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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
6
A faulty ad claim touts Othine double strength as guaranteed to remove freckles. It promises quick results with nightly and morning applications and asserts even severe freckles fade while light spots disappear. The copy mentions a money back guarantee if it fails.
A century old Edinburgh tale recounts a golfer whose wife seeks separation over neglect of business as he keeps playing. He tells the court she can have all he owns if she pays him weekly to fund his golf habit. He vows to continue putting on the greens despite turmoil.
A confused elderly woman pressed a clerk at the post office for pricing and a stamp, while muttered phrases and garbled names swirled around the scene. The exchange touched on care arrangements and a possible hearing, with witnesses noting the tense room and unresolved questions.
Hew He Dig It Jones expresses surprise at the cost of a timepiece and questions the jeweler about profit. The jeweler bluntly states that profit comes from repairs, outlining the business model behind the price.
A wife teases her husband with cottage pudding saying it exposes the plaster and wallpaper taste. He agrees, noting the flavor as cottage pudding, in a light domestic scene from The Queenslander.
A dialogue excerpt shows a Russian politely answering a question about a dread name by saying it is simply his own. The exchange highlights tense understatement and cultural restraint in a moment of brinkmanship.
Phyllis Harrington, wife to Allan Harrington, plans a cheerful care campaign for her gravely ill husband after a life of controlling plans by his mother. She learns Allan values simple companionship over plotted improvements, and she resolves to share his burden rather than impose further plans. Wallis, the servant, hints at the true limits of care and urges restraint from overbearing schemes. Phyllis decides to focus on warmth and presence rather than constant rearrangements.
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