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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement touts organic bitro-phosphate as the cure for thinness and nervous weakness. It claims quick tissue nourishment and substantial weight gain, improving energy and appearance, with a money back guarantee though warns against misuse by those not seeking flesh.
The actor Lewis Waller stumbled before entering as Charles Surface and his right hand went into a pot of red paint used by a scenic artist. He continued on stage with gore seeming to drip, prompting audience laughter as his mirth eased tension. Dutch derives from Dietsch meaning vernacular distinct from Latin.
A Carlisle graduate debates Native American relations with a paleface stereotype, noting the shift from pipe to cigarette as a sign of changing times. The proverb about he that comes after sees with greater perception adds a wary closing thought.
Harry Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve land at Thurso Scotland after crash in sea during Newfoundland to Ireland flight attempt. Crowds cheer in Britain as they prepare for a royal welcome in London. Hawker hints at another try despite perilous voyage and a blocked radiator feed pipe caused the water pump issue.
A steamship has landed in Wales with a cargo of German helmets. They will be melted down at Lanelly steel works to produce knives forks and spoons.
Aerae Barbara Pollard, a California stage and film actress, was granted an interlocutory divorce from Harry Pollard, motion picture actor, in Los Angeles. She cited habitual intemperance and asked no alimony after an hour and a half hearing.
Amsterdam reports Kalut Kalut volcano in eastern Java erupts wiping out 20 villages in Brengat and 11 near Biitar, causing an estimated 15,000 deaths. Kalut, also called Keioet, is one of Java's 14 active volcanoes located south of Surabaya.
Coroner King advances inquiry into the Douglas Starch Company blast in Cedar Rapids. Additional bodies recovered bringing total known dead to 24, with 19 identified. Searchers expect more remains in areas formerly the dry room and hotel department as workers continue debris removal.
Washington reports confirmation of weather predictions as the naval seaplane NC-4 remains at its moorings in Porta Delgady due to temporary unfavorable winds. Azores weather readings suggest the transatlantic flight may not resume before Tuesday.
Acting Governor McGillen granted Mexico permission to move 1 900 Mexican troops through Arizona from Sonora to Ciudad Juarez opposite Arizona. The order followed a request from the state department and specifies troop movement through the state for unspecified purpose.
Twenty years ago women knew little about golf and told humorous anecdotes. One Indy guest joked about red coats and dogs, another described caddies chasing stones, while a third claimed the game involves two men a gentleman and a common man with a tum of dirt and a ball.
A brief dialogue from the Boston Transcript contrasts commitment and past performances with a focus on future intentions between two speakers. The exchange highlights romantic trust and expectation in a concise theater of words.
A housewife smiles at a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue. A grocer advertises 5c items. The ad notes not all churchgoers are saints nor all nonchurchgoers sinners, and a man wastes time by feeling in the wrong pocket.
A fragment from a Yonkers statesman column notes a family moment about a new baby. The exchanges hint at resemblance to the mother and a playful line about the baby keeping her mouth moving without saying much.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a woman with a forbidding countenance so striking that even cars halt as she passes. Yet the piece observes that few rise on phrenological theories, implying appearances seldom determine real influence.
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