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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

7

Democratic Platform Emphasizes Wilson Era Policies

The platform lauds Woodrow Wilson's administration, pledging continued national and international engagement. It calls for tariff reform, currency and banking changes, anti monopoly measures, a strong navy, world peace through League of Nations, and expanded social and labor protections, including farm aid and women’s suffrage.

St. Louie Democratic Party United States Woodrow Wilson Federal Reserve Law Sommerchil Impe Undia Sepulslivan Hplinetal

War encounter on English coast stirs a wary youth

Percy Armen describes meeting a sergeant on an English village street. The 21 year old youth, startled by questions about marriage, is told that the war effort needs him. The sergeant emphasizes enlistment despite the youth’s disbelief at the ongoing conflict.

Percy Armen Kite Countey

Teledo Blade Snippet Reflects Town Pride and Odd Tales

A fragment from Teledo Blade describes local pride amidst fragmented chatter. The piece mentions a town scavenging for small talk with references to a guidy bev, a fallen item from a motor, and various quirky landmarks, ending with an unclear line about ly4fite taplante acid.

Teledo Blade Joe Summera Simmons Bill Moodler

Last of a Famous Beach as Oriental Hotel Is Torn Down

The New York World notes Manhattan Beach loses its character with the removal of the Oriental hotel in the mid eighties. The beach, once famed for exclusivity and grand hotels, contrasts with Brighton Beach and Coney Island while arguing for a broader seaside district to serve all incomes.

Woodrow Wilton New Jersey Thomas Riley Maral Indiana Deat Woortrayw Wilson Amerios Nas Oriental Manhattan Beach New York Gilmore Brighton Beach Ita Coney Island West End Manhattan

Dandruff Care Ad Promotes Cuticura Remedies

Advertisement advises using Cuticura Ointment for dandruff and itching, followed by Cuticura Soap with hot water to maintain a healthy scalp. Claims relief from dandruff burning and crusting and offers free samples by mail with a book from Cuticura Dept. L Boston.

Dept. L Boston

Castoria safety recalled in protestant ad copy

An OCR fragment urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for infant and child use claiming 300 years of In Use. The text shifts to a misfit query about a hypothesis and drug use, ending with a confusing question about diet injury and a child’s urs.

Fletcher

Free pre book on nerve disease cure by Jesse A Cane

An offer for a pre publication book titled Lenotivgi-Lts Cause and Cure. The author Jesse A Cane from Brockton Wy Adv invites readers to request a free copy claiming it explains nerve diseases including Neumatha and Neurithy with a promised cure.

Jesse Brockton Mins

Freckles Attract Attention In City Bank Heist Tale

A hazy transcription describes a bank incident where a suspect nicknamed Freckles is linked to a theft. Witness accounts and police notes outline a getaway and the search for the suspect.

Golfers Hide Ball In Trousers Joke

Two business men meet for weekend golf in friendly rivalry. A driven ball goes astray and one man slips a new ball from his trousers to hide the error, claiming to have found the original ball after ten minutes. The other calls him a cheat in a light humorous exchange from Harper's Weekly.

Improper fraction joke frames classroom exchange

The teacher asks Johnny Jones what an improper fraction is. Johnny retorts with a line about thinking they are all improper, turning a math moment into a playful classroom quip.

Johnny Jones Johnny

Pains Inside and Back Pains Inside and Back

Burlington reader Anna Kerry reports relief from back and internal pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She urges other women to try the remedies and notes the company offers confidential advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.

Burlington Wis Ukham Mia Anna Kerry Chestnut Street Lydia Jo. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Iass

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