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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
A proposed assessment is submitted for Scotland Sewer District No 1 covering front footage on RMiking street parcels. The total improvement cost is 620 dollars with 1.20 dollars per front foot rate and a list of parcels, owners and frontage in the schedule.
An auto masquerading as a jockeyized steed performed a jump at the annual Denver Country Club horse show. It camouflaged to look like a horse, ran a runway at twenty miles an hour, cleared a hedge fifteen feet high, and landed smoothly on the decline. the stunt man reportedly computed the jump angle and timing.
A Dallas News column mocks nostalgia for the past noting inflation and harsh social norms. It contrasts $1 wages with large hardships, outdated medical phrases, restrictive fashion, and rigid gender roles, ending with a rebuke to those who long for the old days.
The piece surveys postwar debates in Washington and London over military conduct, praising and criticizing leaders from Pershing to Allied generals, and noting how politicians shape and amplify controversies about strategic errors and outcomes.
August Williges notes a playful distinction noting the bolshevist and waunk differ by the value of the smuAK's Nide, reflecting a quip in Rotary Punch. The line illustrates satirical wordplay typical of the period.
A curio piece recalls the legend of Prester John and Abyssinia with a waterless sea and river of stones, weighing the tale’s origins against history. It shifts to a modern vignette about Lyévia Maria Child and a Suffolk movie theater mishap as Mrs. Smith and her daughter navigate a dark balcony and a mistaken touch.
A fragment reflects on emotional mood during absence and a woman’s query about her husband. The response notes initial high spirits and later misery, with a wry comment that cheerfulness is a good trait and a dig at warmth of heart.
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