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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
3
Dr Hartman’s Peruna is advertised as regulating digestion aiding elimination and nourishing blood for sick inflamed membranes. The copy urges immediate use for coughs colds and catarrhal conditions claiming health returns with the remedy and positions a bottle as essential emergency prevention.
Oil City correspondence notes a well near McClintockville, owned by Joseph E. Robinson, drilled in 1861. It produced 175 barrels daily at first and now yields about a quarter barrel per day. At $6.10 per barrel, it remains a paying proposition while oil averaged 52 cents that first year.
An advertisement proclaims the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum to cleanse soothe and perfume skin and claims the trio keeps skin clear with daily use. It emphasizes 25 cents everywhere and lists a general address.
William J Burns expresses displeasure with a squad member whose joke about reading Sherlock Holmes and cocaine ends with a sneer. Burns rebukes the man, stating there isn’t that much coke. The exchange underscores tensions in the detective unit.
Brighten old garments draperies coverings with Diamond Dyes. Simple directions enable any woman to dye wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods. Buy Diamond Dyes for guaranteed perfect results and discover 16 rich colors on the color card at your druggist.
The dialogue recalls a couple's recent trouble with a sharp quarrel. One partner is at work on a domestic injury in the house while the other asks if reconciliation is possible. Crimsonbeak notes the intensity of the dispute.
Chicago says thousands of U S users report Eatonic provides rapid relief from belching bloating and heartburn and lasting benefits when taken for weeks to purge excess acids and gases from the system regular use urged by advertisers with a note to consult a druggist.
A confused exchange points to a crowd described as supers, with a director denying it while bees are referenced, highlighting a puzzling moment in the scene.
Frances says her four month old baby brother has two teeth while Janet notes her five month old sister has three. Eleanor adds her five month old brother will have gold teeth when they appear.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for acute nasal catarrh, claiming it builds up the system and cleanses the blood to prevent colds. It asserts internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
A brief dialogue shows Mrs. Hubert noting new neighbors moved in two months ago and quickly began borrowing items in their first week, while Mrs. Bacon asks how well they know them.
A light exchange where Bill asks about meeting his bills and Ed replies there is no trouble. He adds he is well acquainted with them, implying familiarity with his financial obligations.
An unidentified promotional message asserts a single herb family medicine can regulate bowels, stimulate the liver, cleanse kidneys, sweeten the stomach, and purify blood, urging readers to trust its superior power.
An old advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as the best medicine for stomach liver kidney rheumatism and blood ailments. It claims quick recovery during epidemics and recommends families keep a box on hand to ward off colds influenza pneumonia and other serious sickness.
Governor Cox told a Seattle audience that prohibition is not an issue in the campaign. George C. Cotterill denounced Harding as a brewer and criticized past wet votes while praising Cox’s Ohio record on Sunday closing laws and moral leadership.
In Joliet a 19 year old girl, kept prisoner by her family for 17 years, was found in a basement crib. She appears feeble minded and malnourished after a diet of dry bread. Mother Mrs Mary Kolwiski claimed the girl was normal until age two and then afflicted with a spinal disease.
Great Neck New York September 13 8 year old Bert Kaminski died Sunday while trying to rescue his mother and baby sister from a fire that destroyed their home. His father was believed fatally injured. neighbors dragged both parents from the flames as the child could not be saved.
Theo dore Schiefen a Hawarden area farmer died after an auto accident near McNally during a return from Ireton. The car rolled when a brake jammed leaving Schiefen with severe injuries including a broken neck back and arm. Jack McNally survived with a fractured hip and bruises. Schiefen leaves a wife and six children.
New York report states W Averill Harriman president of the American ship and Commerce Company and H M Robinson vice president were adjudged guilty of contempt of court by Judge Mitchell on Friday. No sentence was imposed.
