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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
6
Letters from readers praising Peruna and Manalin for kidney and associated ailments are cited as successful remedies. The Pitfalls section notes a Globe office fracas over railroad official visits and staff changes amid broader reflections on trust in advertised remedies and public figures.
A testimonial asserts that a health food named Grape-Nuts cured dyspepsia and indigestion. It describes long prior suffering, then following a doctor’s advice to use the product, resulting in complete relief. The letter claims the whole family approved the product and mentions trying multiple packages.
A long list of kitchen guidance and domestic hints for the busy wife. Recipes for corn pudding fried mush and custards mix with advice on cake success, mending broken china, cleaning and sewing. Practical reminders include using sour milk, sugar types, starch cooking, curtain rinses, and shoe care.
A jumble of prose lines critiques of independence and marriage, noting how women and men relate to wealth, status, and social expectations. The piece mentions literary societies, mutual admiration, and the idea that wisdom can breed contempt, with scattered observations on love and aging.
In the Beuzeville stopover we fearfully doubt Martigny’s pursuit as the trio secures a horse and trap to reach Etretat by dawn. After a late night drive through moonlit lanes, they arrive at Hotel Blanquet in Etretat, hopeful the danger from Martigny is behind them.
In Etretat a notary poring over 1876 birth registers unravels a missing Holladay birth. After long search and family chatter, he reveals an adoption record for Hiram W Holladay and Elizabeth of New York, tied to Celeste Alix. The discovery halts the chase and ties the case to an American millionaire’s lineage.
An advertisement extols the New Perfection Blue Flame Cook Stove with instant lighting and controllable flame for mid summer kitchens. It highlights reduced heat, fuel savings, multiple burners, and lighter cleanup, plus the Rayo lamp for bright safe lighting in any room, both marketed as home comfort essentials.
In a noisy exchange, Gunner notes a woman paid 300 dollars for a spring outfit and looked splendid on Easter. A husband is praised as “a picture” of despair, while remarks mock the hypocrite who hides vice behind a virtuous appearance.
A Tipton Indiana letter describes militiary and Canadian land grants offered by officials. It details a party’s 100,000 housing rich Winnipeg findings, vast wheat fields, modern utilities, and rail networks. The writers record purchasing about two thousand acres and planning to appoint a manager.
In a cheeky item from the New York Weakly the piece mocks Miss Psyche for a sadness showing after a rumored loss. It claims Miss Deamart suffered a railroad accident weeks ago and appears unsettled, while Garfield Tea is advertised as a herbal remedy for constipation liver kidneys and skin.
The fragment hints at Maud’s birthday or a social celebration but provides no clear events, dates, or names beyond Maud and a Boston newspaper origin. The readable text offers limited context to form a complete item with solid facts.
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