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The Citizen Republican in Scotland, South Dakota

30 Jun 1921

Page 6

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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

6

Hugh Drummond hunts for danger in a Berlin linked thriller

In December 1914 in Berne, Captain Hugh Drummond investigates a conspiracy plotting to paralyze Great Britain. He bars a web of blackmail and murder led by Carl Peterson, while hidden dangers stalk The Elms and its occupants Phyllis Benton and Henry Lakington as Drummond probes a cobra’s lair and a mutinous ally.

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Rynopsla Berne Carl Peterson Great Britain Amanelzs Hocking Steineman von Gratz Echome Hiram Potts Hugh Sull-Dog) Drummond aMcer Phyllis Benton Carl Hateteen Lakington Drummond Miss Benton Peterson Potts Ait Hurf Paterson Me Hilme Tmistak Gate Ain Wales Mr. Benton Méite France van Dyck Hughs Hite Osaki Hugh Drummond England King Phyllie Benton Henry Lakington Tow Brett Rn Mr. Peterson Bough Iaddie Patos Sres Jenkins Phyllis Jem Smith Jem
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Fragments describe folklore and forest superstition

The text cites beliefs about fragrant wools and forest lore. It mentions a Burmese superstition that beams and balances should be made from a sacred wood called Thuman to avert evil. The article notes various curious beliefs and references American Forestry commentary on superstition.

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Unscrambled Note Sparks Confusion at Dinner Table

A garbled diary-like fragment recounts a disrupted meal with phrases about a sister inhaling soup and a mysterious exchange among elders. The excerpt hints at tension and possible misinterpretation among attendees, ending with a cryptic line from an observer.

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Lawresee
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Open Letter to Women on Health and Recovery

An open letter from Mrs. J S Lorre of Philadelphia describes relief from monthly distress and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for seven months. The letter urges other women to try the remedy to regain energy for daily duties and household work.

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Lydia E. Pinkham Eustabe J.S. Lorre Livingston St Philadelphia Lydia J. Pinkham
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None to Spare Health Index Rudely Misses Children

The Boston Transcript remarks that government health indices exceed ninety for people, yet neglect animals like horses, cattle, and swine. It questions what index would suit children, hinting at a disparity between human welfare and animal care in public measurement.

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Boston Transcript
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Allen's Foot Ease Antiseptic Powder Ad

An 1900s style ad extols Allen's Foot Ease to prevent foot friction, caluses, and bunions. It claims over 1.5 million pounds used by the Army and Navy in war, urging readers to adopt the powder for clean, healing feet and to form the habit.

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Allen Allen’s Woot
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Critics Hint at Applause in Silent Audience

In remarks from two critics, the value of applause is minimized while noting that an audience will inevitably respond. The exchange underscores skepticism about the significance of public reaction to performances.

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Looten
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