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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
6
A Philadelphia era report notes a man crippled by kidney disease who could not stand for hours. After using six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he fully recovered, resumes steady work, and endorses the remedy to others with kidney trouble.
A Buff Tale housewife reports nervous stomach relief after shifting to Grape-Nuts and Postum. She credits improved digestion, weight gain, calmer nerves, and clearer thinking, claiming her household duties became easier and cravings for burning stomach sensations disappeared.
The scene centers on Mistress Margery pleading for mercy as Colonel Tarleton delays execution to dawn. A priest’s curse erupts amid rage, while Margery appeals for life and respite. Tarleton grants delay, promising to proceed at daybreak if she helps.
A prisoner recounts a tense night in a coastal fortress. After a guard leaves him with a candle and a wary sentry, Margery arrives with Richard Jennifer’s aid, delivering a perilous message and risking capture to warn of danger. The narrator prepares a risky plan while awaiting the dawn and a court’s verdict.
A New York tobacco trader explains the craze for so called Egyptian cigarettes, noting there is no Egyptian tobacco. Turkish leaf is used, trade laws once forced delta cultivation, and Russia Turkey Egypt and Mediterranean markets shaped the myth. Egypt exports many cigarettes but little tobacco locally, with Turkish seed tobacco dominating in the market.
A Philadelphia Inquirer piece details how banks spend vast sums on burglar and fireproof vaults to deter robbers. It describes heavy steel doors, multiple locking mechanisms, water tight seals, and inner vault chambers guarding millions in cash and valuables. The article argues large city vaults remain virtually unbreachable despite gangster methods.
The Chicago Drovers Journal editor argues dairy farming struggles from scarce willing help. Milking is arduous and demands punctual, regular hours, yet many laborers avoid dairy duties. As a result cows go dry and profits shrink. Europe uses women for milking, but few American girls master it. Shrinking dairy output prompts shifts in farming systems. A circulating Yolo county pledge discourages hiring any workers directly or indirectly to dairy tasks.
The one month old child of Henry Yantea died after a rat bite to its face while left alone in a cradle a week earlier. The report includes payroll-like notices and assorted medical advertisements from the era, reflecting common public health concerns and patent remedies of the time.
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