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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
6
Omaha reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles after twenty years use. Testimonial urges other women to try it and notes confidentiality in correspondence with Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
A health ad warns against harsh laxatives and touts Cascarets as a gentle nightly tonic that cleanses the liver and colon without griping or sickness. It claims the product works while you sleep and contrasts with Calomel and purgatives. The copy mentions massive yearly sales and a humorous tone about mistimed contact with a chest owner.
An old advertisement promises instant relief from nasal catarrh by using Big's Cream Balm a small antiseptic ointment. It claims to open stuffed nostrils relieve headaches and dry throat with nightly use and direct application in the nose.
In a tense sequence a limousine exits into a forest as Manuel and guards react. Noel identifies the released prisoner as Corey Bruce, pressuring Manuel with decisive control. Bruce, fed an improvised elixir, is escorted by Noel’s discreet leadership toward safety, while a blue envelope hints at a prior message and secret plans.
Bruce, surrounded by Noel, Granados, and Nilo, contemplates his future after Jacinto Meyer is killed. He agrees to join Noel’s northern expedition yet vows to return, revealing his plan to enlist in New York rather than remain in their country’s volatile politics.
David Noel travels from New York aboard a gray war vessel seeking Rosalind Arloff. He grapples with her silence and pride while planning to locate her at Vasili Arloff’s home and then secure lodging at the prior hotel, aided by Nilo Valdez as he evades clingy associates.
An article notes ocean cable traffic rising after the war as three large companies lay new lines, arguing modern communications shrink distances and unite nations. It contrasts optimism with cautions about persistent gaps, while Bryn Mawr College seeks 2 million dollars to raise faculty salaries amid broader social calls.
A Wichita Eagle item jokes that a parson is always the best man at a wedding and humorously notes he gets the collar. The quip pivots on a pun about frugality and a fly as a frugal insect.
Mrs. Sarah Barton of Muscatine Iowa testifies about exposure to cold in Oklahoma and the resulting weakness. She describes using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, noting strength improvement and removal of unpleasant aftereffects. She says she will always speak highly of the remedies.
A Duluth resident, Mrs. R. Thayer, testifies that Favorite Prescription eased weakness in women and provided relief after other medicines failed. She also uses Pleasant Pellets for disordered stomach, biliousness, and headaches, endorsing the physician’s products.
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