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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
5
The advertisement touts unique flavor and mellow body from Camels due to a blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos. It claims Camel is superior to smoking either tobacco straight and urges readers to compare puff-for-puff with any cigarette at any price.
Rev. Wm. R. Scott will preach at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with good music. Sunday School at 11 45 a m. The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor meets at 6 45 p m. All not regularly attending elsewhere are invited to attend.
Palm Sunday services set for March 28 at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 and an Easter musical planned for April 4. Passion Week evenings will feature a different theme each night as the choir prepares and members are urged to attend with friends. Nearby notes mention community events and local residents.
Miss Ella Cass spends spring vacation at Dakota Wesleyan. Indies of the M E Aid Society plan an Easter supper at CS P 8 hall. Jack Zolnowky reports selling his Pine City business but undecided on relocation. Claire Thomas visits from Yankton for the Yankton basketball game. Brown Donley add repairs to Paramount Cafe and Wilcox Studio roof. District teachers meeting featured drawing and chalk talks by Supt Whiting and Prof Stein. Cards show two Scotland house sales to Carl Pfeifer for 6100 and to Ernest Kast to Alex Wipf for 4200. Wipf, a local mason, plans move to Scotland. Pfeifer comes from Armour to work at Bon Homme County Bank. Long obituary for Chr Neth 63 years 8 months, died at Scotland. survived by wife and two daughters. funeral at Lutheran church. Other items include local reminiscences and family notices. a dramatic passage ends with a marriage proposal scene.
The New York Times notes an open sidewalk market of near down and outs selling worn wardrobes. A man with silk shirts and draws asks 50 cents each, another with a fur bed coat parts with it for 4.78 after a long bargain, and a razor seller transfers items for 60 cents. Police ignore the scene.
A congressman, questioned by a Washington correspondent, blamed the high cost of living for various vagaries and complications. In a domestic vignette a young man, engaged to be married, laments future plans amid rising prices and a jokey exchange with his fiancée.
A tale from Glasgow Scotland recounts St Kentigern's miracle of a salmon that swallowed a royal ring. The queen, betrayed by a soldier with whom she consorted, sought aid as the ring surfaced inside the fish after Kentigern reached the Clyde. The discovery restored the queen to favor and a happier life.
The article notes refreshing swimming in the Dead Sea while warning swimmers to protect eyes from salt. It cites salt content per ton: Canadian sea 11 pounds, Atlantic 31, Mediterranean 85, Dead Sea 187. It mentions fertile shores but overall the basin is dreary.
In a note from Her View the exchange mocks a proposed marriage to Helon with fifty years old. Aghes calls the match foolish and too young by twenty five years, highlighting the age disparity. The Boston Transcript framing adds a social gossip tone to the dialogue.
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