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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
7
A humorous anecdote sequence recounts a doctor who declines drugs and instead prescribes gardening to a man who is run down. Jerome McWade delivers an after dinner toast about the Ladies and the perils of staying in town. The audience laughs at the punchline about gardening as the cure.
A playful exchange centers on a modest maid described as pink of propriety and quick to redden at offense. The snippet mentions money changing hands and how three twenty dollar bills vanish quickly, suggesting a light domestic vignette.
A reflective note questions a grandmother's cooking prowess while describing the innovative method of Indian Corn being rolled and toasted to crisp wafer thin flakes. The passage contrasts traditional knowhow with a modern kitchen technique.
Corn flakes are toasted and sealed in air tight packages for freshness. The process from first cooking to packaging ensures no human fingers touch the product before it reaches consumers.
In a dramatized scene from A Romance of Extraordinary Distinction, Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews portrays a close encounter during a Russian campaign. A mounted clash interrupts the emperor's path as General Rapp leads guards to rout pursuing Cossacks, and the narrator bars a fatal strike on Zappi, revealing human frailty amid war.
Francois Beaupre recalls a pivotal ride and reunion as Austrian pursuers close in. Pietro Zappi appears, revealing family bonds and a plan to move to America. The marquis confides why he brings Pietro to the seigneur, and a renewed sense of brotherhood and duty unfolds amid looming danger.
Claire listens as her son recalls his day at the castle amid noble children and a pivotal encounter with the Marquis. She weighs duty, fate, and gratitude guiding him toward a future shaped by Napoleon’s shadow and family destiny. Francois questions his role in serving the marquis and wonders how to show thanks through small duties.
Milan reports the case of Pegoud the aviator linked to a looping flight incident after selling his aircraft to Italian pilot Dal Alistro. Wreigsmuth accused Pegoud of tampering but the court found no sinister intent. Dal Mistro joined Pegoud’s service. the judge cautioned Pegoud about post sale actions. Reverie closes with a poetic aside from Mra. Magrechelli.
Miss Jennette Glider critiques a pink and gold mustache cup at the Bad Tarto show in New York. She quips the cup outshines its rival and notes a broader mood of taste including a “spiritual” and “material” bad taste exhibit. The conversation turns to a fortune hunter and a poor American mother plotting a marriage for money with a Western heiress described as gauche and frail.
Charles R Knight, famed for dinosaur depictions, says he prefers to be known as a painter and sculptor of modern animals. He discusses working live from zoo models in Washington where an encounter with a couple prompts him to describe landscapes and habitats.
A five year old girl in Maurice Iowa suffered a spring 1911 eruption on the lip and surrounding area that resembled ringworm with watery blisters and itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as directed the condition improved and was reportedly completely cured within three to four months. The letter, dated October 22 1912, is signed by Mr Henry Prins and promotes Cuticura products with a free sample offer.
A Chicago drama critic recalls Gob Millard winning a girl with three millions and describes Bob in a stylish morning scene. He notes Bob’s top hat, frock coat, spats, and an 18 inch gold amber cigarette tube, joking that the doctor ordered him to avoid tobacco.
A fragment from a historical piece presents a rustic exchange on why a young Rounder eight faced a heavy punishment. The wording hints at humor and rural speech without clear modern context.
Ambiguous exchanges describe a pursuit and an elder’s refusal to fund a high yearly estimate. A rival figures cheaper options for a task, while a spectator notes the large crowd at a skate event with no dancing tango.
Kansas City readers share testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from infertility and pain. A Kansas City mother describes overcoming childbirth pain and bearing two daughters after use. A Georgia resident reports improved appetite sleep and walking ability after trying the remedy and urges others to do likewise.
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