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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

7

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial Ad

A testimonial from Mrs M Thoall of Lowell Mass claims relief after three years of suffering from female ailments. It promotes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities and other health issues. The ad invites letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential female-written advice.

Lovell Masa Mre M. Thoall Bessby Appleton Street Lowell Mass Jana Lydia Pinkham Lydia BE Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn

Health Advice on Purity and Freshness

A health note extols purity and freshness as supreme for wellbeing claiming aids to digestion liver kidney cleansing and blood enrichment though details are fragmentary and non specific.

Bulgarian Blood Tea A Home Cold Remedy

A traditional cold remedy praised as a pure uuierp preparation taken hot at bedtime to kill a cold and guard against influenza grippe and pneumonia. It is described as the favorite family medicine in millions of homes with strong endorsements from physicians and druggists and is sold by druggists and grocers.

Freckles Sees Rlessers A Wild Open Air Life

Postmaster General Burleson invoked a luncheon remark to mock political opponents. He compared their defense to a chorus girl and a divine meeting, recalling a Broadway scene about preferring a wild open air life and rooftop suppers.

Burleson San Francisco Divine Broadway Lalage Holly

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promotes Health

An ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cleanses blood and treats nasal catarrh, reducing inflammation and restoring normal conditions. It notes distribution by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and offers free circulars. Franklin D'Oller cites a Philadelphia banquet anecdote about doughboys returning from war with memories and a French wife.

Hall Mall J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohta

Gladys and George Engage in Domestic Tension

Gladys and George, recently engaged, argue over being able to live together after marriage. Gladys pursues clarity while George remains stubborn. She insists on control. he counters with a lighthearted remark about married life and compromise.

Gladys George

Easy Come Easy Go Engagement Ends

In a clipped exchange, Sie-Lucius declares she cannot be betrothed any longer. She admits she has become engaged to another person, signaling an abrupt change in her romantic plans.

Lucius

Suburban Health Warnings Prompt Reader Letter

A Chicago reader describes worsening sanitary conditions after moving to a suburb. He reports typhoid like illness in his three children and asks about garbage disposal water analysis and who pays for investigations. The reply notes mosquitoes rarely carry typhoid, advises using a state health lab, and urges joint suburban health efforts and parental vigilance.

Chicago Ghiraza Lake Michigan Board of Health State Board of Health Health Department

Poetry and the Loss of Greatness in Louisyilis Journal

Zort Dumsany contends poetry cuts one off from the fellowship of great men and the world’s former glory. He laments the removal of holy memories and the elusiveness of meaning in common things, likening it to beating against Fairyland’s unyielding gates.

Louisyilis

Limitation of Railway Profits and Policy Debate

The Springfield Republicon discusses the railroad act’s earnings limit requiring half of net income over valuation to go to the government. It notes opposition from shippers and some rail firms while arguing the provision stabilizes revenue, attracts capital, and protects public interests, with legal challenges anticipated.

Springfield Republican New Jew New Jersey Nebraska State Journal New York Central Railroad Middle West Interstate Commerce Commission Ménike Daniel Willard Union Pacific

Hampshire hog boosts boy clubs supply and pride

Mr WH G Stone of the American Hampshire Association in Peoria says the Hampshire hog has become popular with boys clubs, supplying at least 2000 breeding stock hogs this year. He notes more Hampshire exhibits by youths this fall, stressing breed cleanliness and the breed’s rising fame among breeds historically favored.

National Cro Improvement Service WH. G. Stone American Hampshire Association of Peoria United States

Parable of the Cove Nant and the Jericho Road

A distorted biblical parable critiques selective benevolence. An Uncle Sam figure helps victims after a robbery but refuses to support a permanent policing group, arguing indifference to preventing future robberies. The piece questions moral duty and regional responsibility.

No Superstate and the League in Postwar Debate

The piece contrasts Bolshevik temptations among sailors with the dangers of a centralized superstate, arguing nations must choose between independence and federation. It cites Switzerland and Britain as examples of sovereignty respected within the League framework, referencing a 1919 peace conference commentary.

Indiana League of N; & Partnership League Switzerland Little Republic Great Britain League of Nations London Times

View of the commission on league unity and state consent

The commission argues the league must rely on the consent of its member states and cannot bind future generations. Senator Harding urged a united effort at the Delaware Republican convention to prevent the league from being undermined by loss of nationality.

League Harding Delaware

The House Size Debate and Gasca’s Stand

The Dearborn Independent discusses Celestino Gasca the governor of the federal district that includes Mexico City He argues to scrap his office and return to shoemaking The piece suggests the House is too large and ineffective and adds that resignations are rare while job creations falter amid constitutional strain It reflects on post Pracanid era tensions and a call for structural change in Washington

Dearborn Celestino Gasca Gasca Federal District Mexico City United States Washington Ray House

Make Them Vote Legislative Proposal for Oregon Voter Duty

Oregon legislators ask voters to decide if a law should require all legal voters to cast a ballot on election day or prove inability. Observers note apathy among so-called beat citizens and suggest forfeiture of voting rights for periods of neglect. Strict enforcement could create a voting incentive.

Oregon

Trouble in a Singing Society Aims and Anecdotes

A humorously framed exchange recalls a singing society facing regulation troubles as wealthy members with poor voices hinder its harmony. An advertising aside promotes Caticura products for skin care and grooming with witty misprints.

Jud Tnkins

Something Joe Never Did in a Car Calamity

Mr and Mrs Brown set out for a drive in a new motorcar. The car stalled repeatedly and Mr Brown crawled beneath it until only his hubcaps showed. A burst of furious language followed as Mrs Brown urged patience quoting Job. He grumbled that Job would have sworn too if his mustache were caught in a cogwheel.

Mra. Brown John Job Mr. Brown

Admitted He Was Loser At The Races In Town Tale

Three men reflect on a funny wager at a social day near the races. Each says his wife dictated a foolish request to ruin or break items at home and the wine would depend on the outcome. The third man recalls failing to reach a non existent top step and joking that his wife wanted him to break his neck. The punchline lands on Tam paying.

Tam

Washington Millionaire Colony Grows in D C

Washington becomes a millionaire community as tax estimates show at least 150 residents with incomes of $50 000 or more. Wealthy Americans increasingly settle in the national capital for social opportunities, while seasonal arrivals rise. We always get a band on it.

Washington District of Columbia National Capital

Batonie Promoted For Stomach Trouble Relief

A dated testimonial praises Batonie for stomach distress relief after long illness. Drs willame notes significant improvement enabling work again, citing Velcity and gas removal as the remedy's action. Consumers are told to take Batonie after meals with a small cost under druggists guarantee.

Old Proverb Collection and War-Era Observations

A compendium of proverbs and notes on wartime prices and cultural preservation. Observations include education solving troubles, prudent wisdom for women, and a scattered set of phrases about social behavior and national tradition. The text mentions Syria price shifts and Poland’s Kachawice keeping language and customs, with hints of modernism resistance.

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