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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
8
A Philadelphia Ledger item and exchange sketch recount a humorous dialogue about cold logic and gravity, then move to a tale of forgetfulness among wives and husbands. A minister’s wife, a traveling man’s wife, and a doctor’s wife compare their spouses’ memory lapses with wit and domestic banter.
A fragment from an old paper recounts a school reading scene about a mispronounced massacre word and a chairman's correction. It also narrates a surgeon’s tale of tremors from coffee, discovering Postum as a calming substitute with reports of improved steadiness and sleep.
In a fragment from a historical romance, Master Francis Cludde faces treachery at Coton End. The chancellor offers a path to power as a hidden agent in the Netherlands, while Cludde grapples with shame, loyalty, and a plan to escape his past. He flees Arden toward Stratford, aided by a coded message to Petronilla and a tense confrontation with a bishop’s envoy.
New York wonders if Tetrazzini, long sheltered from fame, has fallen under the sway of her manager Bazelli, a Svengali figure, as she rises to stardom with the Manhattan Opera company under Hammerstein. The piece recalls Trilby and Svengali, detailing Bazelli’s control over letters, calls, and her stage transformation.
A Tongue in cheek sketch portrays a powerful duke who trusts his workers and dispenses kindness yet sacks Bob Willet a layabout laborer with democratic leanings. Bob vows to humble the duke and seize a bite of pride with a clever Inspiration Mashed moment. The excerpt hints at class tension within a domestic noble setting.
A Brooklyn temperance advocate, Miss Bessie Farrell, endorses Peruna as a valuable nerve and blood remedy for worn out women. She cites personal experience of restored strength and improved digestion, praising Dr Hartman’s prescriptions and urging use among young mothers, with numerous letters of thanks. The column includes unrelated humor and anecdotes.
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