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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement extols Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine with the Bayer Cross mark and safety features. It touts physician approved use for colds headaches toothaches neuralgia rheumatism and other pains and notes small tins of twelve tablets and larger packages available from druggists.
A short exchange features Louisa M. Alcott lines about not fooling a man and painting the lily, followed by a Boston Transcript quip on charity and domestic wisdom about winning a man's heart through his stomach and indigestion.
A brief exchange questions which dog breed best demonstrates intelligence. The dialogue proposes a pointer as a top example to study canine smartness and behavior.
A promotional notice claims eczema is caused by blood infection and promotes S. S. S. as the thorough blood cleanser. It urges readers to obtain a bottle and write for advice to Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
Workmen unearthed bones near the Alamo grounds in San Antonio that may be relics of Texas heroes cremated by Santa Anna’s forces. No effort was made to collect or relocate the remains, which were left on site as a garage is planned over the discovery area outside the Alamo walls. The bones lie about 200 feet south of the wall, and it is unclear if they belong to Texans or to Indians who helped build the mission.
The readable lines suggest a character called Mercy and a father named Jim involved in a debate about a costume worn in public. A metaphor about a snail describes a slow journey of fourteen days and five hours to cover a mile, implying friction or delay. The text is fragmented and lacks concrete events or locations.
Otsego County New York launches a campaign to plant a 100 acre forest in each of its 24 townships. The project mirrors a city park system with green highways and signboard forests to attract visitors and create income to offset taxes. European towns fund government operations with forest revenue, a model Otsego weighs against its smaller plan.
A witty exchange on reckless driving becomes a lighthearted note about poets and car culture. The banter frames the idea of poetic license as a playful metaphor rather than a legal issue.
A narrator ponders the ambiguity of a woman's tears and whether her sorrow signals apology or relief, reflecting on mood and interpretation.
A collection of recipes and food tips including Cream Cheese Dressing for lettuce, Jellied Apples with fruit juice and gelatin, Lemon Jumbles cookies, Fried Bananas as steak garnish, a squash based cake, and Olive and Celery Sandwich filling. The text also quotes Rousseau on taste and vegetables versus meat.
An observer notes that a tactful guest should avoid staring at carving and that a well cooked fowl with proper tools makes carving appealing. Tips include trimming sinews, trussing, saving screen pieces, and making home vinegar with apple peels and herbs for flavor.
Several dinner worthy options with layered potatoes roast beef scalloped vegetables and macaroni with eggs. Recipes describe baking in buttered dishes with tomato layers peas and a rich white sauce flavoured by onion anchovy and cheese. Cooking times range from fifteen minutes to an hour.
Advice emphasizing self care to prevent long term health issues. Encourages consistent routines, nutrition, exercise, and avoiding neglect. Frames steady habits as key to enduring wellness and resilience.
A compact guide outlines multiple potato preparations including mashed wall around a pan serving as a crust with creamed fillings, potato puff baked to brown, cream of potato soup with onion and parsley, curried potato sauce over diced potatoes, and stuffing using mashed potatoes with bread crumbs butter egg and sage.
A boy rushed to his father with news that a man fell through an open coal hole. The father urged quick action to cover the hole and call the police, joking about arresting the intruder to avoid a damages suit.
A public notice-style ad extols Cuticura Ointment for improving skin and dandruff. It advises smoothing on the ointment on rising and retiring, washing off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, claiming relief for poor complexions, itching, and red rough hands.
Miss Pertie Good reveals to a close friend that she and Harry will wed secretly with no one informed until after the ceremony. The snippet notes how even a small garden with a tree or two can change a house’s appearance in any season.
In a staircase incident described by Kathryn a mother and child were upstairs when the younger sister fell from the couch. Kathryn says the baby risks ruining herself if the falls continue and urges care.
A reflective line on ingratitude as a lesson to avoid shouldering others' problems. It cautions that one who cannot live within their income must forgo extra burdens and live without what is not theirs.
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