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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
5
An eighty two year old man extols a vigorous lifestyle and warns modern youth about fatigue. He credits avoidance of tobacco alcohol tea and coffee plus cold water baths and constant activity, then prizes Peruna as his occasional medicine and offers a free self help book with a two cent stamp. Peruna is sold at all drug stores.
The Kansas City Times proclaims John Hampden as the universal hero of America for resisting taxation. It notes debates about other figures like Napoleon Washington Lincoln and Wendell Phillips while asserting Hampden’s primacy as a tax protester.
A Chicago man describes a severe burn on his left arm that caused intense pain and an ulcer. He tried various salves before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which relieved the condition quickly and allowed him to return to work.
The speaker notes Perdita flirted with high rollers at the beach last summer and says she nearly drowned. The adage follows that success comes from good work more than luck, emphasizing perseverance over chance.
A humorous fragment notes Kerrigan gifting a Spanish parrot to O'Brien and the parrot’s bold response. It recounts a polite joke about bent eggs, a college yell quip, and a tea vs coffee aside. A long testimonial praises Instant Postum, detailing health claims and a request for trial info.
The piece notes Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson daughter of President Wilson will address the national convention with Rev Dr Cornelius Woeltkin Prof Graham Taylor Mrs Raymond Robbins and Miss Grace H Dodge among the speakers. The event includes a youth pageant at Bryan Park with plans for parades and foreign-student participation and topics on sex education travel aid for women and saving money.
Governor Voss proposes judges allow convicted offenders to pay fines in installments instead of jail for nonpayment. The measure would reduce jail terms, spare families from loss of income, ease prisoner numbers, and increase Commonwealth revenue. Legislation to implement this recommendation should be enacted.
The Baltimore News reports President-elect Wilson denies chewing tobacco while joking about philosophical reflection. The piece notes a perceived link to a tobacco trust profit boost as readers imagine he contemplates between sentences. It mocks the idea of matching Socrates as he delivers remarks and hints at changes in office staff.
A swallow with an aluminum ring found in Natal, South Africa, reveals details of Britain’s bird marking program begun in 1909. About 11,483 British birds have been ringed, with roughly 3 percent recovered, showing routes and site fidelity across continents. The Natal swallow logged the longest recorded flight.
Mr W D Smith of Ethel Kentucky says he has used Dodd's Kidney Pills for ten to twelve years and it saved his life after a back strain from forty years ago. He suffered bladder inflammation and kidney trouble but credits the pills with curing him and keeping backache at bay. He is 77, a farmer, and allows publication of his testimonial with his picture. Contact Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY for the remedies and free household hints and recipes.
A seven year old colored boy faced Judge Taylor in Juvenile court after being accused of shooting at his playmate with a rifle. The questioning attorney pressed him about his location during the incident. The boy replied he was on the front porch. The piece also contemplates childhood poetry and humorous observations about children's view of the world.
A collage of odd lines and product mentions from an old paper includes health claims for children, teething remedies, weather quips, and a quirky exchange about a daughter with a beau. It blends light anecdotes, fashioning a fragmented snapshot of past community life.
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