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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
7
An assortment of health testimonial notes extol Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and a brief column on fire losses, domestic mishaps, and a Queensland judge's remark about oysters, reflecting a mixed, early 20th century newspaper item.
At the wharf a 400 strong crew labors through night to load vast cargo for a great ocean liner. From farms, mines, mills, and factories hundreds of thousands of items are packed aboard as trains deliver boxes and barrels to meet a strict sailing schedule. The operation aims to secure hundreds of thousands of dollars in value and ensure the ship sails on time.
Pettit's Eye Salym advertised as a strength tonic for eye strain and weak watery eyes. The product is sold by all druggists of Howard Brothers, Buffalo, N.Y. The ad notes the tonic as a reliable old remedy and promotes its use for eye comfort.
The piece reflects on individuality and fate, noting people are built differently and cannot be blamed for traits. It emphasizes that life’s order is planned, everyone must play their part, and differences exist across people like John and Henry or Sally and Bass. It ends with a domestic aside about a chicken.
An article notes simple protection for paint buyers through genuine white lead from Nation Lead Company with a Dutch Boy trademark and test equipment requests. It then extols the memory prowess of Ainsworth Spofford, detailing his encyclopedic recall and influence in the congressional library era.
A mixed column notes eczema cures with Cuticura remedies including a Michigan testimonial and a Badger Street anecdote. It also covers a cement sidewalk molding machine, a travel story about Venice floods, and short items on guns and lovers quarrels.
The Reminiscences recount a tour of Iwasaki’s Tokyo houses and gardens. A European interior contrasts with a Japanese home full of simple beauty. Courtyards, lacquered screens, clean woodwork, a satin like bathroom, tea house, and ornamental rock gardens inspire fascination.
A Black woman, distressed by her partner's infidelity with younger men, seeks legal redress from a local judge. She requests an injunction rather than divorce or legal separation, insisting she needs court action to curb his alleged conduct.
A fragmented item describes a building project by Chamberlain in a major institution. It mentions 25,000 square feet of floor space, hospital and dormitory facilities, three cottages, steam laundry, and multiple buildings with a significant investment noted in the hundreds of thousands. The text is garbled but indicates a sizable facility expansion.
General Morteza Khan estimates that in recent years about 20 000 people have been killed in political riots in Persia. Also notes on land for sale in Texas Panhandle and profits from imitation jewelry. Mention of amputation mortality rate improving due to antiseptic surgery.
An old style ad promises a new hair removal product called Improved Regina Hair Remoy that dissolves facial neck or arm hair. It offers a large bottle for $1 or a 25 cent trial size with a pamphlet, mailing to Francis G. Thorig & Co. in New York City.
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