Local notes from Scotland June 1911 civic life and weather
The Citizen-Republican reports Scotland Iowa area events including visits by residents to Yankton Sioux City and Armour, a city board of equalization session with minor property valuation changes, farm weather impact from a recent rain and heat wave, several trips for medical examinations and family visits, and local notes on schools, a new well at Arthur Hart’s farm with artesian flow, a moving automobile purchase, and a growing river boat house being used as a camping spot by local youths.
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Archia Waddans
Sioux City
Clark
Mthansreivel
Walter Nellis
R. M. Hardman
Springfield
Episcopal Church
Armour
City Board of Equalization
Nasesaor
Jon
Adolph Sterniingen
Ruvinin
John
Andes Lake
Prank Novak
Kaylor
Mary Varitek
Tyndall
Judge Chamberlain
Milton Shoemaker
Alexandria
G. P. Harben
Arkansas
Scotland
Wm. Escamp
Arthur Hart
Knox & Greenawalt
Duatesay Nerves and Digestive Aid Endorsed
A druggist endorses Mental Tenis Digestive as a world famous remedy for unsteady nerves, sick headache, and stomach ailments. It is presented as a tonic and system builder with claims tied to the American Drug & Press Association and Bruhn & breaker exclusive agents.
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American’ Drug & Press
Bruhn & Ebraker
Shopping ordeal in Burma intractable for buyers
From Blackwood's Magazine the depiction of Rangoon and Mandalay markets shows Burman shopwomen indifferent to buyers. Europeans in fine dress may draw some attention, but bargaining is nearly impossible as sellers cling to fixed prices, preferring a quiet market life.
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Rangoon
Mandalay
Burma
Blackwood's Magazine
Artificial lace in France the new production method
France gains a new artificial lace from a cuproammoniacal cellulose solution and engraved metal cylinder. The process uses a coagulation bath and a rotating cylinder to fix the design, creating a homogeneous durable fabric that dyes well and resists wear.
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France
Lyons
Calais
Caudry
Teach the sick to juggle in medical juggling advice
A medical piece suggests juggling as a beneficial pastime for patients and brain workers. It notes bedridden individuals can learn to juggle tennis balls to pass time and aid coordination, while rapid juggling might help preserve neural function in at risk cases. It cautions against dissipation like beer and cigarettes.
Skeleton in the doctor’s office shocks visiting boy
In a Baltimore physician’s office an eight year old boy and a friend discover an articulated skeleton in a closet. The frightened guest asks why, and the doctor’s son says his father is proud as it may be his first patient. The anecdote appears in Harper’s Magazine.
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Baltimore
Harper's Magasine
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Willi
Allswork
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Yankton, S. D
David Roberts
Roberts
Wisconsin
R. W. Russell Drug CO
the Citizen-Republican
P. A. Bliss
Soomnann
Logal News
Jos, V. Janda
Wagner
Bootland
James Kroll
Yankton
Mra. D. W. Chamberlain
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Audubon
Iowa
Inez Sonday
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Will Anand
Atlantic
D. G. Bond
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Bente
Philip Schmierer
Montana
Mobridge
Bowman
Lemmon
Andy Fliason
Arlie Barber
Pennington County
Ethel Shaw
Parkston
F. L. Wheeler
Emma Sneider
John Maas
Harmers’ Mutual Company
Jacob Hoffer
Appennicitia
Alfred Hoch
Storm Lake
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Mat Klinkner
Geddes
Jas. Baker
Kate Baker
Mra. Koobs
Mitchell
Jos. Blerningen
Frank Wanek
Sioux Falls
Miss Burgetts
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Huitmacher
Chas, Treiber
Tnat
Fullerton Lumber Co
Missouri
Black Hills
North Dakota
Watchorn
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F.becker
Philip Engel
Pnesir
Alex. Treiber
Carmien
Johns Scumierer
Philipengel
John Becker N. Serr JR
German Bank OF Scotland
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L. C. Colgan
Gano’s
Dray
Star Express
DR Lin
L, McLachla
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