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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
4
An elderly man extols a vigorous routine and abstinence from tobacco alcohol tea and coffee plus early to bed and early rising. He credits Peruna medicine as his occasional remedy and urges the reader to adopt his disciplined lifestyle and request a self help book with a two cent stamp. Peruna is available at drug stores.
The Kansas City Times notes that the universal American hero is John Hampden for opposing tax payment, with debate over figures like Napoleon Washington and Lincoln. It cites Ingersoll and Wendell Phillips while contrasting views on famed leaders, concluding Hampden as the archetypal tax resister revered in American discourse.
A man recalls a severe left arm burn from a year earlier that ulcerated and itched badly. He tried various salves with no relief before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment on a linen bandage, which brought quick relief and allowed him to return to work. He notes he would have avoided suffering had he used Cuticura first.
The speaker recalls Perdita flirting with high rollers at the beach last summer and notes she nearly drowned. A proverb follows: success comes from good work more often than luck.
A South American parrot gifted to O'Brien prompts a joke about a tough bird, while a humorous tale recalls a polite shopkeeper aiding a bent customer and the eggs she fears are broken. Current Opinion and Discouraging a Vocalist frame the quirky anecdotes with a dated, wry tone.
An American woman recounts severe symptoms from long tea use including headaches heart trouble numbness sleepless nights and bilious colic. After quitting tea six months ago she switched to Instant Postum and reports no further headaches bilious spells or numbness and overall heart strength improvement. Postum Cereal Co. Ltd promotes Instant Postum with simple preparation and nationwide grocer availability.
Mike Jessie Woodrow Wilson daughter of President Wilson is slated to speak at the National YWCA Convention in Richmond Virginia from April 2 to 15. Sessions will be in historic St Pauls Church with leaders including Roy Dr. Cornelius Woelfkin and Prof. Graham Taylor. A major pageant at Bryan Park features performances from Boston, Vassar, Smith, and Wellesley students and foreign guests, with themes on student life country city and foreign work. Activities include closer YW and YMCA cooperation, sex education, travelers aid service, and money saving education. The convention targets leaders but increasingly includes young women, adjusting programs accordingly. The text also includes a long poem by Amelia B. Welby titled The Rainbow.
The Boston Globe reports Governor Foss favors judges allowing fines to be paid in installments rather than imprisonment. In 1911 over 11 000 people jailed for defaulted fines, harming families and workers. Installment payments could reduce prison costs and increase state revenue, with legislative action urged.
The Baltimore News reports President-elect Wilson denying a tobacco advertisement claim that he chews weed. The piece suggests the accusation stems from his habit of philosophical reflection, arguing it allows time to think between sentences. It notes New York Sun coverage and hints at Tobacco Trust revenues rising from such rumors.
A swallow with an aluminum ring found in Natal, South Africa, is linked to 11,482 British birds marked last summer to study migration routes and site fidelity. Since 1909 about 32,000 birds have been marked. three percent later recovered. The Natal swallow records the longest flight yet, with other cases tracing journeys to Flores Azores Helsingfors Finland and Dalarne Sweden.
Mr W D Smith of Ethel Kentucky writes that after ten to twelve years using Dodd's Kidney Pills he credits them with saving his life. He suffered a back strain from forty years prior and bladder inflammation, and says the pills cured his kidney trouble and keeps backache away. He is 77, a farmer, and says readers may publish his testimonial with his picture. Dodd's Kidney Pills sell for 50 cents a box from Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Free household hints music and recipes offered.
In juvenile court Judge Taylor heard a seven year old colored boy explain he was not in Indiana when he fired at his playmate. The boy said he was on the front porch, a reply reflecting the customary questioning and the local setting of the incident narrated by the Indianapolis News.
A playful reflection on childhood humor and imagination. The piece notes butterflies as pansies flying and calls a star a cinder from God's great star while a tiny tot defines dew as grass crying. A girl’s "pencil walking" elicits a nurse's fairyland explanation of an ordinary worm.
A jumble of phrases mentions incubators and platonic friendship, a druggist refund claim, nursery rhymes, and a joke about weather reports. The text then shifts to a reminiscence about a Washington Post editor and a painter named Lafarge, with an anecdote about rushing to verify a death at the Central Labor Union.
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