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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
7
On his eighty fourth birthday Paul Smith veteran Adirondack hotel keeper and former guide, who owned forest land worth millions, recounts a boundary dispute with an old foe. In Malone last summer Jones taunts his witnesses, but Smith recalls a courtroom moment that led to an anticipated win.
A newspaper correspondent recalls asking President Wilson for cabinet news before his inauguration in Trenton. Wilson quips that the public is dying for the facts, but concedes the news may have to suffice. The exchange highlights his dry wit amid cabinet rumors and fake reports.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children teething, asserting gum rotting and inflammation with a price line and age remark. No coherent event or sourced details present.
A French period romance centers on De Sartines the minister of police, Austrian Madame Linden, and De Lussac a conspirator. Their love, plots and a dangerous incriminating contract drive a chase from Paris to Vienna with police intrigue and brinkmanship.
In a late scene the Comte de Lussac slips toward a personal turning point as love challenges his militant aims. A pursuing spy note earlier warned of his movements, yet his thoughts shift from destruction to happiness with the woman he loves, risking exposure and exile to wed and seek reform.
Armand de Lussac faces a moral crucible as he is ordered to infiltrate his kinsman Richelieu's house. A coded contract links De Sartines and Porcheron to ruin the grain market, while Lamport’s perilous wax impressions and arrests threaten the plot. He writes a secret note promising aid and hints at a dangerous role to free imprisoned counterparts.
John H. Marble appointed by President Wilson as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission to succeed Franklin K. Lane. Marble has served as secretary of the commission and as counsel for the Senate committee that investigated the Lorimer case. Marble resides in California.
A Manila Bulletin report describes a motor car movement between the summer capital and Manila. The vehicle, stripped and exposed to hot midday winds, attracts onlookers and a chorus of children. Drivers face no windshield protection and pedestrians give warning signals and space on the road.
Miss Histe Nislaon of Atchison Kansas suffered years of red irritated skin almost covered with pimples and blackheads. She used Cuticura Ointment Soap and Pipe hot water daily and after about four months her face cleared and she continued using the soap. Sample free by mail from Cuticura Boston.
A dialogue fragment shows a deaf mute confronting travel norms about night travel. The speaker argues against taking a sleeper for a single trip and debates the feasibility of completing a night journey in a day coach. The exchange reflects attitudes toward travel comfort and accessibility.
Mrs Wirks of Auburn New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after a decade of suffering from unspecified female ailments. A St Cloud Minnesota woman also reports relief after doctor’s daughter recommended the remedy, noting dramatic improvement after starting the potion.
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