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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
6
Paris based Que Qui Princess de Montglyon toured Améliou with her team and famed curios, after a New York dinner spectacle. A maid of honor asked about a tale of Queen Alexandra of Inga niana as the Guardet band played during Puncheon.
In Goldied a deputy sheriff’s pistol was jolted from his grip as his horse reared, a cartridge fired when the horse stepped on it, killing Smith who was passing on the sidewalk and severing a jugular vein.
A mother reports her baby suffered a year with itchy skin until Cuticura remedies, including Soap Ointment and Pills, were used. After three boxes the child improved markedly and became healthy, per Mrs. A Brestlin of Chicago.
The president discusses diet on the wealth board, praising a new food called GrapeXats. He shares personal experience of malnutrition and heart issues improving after adopting the product with rich cow's milk and notes digestion and vitality improved.
An opaque excerpt presents a philosopher noting that some men are not wholly bad and urging readers to examine their worst to affirm virtue. It hints at social judgment and self awareness within a dated voice attributed to author Stalloway.
Amy Rivers and Fairfax discuss Patrick Cambel a famed wanderer with a London social circle. They note his globe trotting past including Vienna Paris and Vienna again and hint at mysteries around his engagements wife rumors and potential danger to themselves.
Mr. Theodore Shelf and Mr. Patrick Cambel discuss a hidden deep water channel off Florida west coast near the Everglades. Shelf seeks a half million pounds from Cambel to finance the venture, while a tense dialogue hints at a planned robbery. Amy Rivers observes as tensions rise toward a potential confrontation.
A collage of humorous vignettes and quotations from period or lighter features. It includes a conductor crowd scene, hunting mishaps, a joke about melons, a farmer’s joke, a Harper’s Weekly sketch, a banking anecdote, a bazaar quip, a Mark Twain tale, a Panama Canal bid remark, and fashion notes, framed as short newspaper items with names and places implied.
A reader from Kernersville endorses Peruna for stomach trouble and indigestion after doctor advised catarrh of the stomach. The letter cites Dr Hartman and claims improved health, urging others to try Peruna. The text also pushes Gapfield Tea as a blood purifier and health aid from Garfield Tea Co Brooklyn, sold by druggists.
A shore scene shows a lone fisherman in ill humor as a small boy watches. The boy asks what the man fishes for and the reply is sardines with a sharp retort. The boy mockingly says the hook won t win a prize in a can opening contest.
In Meggendorfer Blaetter a dialogue asks about an upcoming engagement to Mr. Huber. The speaker wonders if the mother has been consulted, noting that the mother has spoken to someone, hinting at family involvement in the match.
A Victorian era testimonial argues general weakness stems from bad blood and praises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure. The letter from J G Havey of Chelsea Mass describes long illness, nerve shakiness, stomach trouble, and improved health after using the pills. It claims broader benefits for digestion and nerves and offers a free pamphlet.
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