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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
3
A St Paul reader reports back and side pain relief and normal kidney function after using Dr Pierce's Anurie Tablets. The ad touts Anuric as anti uric acid, cleansing bladder and kidneys, and curing lumbago rheumatism gout by removing poisons and keeping the body in a clean state.
Dr A P Hughes president Ev ansville college and Lucy Jenkins Franklin dean recently spoke in Henderson Ky to a large high school audience. During a reading a motherly line prompted Adolphus to obey and rise in fear as his mates taunted him with the command. The moment stretched five minutes before quiet returned.
In a heated exchange Senator Sorghom resists the label playing politics, preferring dancing to describe how a man maneuvers a field when pursued by an irascible bull, as quoted in the tense discussion.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising a new rich fadeless color for fabric including wool silk cotton and blends with a guide inside. It suggests matching colors via a Diamond Dye Color Card and hints at hotter weather ahead in a closing upsell.
An old advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a remedy for coughs bronchitis colds and throat irritation. It claims flu fatalities outpaced wartime deaths and notes the product has aided thousands of homes worldwide for fifty three years. Also mentions a tale of jealousy involving a 20 year old and a 40 year old man.
An old advertisement touts Big's Cream Balm as a quick relief for clogged nostrils and head cold. It claims the antiseptic cream penetrates air passages to soothe inflamed membranes, ending hawking and headaches with instant relief. A later fragment discusses mechanical zoology and naming tools like monkey wrench and mule, wryly noting Prohibition era attitudes.
A cynic is described as a person who can be a super idealist by believing the world could be perfected by addressing minor errors he highlights. The commentary portrays cynicism as a critique that seeks small corrections rather than sweeping changes.
Secretary Lansing sought precedent for cabinet sessions while President Garfield lay near death. Robert Todd Lincoln, former secretary of war, recalled that no cabinet meeting was called in the 80 days after Garfield was shot on July 2, 1881. The cabinet met only socially at the White House to comfort the family, not to transact official business. Lincoln noted senior officials feared the vice president might need to act, complicating succession.
British plane makers exit the plano business due to German competition. The Brismead plant closed last week, 300 workers laid off, as labor costs surged. In the U S, wage earners risk losing jobs if German and other imports flood ports. American workers must stay on the job to defend domestic industry.
Charles M Schwab praises the reliable worker as the daily engine of industry stating progress comes from effort on the job. He argues promotion comes from proven usefulness and emphasizes punctuality and learning to fit for higher roles in every field.
A terse observed proverb notes that a man who wastes hours arguing with women and babies ends with no viable outcome, reflecting a cautionary stance on futile confrontations and social interactions.
An advertisement touts Freezone, a small bottle from drugstores, promising instant relief from hard and soft corns and toe calluses with drops that lift the corn without soreness. It claims sensational discovery by a Cincinnati genius and notes a few cents price. The ad ends with a humorous quip about a wife and dog.
An advisory states that Bayer tablets labeled Bayer on genuine Aspirin, branded as Bayer Cros safety, are the true world famous Aspirin trusted by physicians for over 18 years and safe to take.
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