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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1913

Page

7

TWO WOMEN SAVED FROM OPERATIONS

Beatrice Nebraska and Cary Maine women recount avoiding surgery after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. In Beatrice Mia reports pain on left side subsiding and health restored, with two young daughters. In Cary Mrs Hayward Sowers says she regained strength, sleep, appetite, and energy after a year of suffering and considering an operation.

Beatrice Neb Lydia B. Pinkham Cam Mia R.B Ned Cary Maine Lydia E. Pinkham

Free to All Sufferers Seeks cures in medical circular

Fragments describe a dubious medical booklet promising cures for ulcers skin eruptions and kidney ailments. It claims a seance method and a medicine named Pa KIA ELON offers self help decisions and follow up notices to readers.

Mayerstuci

STONES Tome Remedy and Stonestone Remedy Co. Debated

A fragmented notice cites Stones Tome Remedy and Wallstone Remedy Co. with unclear pages and names, followed by a jestful exchange about self raising umbrellas and window shades. The passage also includes a quip about a stenographer and dicta, hinting at a humorous or fictional feature.

Stones Tome Gail Hook Wallstone Remedy Co Dearborn

Household hints and recipes from an old homemaker note

A compact collection of practical household tips and recipes covering needle safety, fabric care, window cleaning, shoe care, hair tonic application, hem stitching, coal bucket longevity, and thrifty kitchen dishes. Includes Do It Yourself bluing, distemper horse remedy, curtain fixing, and a variety of budget friendly meals and desserts.

Mike

Expensive disease stalls doctor’s diagnosis

Doctors misread the ailment as appendicitis until bankruptcy revealed the true issue. The patient then faced a stomach pain diagnosis, highlighting misdirection in early medical assessment.

Child’s Severe Scalp Rash Cured by Cuticura Ointment

In Wathena Kansas a mother reports her child’s scalp sores and pimples improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes initial salves failed until the Cuticura treatment, leading to a clear complexion. The testimonial is dated December 31, 1911, with a note offering free samples and a postal address in Boston.

W. H. Hughes Dept. L Boston

Last Extremity and Witty Quotations Exchange

A brief exchange frames a scene with Clara-May and Bese as one asks to borrow a beaded belt while questioning formal permission. A separate wry remark notes that given a choice a man would take fortune first and seek fame later.

Clara

Grand Central Terminal Opened A City Within a City

The main Grand Central Terminal Building in New York is now open to the public. It is a Terminal City with halls hotels clubs restaurants post office and shops. It features six levels of traffic facilities with separate entrances and no stairs for easy passenger flow beneath Forty second Street.

Grand Central Terminal New York Park Ave New York Central Hudson New York City

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