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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
3
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with directions simple enough for any woman to achieve dyed fabrics in rich colors. It claims compatibility with wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends and guarantees perfect results even for first timers.
Claims acids and gases harm the body and a new tablet named EATONIO cures indigestion and bloating by removing the cause. It says over half a million users have benefited and offers refunds if not satisfactory. Available from any druggist.
Revolutionary forces under General Obregon move to establish a provisional government in Mexico City. Mexico remains orderly as United States considers recognizing a de facto regime. Villa may head constabulary in Chihuahua Durango and Coahuila. U.S. naval forces reinforced at Key West Tampico and Veracruz. Americans advised to stay productive and neutral while officials watch for party unification.
Paris dispatch reports the Jugoslavo delegation at Lago Maggiore advocating Adriatic neutralization. They would demand concessions in return, including the island of Lissa, if Italians reject disarmament of the eastern coast.
United News staff correspondent Robert J. Bender reports that the 1920 election will decide the Wilson vs Lodge league issue. Democrats favor Wilson’s line while Republicans push a Lodge styled league. Johnson and Hoover are discussed as potential nominees, with Oregon primaries looming May 21 and Penrose coordinating in Philadelphia.
Chicago May 11 William Howard Taft branded President Wilson the greatest obstructionist in Washington regarding the Versailles treaty demand He criticized the presidential letter as a destructive appeal and opposed Article 10 while noting Lodge reservations leave the treaty workable with Article 19 amended The report ends with Vienna market chatter on sewing silk priced at 12 crowns per third ounce.
Berlin crowds are expected to rally tomorrow afternoon in a communist demonstration protesting recent attacks on Russia by Poles and Ukrainians. The radical press claims General Ludendorff is conspiring with reactionaries for a new coup.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy to drop a toe corn, with a tiny bottle claimed to remove hard and soft corns between the toes without pain. It cites a Cincinnati inventor and the Boston Transcript in a boastful testimonial style.
A fragment from a humorous exchange contrasts a knight’s steed with a joke about Mayme’s band and brace. The garbled text hints at a playful cartoon caption or dialogue involving Br utal Conduct and a knightly setting, with unclear context and missing key names.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura soap for shaving and bathing, promising no muggy lather lime, germs, waste, or irritation even with two passes. It claims skin purity and health from a single soap for shaving, bathing and shampooing. A quotation about James’s dry wit precedes the ad.
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