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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
2
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A Kansas legislature debate on capital punishment is explored with objections about deterrence, justice, and potential innocence. The piece cites religious and scientific arguments, calls for reform, and suggests alternatives like life terms and inmate involvement in research. It also includes local notices and a subscription prompt from Stanolind Record.
A column urges readers to nurture a garden of good deeds in the heart by sowing love charity and kindness. It warns against unkind thoughts and encourages daily tending to grow happiness and positive influence. It notes a contrast between athletic fans and religious fanatics as a social observation.
Drovers argues for returning to farming work to ease nerves about Congress and charity concerns. Fresh-turned soil is nature’s soothing syrup and a full day in the fields helps sleep. The piece contrasts restless urban woes with the farmer’s quiet back forty.
A Swedish rumor claims Ivar Kreuger is alive and in hiding in the Ukraine. The account alleges a doctor altered his face and notes sightings of his pallbearer and associates, with minimal corroboration and a focus on intrigue.
Local leaders condemn radio programs aimed at children calling for fear and thrills. The Town Congress of Parents and Teachers board adopted resolutions February 8 1933 urging advertisers and radio makers to stop sensational content in the children hour.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters urges withholding sixty day payments on claims over 100 dollars after loss during depressions to curb arson. The plan aims to deter profit driven fires and aid crime detection, with California disaster exceptions.
The passage traces how a dollar spent on poverty relief circulates through local merchants workers farmers manufacturers and industries ending back with the original spender. It emphasizes how money travels through multiple pockets creating ongoing demand and benefits, effectively multiplying its impact.
A critic argues crime is spreading through daily entertainment, warning it erodes children's ideals and standards of right living by exposing them to techniques and realities of crime. The statement calls for limits to prevent this influence on the younger generation.
Samuel Parkhill visits Denver kin. hunting along the Missouri Pacific bluffs yields twenty five water moccasins. Miss Grace Bell wraps up a Park Hill school term with a dinner and children's literary program. Dr J J Walcot, long-time Scandia resident, suffers injuries from the Chandler tornado.
Civil War veteran C. W. Netherwood of Oreon Wisconsin marked his 90th birthday. Born in 1848 he joined Masonry in 1865 and advanced to Master of his lodge for nine years and Secretary for four. He belongs to the Scottish Rite and Milwaukee Consistory’s Triangle Class as its oldest member.
Mrs Helfer and Mrs Bertha Johnson visited Scandia and drove to Forsmo with Mrs Ryan this week in a small community outing.
An old timetable lists Rock Island lines with eastbound departures at 10 05 a m and 8 43 a m westbound at 12 15 p m and 5 35 a m, plus north south freight and local passenger numbers 5 2 6 20 p m 9 57 p m 10 05 a m and 8 43 a m.
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