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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
4
A reflective piece argues that everyone relies on others for basic needs from food to housing. It contends that recognizing interdependence reduces class conflict and promotes civility, urging humility and mutual aid as keys to social stability.
An article by Jessie Roberts notes women joined farming during war demands and are now dispersing. It praises women in poultry and cattle work, remarks on their affection for animals, and foresees women replacing men in large farms with educated buyers and breeders finding profitable roles.
A lyrical meditation on woods as a sanctuary beyond speed and human order. The poem contrasts natural velvet paths and shaded glens with the demand of modern life, suggesting memory, mother’s voice, and a timeless other world accessed through forest quiet. It ends with a note on communion beyond distant, trod paths.
A fragment advises giving cool water to soothe swollen foamed gums and suggests that the amount depends on diet. It notes water should be cool and palatable, not tied, and mentions fruits vegetables and milk as influencing intake. A warning implies even young babies may be given certain drinks.
The article recalls the famed Zouaves of the French army, noted for their bold courage and bright red trousers. It notes how modern rifles made the scarlet uniforms a liability, leading to a lighter attire while the Zouaves maintained their storied reputation for daring.
The Spirit of the American Doughboy statue by H M Quesney of Americus Georgia has been selected by the national memorial committee of the American Legion for use as its memorial to the victims of the I W W assailants at Centralia Washington on Armistice Day 1919. The statue will be embodied also in the Legion’s national memorial.
Fragmentary text cites Tibet gold ownership by the Lama church and mentions high coconut production. also notes bilworms favor warmth and ancient Greeks using sycamore tooth imagery. Overall, sources are garbled with no coherent event or date.
John Lacey of Rock Island road has been engineer for 49 years on the Rocky Mountain Limited from Chicago to Denver. He has traveled 1,286,715 miles, about 91 Earth orbits, and currently runs Chicago to Rock Island, 181 miles. He will retire this year at age 70 with a large pension, attributing vigor to driving his engine standing up. he has never had an accident or suspension.
In a debate on Canadian history Hon. M. W. Towell cited seven as the lucky number. He noted responsible government secured in 1847, Confederation in 1867, an 187? imperial conference and imperial cabinet meeting in 1917, with constitutional conference planned for June.
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