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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

6

Romance of Francis Cludde amid Queen Mary's reign

An intricate scene unfolds at a late hour with Master Lindstrom, Van Tree, Anne, Dymphna, and others as suspicion rises over a possible murder plot. A tense confrontation reveals shifting loyalties and a plan to escape as dawn nears, ending with Anne's distressed behavior and a vow to resume next week.

Francis Cludde Queen Mary

When Speaker Reed Was Floored in Washington

In Washington the witty Speaker Thomas B Reed began a joke to nudge a new member Robert G Cousins from Town He noticed the young mans nervous habit of rubbing the back of his left hand with the fingers of his right Reed asked him if he ever had the itch The room laughed at the quip and Cousins recovered his composure ending the anecdote with Reed's quieting effect for the afternoon

Sronilin Lin Ter Wertio Clarence Javid Reed Chicago News Thomas B. Reed Washington Robert G. Cousins Weabie Cousins Mr. Reed Earth

Transformation Through Temptation and Regret

A woman shaped by hard virtue against temptation gains a deeper humanity after infidelity tests her resolve. Her rigid judgment softens into compassion as she endures guilt, heartbreak, and a transformative awakening that changes how she sees others and herself.

Dooley on the Fear of Death and New Mediums in Decoration

The May American Magazine piece features Mr. Dooley musings on death, contrasting fear with humor, followed by notes on new concrete uses in decoration and a tribute to Ferdinand Schumacher, the forefather of predigestion cereals, highlighting his impact on breakfast and literature.

Mir. Dooley Mr. Dooley McAutcheon Commie Manny Cement Age New York World Ferdinand Schumacher Temple of Fame Morses McCormicks Edisons Havemeyers Armours Schumacher Dr. Johnson England Scotland Will Edinburg Davy Balfour Schimacher

Paris court fines over damages and prison for opera blaze

A Paris court awards 25,000 after a costly blaze referenced as ¢ Baeat cost Ligon. In the 1887 Opera Count fire, the managing area was fined 10,000 and jailed three months. Oakland churches unite to aid city church work under one constitutive society. Sociologist Colonel Morgan reflects on labor for poor white trash in the south and a cotton factory anecdote ends the tale.

Paris Oakland Cal Rank Pierce Morgan Washington South Statesboro N. C Colonel Morgan

Civil Service Army Personnel Figures From Harper's Weekly

Harper's Weekly reports 106 811 post office department employees with breakdowns by rural carriers clerks in classified offices letter carriers and railway mail clerks. New York leads with 2247 12 1 percent of total, Pennsylvania 14627 7 9 percent, Illinois 13495 7 2 percent and Massachusetts 908 5 2 percent. Average compensation spans executive 3108 professional 1275 clerical 1058 and other grades. About 15207 or 2 percent are war veterans.

American Civil Service Army Harper's Weekly Post Office Department New York Executive Civil Service Pennsylvania Illnoia Massachusetts Spain

Parsonic Pick-Me-Up Squeeze At Doctor’s Surgery

A parsimonious patient is prescribed medicine by a doctor. The pharmacist offers half a crown, but the patient protests. The doctor suggests the patient repay six pence and take from the other bottles, with two shillings covering the rest.

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims

Mrs. A. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Alvynna Sperling of Chicago recount that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved them from operations after doctors deemed surgery necessary The ad promotes the remedy as a long standing standard for female ills including displacements inflammation and fibroid tumors inviting sick women to write for advice and a health address in Lynn Massachusetts

Lydia E. Pinkeham A. Williams Gardiner Maine E. Pinkham Alvynna Sperling Claybourne Ave Chicago Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

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