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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
7
Fragmented OCR item blends a teething syrup ad with notes on a actress's death or divorce, a corn remedy claim for Allen’s Foot-Ease, and a street conversation joke about eloquence. It names Mou, J. Mulhall, and Allen & Olmsted in Lehigh N Y, with stray prices and product lines.
A daughter recalls a wedding ring search implying a future marriage while a couple jokes about trains. The grandmother’s remark about being half married triggers a humorous exchange. The husband explains heavier traffic means locomotives work harder to pull loads.
A humorous dialogue unfolds around a proposal and a maid’s busy week. The man asks for an answer while the woman schedules washing, curtains, jam, and hints at a charity fund. Witty lines compare love and marriage with opening one’s heart and eyes.
A historical tribute on Pam the Obtdems An and the shift in ownership of the Public Ledger after George W. Childs. It praises the paper for intellectual dignity, editorial ethics, and a non sensationalist stance. It notes Curtis as a leading publisher of influential periodicals and compares his approach to London Times standards. The piece expresses hope he will succeed with a daily paper.
A discussion by C F Hodge of Clark University Worcester argues flies are a major nuisance and disease carrier and outlines a jail like conical fly trap system to reduce breeding. The piece then summarizes Myron Herrick on Raiffeisen banking stressing borrower associations, local operation, farmer membership, building capital, and strict dividend limits.
The Outlook quotes W. Mable praising poetry amid wealth. He argues that wealth without poetry dulls the senses and harms imagination, urging a return to singers who resist flattery and division by prosperity. Poetry refreshes reading, preserving loyalty to spiritual values.
A daily primer notes that murder is at a low ebb in England and warns children that committing murder will almost certainly lead to punishment, underscoring crime risks and consequences.
Prudence Brooke confronts Lord Beachcombe in a Marlborough House basement over Captain de Cliffe. She uses bold bargaining to secure his freedom and safeguard documents, threatening to appeal to the duchess and queen if needed. Robin awaits outcomes as Prue negotiates for his life.
A desultory, sensational description covers a bullfight in Tokyo as a gala day event. It notes crowds spilling from offices and homes to the arena while animals are pitted against each other in quick, successive bouts amid spectacle and minimal preliminaries.
An antiquated fragment promoting a week long sales push for canned foods. It urges dealers to demonstrate canning quality and versatility to farmers wives, highlighting cost efficiency, daily use, and the appeal of varied prepared dishes. It mentions teleconferencing and retail display actions across multiple markets.
A witty exchange notes age and marriage with a man over seventy having just wed his fourth wife. The gag suggests children question their parents about sensitive topics, reflecting a curt view of modern irreverence toward unions and aging reasoning.
A fragmentary excerpt depicts a woman describing severe pain from tight shoes and a controversial treatment. The text references Dr. Vieroe's Pellets and claims of regulating and invigorating the stomach, liver, and bowels to cure constipation, followed by a personal lament about settings being lacerated.
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