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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
7
The piece explains a blow pipe test to distinguish genuine white lead from adulterated paint. It notes metallic lead returns to metal under intense heat when pure and cites the National Lead Company offering free test kits. It also includes a comic exchange about bachelor life and marriage costs.
A scattered OCR page fragment markets Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for a cure and includes garbled lines about English tales and a Danish poultry export note. The mixture presents a sensational testimonial style and filler health and remedy references.
Rose Melville collects quirky maxims and wry observations on life and drama, while Houston Post reports on water hyacinth invasion in Louisiana and Texas waterways, noting government efforts to control the pest and potential legislative action. A Roosevelt era anecdote from Everybody's Magazine adds a jaunty war reminiscence about a Dutch Jew in the Rough Riders.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn of Columbus Ohio reports ten years of backache misery. Housework exhausted her, cause headaches and dizziness, but Donn’s Kidney Pills brought quick relief and a permanent cure. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn & Co Louisville.
A fragmentary exchange shows the prisoner asking if he may speak before the sentence is handed down. The text shifts to an advertisement praising Garfield Tea as a health tonic, claiming it purifies the blood aids digestion and promotes good health.
An editorial extols Peruna as a catarrh remedy, listing ingredients such as hydrastis cockaformosa and celeron seeds, with cited authorities like Bartholow and Millsapugh. It claims Peruna treats nasal catarrh, stomach dyspepsia, bladder and pelvic organ catarrhs, bronchitis, and more, asserting support from medical authorities.
A brief exchange ends with thanks for cheering words as a weary caller bids farewell, leaving the scene without employment prospects. The dialogue captures rural labor mood and polite gratitude amid uncertainty.
An 1906 notice recounts a family of three boys with eczema lasting months. They visited the Dispensary but saw no improvement until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, after which their heads cleared and sores vanished.
Fragmentary poetic lines reflect a meditation on past virtue and future uncertainty. The speaker invokes magic and endurance, recalling love and suffering, and contemplates whether to seek ebb and flow, friendship, and fulfillment in an uncertain afterglow.
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