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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
4
A garbled weekly Citizen-Republican page mentions heavy snow, a dynamite fire incident, and scattered local notes. The text cites discussions on employment programs, a poetry snippet about beauty, and references to New York Times style items, reflecting a mix of news and cultural fragments.
Mrs D W Capps of Capps Alabama touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best seen for whooping cough in spring 1901. She says the medicine reduces coughing and severity and may counteract pneumonia, with sales through all druggists.
A July Fourth celebration in Mitchell is planned by the prohibition party with several prominent speakers on the program. Among those engaged is Silke Swallow, the prohibition candidate for president.
Fragmented text describes a sufferer with chronic rheumatism and references Chamberlain's Pain Emulsifier as a treatment. It mentions a woman called Mrs. Lieds and implies local use and relief, though details are garbled. The account focuses on long-term pain, daily activity, and potential improvements with the product.
A New York Globe excerpt explains animal and human body temperatures in a whimsical chart. It notes a human normal fever threshold around 102 degrees and compares dogs rabbits guinea pigs elephants and hens, with hens reaching about 111 degrees, while age cools blood by three degrees.
The South Dakota Insurance Department approves the New Jersey Plate Glass Insurance Company to transact plate glass insurance in the state until December 1, 1905, after sworn financials show assets, liabilities, and capital stock. The certificate, issued by Commissioner John C. Perkins, is dated February 10, 1905, at Pierre.
A fragment notes Christmas and Constantinople calendar rites, two other holy days, and a shift in Christ date from June to December during a Chalcedon council, with Armenians continuing their old date. The text reflects stormy weather and a delegation of Armenians attending a conference in Chalcedon in the era of calendar reforms.
A fragmentary verse encourages maintaining joy amid sorrow and toil. It urges awakening a central joy within and continuing daily practice to sustain positive feeling despite gray paths and burdens. The text reads as a meditation on inner resilience and steady effort.
A dialogue shows a shopper and a grocer trading quips about trust and cash payments. The foreboding speaker notes delight in meeting someone trustworthy while the grocer prefers customers who pay cash.
An Elmira resident relates how severe spring diarrhoea struck him and his wife. A friend’s bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave immediate relief. after one bottle each they were fully cured. The letter urges families to keep this remedy on hand.
Milwaukee Sentinel reports an old east coast anecdote describing a royal sanction for the sun to set. A sultan educated in England conducted a pompous ceremony on a palace balcony while soldiers watched, claiming divine sanction for the sunset and implying sunrise required the king’s approval.
The river mussel and other fresh water shells yield pearls. In Saxony a 1610 code regulates the trade of Gates with annual five year inspections. Each shell yields two to ten pearls. Similar cultivation exists in Sweden and parts of Europe. The Chinese method inserts foreign objects into shells to induce pearl coating, producing valuable articles, as described from London Globo.
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