Ernest E. Steinhousse a former Chicago chiropodist is under surveillance after his wife was found dead in a water pool near their Tampa home. Authorities await stomach content analysis. Steinhousse denied any money or property left by his wife and claimed no knowledge of a large sum relatives cite.
The Denver county grand jury, probing rioting tied to the street railway strike, returned 16 additional true bills in court today. Judge Henry J. Hersey directed renewed inquiries into alleged primary election frauds for the upcoming Tuesday elections.
New York dispatch reports a nationwide German voter mobilization aimed at backing Warren G. Harding. George Viereck says 6 to 6.5 million German Americans could swing the election, with a committee of 96 coordinating German organizations to defeat Cox and Wilson policies.
A coroner's inquest will examine the death of Detroit heiress Gertrude Viger Kuebling drowned after a canoe overturn on the Potomac. Her bruised body was recovered Sunday about 300 yards from the overturned spot and taken to the morgue.
Paris Sept 12 Former President Poincare publishes a letter saying he would not consider resuming the presidency even if a presidential crisis arose.
President Wilson appointed Mabel T. Boardman, longtime Red Cross executive, as commissioner of the District of Columbia. She will take office next Wednesday upon Commissioner Brownlow's resignation, becoming the first woman to serve on the city's governing commission.
Bulletin from Sinn Fein states Lord Mayor MacSwiney is suffering very greatly as his condition worsens. Reports from Dublin indicate Irish raiders were active in County Cork on Saturday night raiding several sections and targeting the mafia.
Alanta Ga Sept 13 In reply to protest that women were not permitted to vote in the Georgia democratic primary State Colby has informed Mrs Mary L McLendon of Atlanta that he has no authority to act. The primary committee ruled women ineligible to vote as they had not registered six months prior to the coming election as required by Georgia law.
Paris September 13 Premier Millerand and Premier Giolitti conclude talks aimed at reconciling French and Italian ambitions. They seek to form a strong Latin bloc for mutual economic and political advantage and closer alignment between the two nations.
In New York on September 12, a collision of two Brooklyn Rapid Transit trolleys in front of Ebert's field during a baseball rush killed one man and wounded 72. Police reported the second wreck tied to the BRT strike. 27 seriously hurt were transported to hospitals.
Dr Paul Altendorff who escaped from Mexican guards at Juarez surrendered to department of justice agents in San Antonio Texas. He was released on bond after the surrender on Saturday.
Democratic convention in Helena with scant opposition endorsed the national nominees Cox and Hoover, backed the national platform, and supported state primary selections including nonpartisan and labor factions. The report notes a largely orderly gathering with minor dissent and references coin rubles as a value note.
Chicago broker Loyt Hyam arrested on suspicion of involvement in the Arnstein bond ring that stole Liberty bonds worth millions. Investigators tie the scheme to a nationwide network. bonds linked to Omaha Lincoln and Friend Nebraska, then to Chicago. Wilson, another suspect, is said to be an accomplice and will be questioned on receiving stolen property charges.
Gov James M. Cox canceled all open air speeches after advice from two threat specialists. The actions affect Oregon Idaho Nevada Utah and California venues and real platform talks.
Adelade Australia Sept 13 A concert by tenor John McCormack was disrupted by a demonstration as portions of the audience chanted that he was a Sinn Feiner. He cancelled remaining Australian appearances noting the anthem omission as governor’s presence.
Warren G. Harding said he is willing to tour the Pacific coast if he can speak in every state. The trip would require about twenty one days and could begin late September, with key stops planned in Colorado, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California and possibly Arizona.
Nearly 900 million in gold bars, the largest single transfer worldwide, are moved from the sub-treasury to the adjacent assay building in New York. The bulk consists of melted English sovereigns and French 20-franc coins.
Greenaburg Pa Sept 13 Joseph Vargy a coal miner at the Marion mine of the West Penn Gi-Product Coal Company Mt Pleasant received 245 for his last two weeks pay he missed one day in the period
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