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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
1
In a heated confrontation Colonel Ridgeway faces Major Worden over Mollie Granger. Worden offers a transfer and warns of pursuit as Ridgeway plans to thwart a drumhead verdict. A daring counter move unfolds with a blazing distraction and a quick grab for a pistol.
Colonel John Ridgeway fights through smoky corridors in a nocturnal encounter with Confederate forces at a house near Atlanta. He uses rapid moves and a stealth exit, breathing fresh air as he reaches the road while pursuers close in. He vows not to surrender until all options are exhausted.
Neighbors share confidences as Elsie recalls her mother starting a new chapter and finishing twenty sheets. She notes her grandmother has hemmed ten pages and believes they will last as the judge observes a calm, domestic scene.
An advertisement urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to avoid surgeries for uterine and ovarian issues. It cites symptoms like bearing-down, backache, dizziness, and nervous exhaustion and claims letters from grateful users prove the remedy saves many from operations.
A fragment from the St. Louis Globe Democrat mentions the beef trust probe stoking pressure on investigators. The page also contains old ads for Dr. R H Kline’s nerve tonic and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, with product claims and contact details, plus a Houston Post quip about a servant and a washwoman.
Harper's Weekly recalls a gentle joke about a slender congressman who allows a burly citizen to sit on his seat in a Washington streetcar. The congressman quips that he hopes the man believes he was not painted on the seat.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes George Goulds and family expressing rejoicing over a new girl. The Goulds refuse to contribute to the cause, as alarm grows over a lace death believed to be the result of self-harm.
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