faster than many expect through widespread telephone use. It highlights that most equipment is imported and operated largely by foreigners, yet local telephone service prices run far below those seen in the United States.
England notes Captain George C. Foulds who has lectured in the country and served at the Flanders front since 1915. He has endured every battle of the war without a scratch, described as having a charmed life.
The pink boll worm, the worst enemy known to India’s cotton crop, probably originated there. It later spread to Burma, Ceylon, Egypt and nearly every cotton district worldwide.
A paper pressed spoon designed for disposable use after meals is introduced to improve sanitation in dining venues. A mechanism has been devised to enable one person to operate a two-man saw, and a saying notes that fortune often resembles four owls.
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