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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
7
A collage of old-time ads touts Munyon's Paty-Page pills as gentle liver and stomach tonics with claims of non griping action. It also extols Calumet Baking Powder as economical, fail-proof, and superior, citing two world expositions praising its quality and purity.
A writer speculates that college life reduces girls' desire to marry and may also dampen young men's urge to pursue spouses. The remark mixes social ideas with humorous tone about gender and education.
A nervous young man enters the president’s office and, after dropping hat, handkerchief, and umbrella, proclaims he has come to ask for both his future wife and a salary raise. The employer presses for a direct answer as the scene unfolds.
A Western city chief bookkeeper attributes relief from stomach trouble and nervousness to Postum, detailing how coffee and tea worsened his condition after pneumonia. He switched tea and coffee for Postum, noting improved health and sustained productivity in a demanding clerical role. The letter, used in advertisements by Postum Co., exemplifies recurring genuine testimonials.
President Wilson declares justice as the watchword of his administration in a brief inaugural message. He explains a democratic shift in government, emphasizes restoring ethical governance, and calls for action on tariffs banking reform education health and law. He urges honest, nonpartisan service and asks Americans to join in a national dedication to equitable progress.
Washington reports rising calls for a congressional investigation into the West Virginia strike and its causes. Letters arrive for Senators Cumming and Kenyon and House members from Iowa amid pressure from union labor leaders nationwide. Senator Borah has introduced a resolution authorizing the inquiry.
In Chicago on February 24 a south side Methodist church gathered left handed parishioners to hear a plea for school instruction to promote ambidexterity. Pastor Rev. William Ahert Irye criticized claims that right handed people are superior, citing left handed figures like Rube Marquard and Ty Cobb and noting European leaders as left or ambidextrous.
Panama city February 22. Spiders will aid the canal project as Colonel Goethals assigns a man to oversee large spiders whose silk is to be used for engineers transit work. Previously platinum threads were used for the transit lines and related tasks.
A jumble of random clippings and quotes from an old newspaper feature. Mentions a bride left at the altar and a woman with bulging ankles, interspersed with testimonials for Dodd's Kidney Pills and Castoria. Notes a Plutarch quotation and a joke about roast hare on the menu.
A fragmented OCR item mentions cure warnings and a looming deadline, paired with a cynical aside about workers and bosses. The garbled text references Rohing and retreat lines, but details remain unclear.
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