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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
6
A farm near Quarryville reports tailless rats after terrier dogs chased pests to hives. Years ago D. J. Hess used dogs to suppress a rat infestation, but many tails were lost and the new generation now appears tailless, according to the Lancaster Dispatch Philadelphia North American.
An art sale at Anderson galleries in New York saw a rare Flemish tapestry titled The Hiymakers dating to the late seventeenth century sell for 1400 dollars to M. Kernochau. Other top lots included a Sung dynasty wine jar about 960 A D for 175 dollars, a Ming Chinese painting to M Kernochan for 160, a Ming Keun painting to the same buyer for 150, and a Ming landscape to W Hotchkiss for 130 dollars.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a long hunt for a lost home. The speaker mentions moving west and surviving a six day search for their house, with a colloquial tone and sparse details. The dialogue hints at displacement and perseverance.
The article counsels quitting coffee when caffeine causes headaches nerves insomnia and jitters. It suggests easy steps and provides dietary guidance to reduce caffeine intake and manage symptoms.
An old advertisement touts Instant Postum made from roasted wheat with molasses and asserts it is free from harmful substances. It notes thousands who reject health concerns choose Festa with comfort.
In Benson's camp a tense night of gambling and threats unfolds. Duane meets Jennie Bland, a frightened captive seeking rescue from Bland's abuse, while Euchre schemes to move her away. Mrs. Bland, a bold and flirtatious matron, probes Duane's character as he contemplates a risky plan to help Jennie.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt discusses Su matra society where matriarchy persists in Menangkabau with land ownership by women and female lineages. The piece notes Hindu and Arab influences, and explains marriage customs, polygamy, and evolving male roles under Dutch rule, including bride prices and social expectations.
A reflective piece urges citizens to remember liberty’scost and to renew devotion to the flag and martyrs. It calls for teaching future generations patriotism, responsibility, and the preservation of national institutions amid rapid growth and shifting loyalties. It laments voter disengagement and outlines a vision of virtuous citizenship.
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