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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
3
A nostalgic verse by J. M. Lewis in the Houston Post recalls grapevines cornfields and flowering lanes. It blends memory of rural paths with visions of a lost beloved, merging nature imagery with longing for days of old.
On a hotel piazza Percival Milbrey and his family confront a Mrs Wybert a supposed New Orlean grand lady whose fortune and status threaten to split the Milbreys. Percival warns Miss Millerey to avoid her as he and his sister sever ties with the Millerey family over the ruse.
A Washington Star reminiscence notes self awareness about errors and a plan to loudly critique others to ensure personal faults are overlooked. It reflects a social commentary tone on accountability and public discourse.
The article notes Emperor William II and his family embracing simple living and Battle Creek light baths after learning of Battle Creek ideas in Chicago in 1893. It cites royal illness history, including the father’s throat cancer and infantile paralysis in William, and mentions King Edward and Queen Alexandra using similar baths. It promotes GOOD HEALTH magazine and offers a trial subscription via Battle Creek publishers.
Gov Cobb and Pattangall rail against Powers as they ride a train together. Pattangall jokes Indians deny Powers is of Indian descent. Also noted is a British MP who died after a 25 year effort to pass a bill constraining outside window cleaners to protect people below.
A Dallas County man attempted suicide by hanging from a barn rafter. His wife discovered him and, amid his outburst about heaven, she retorted that he would have looked odd in heaven with a blind bridle.
The piece explains knighthood as a mark of renown and merit. It defines a knight as someone raised from gentleman to a higher class for virtue and martial prowess.
A ten day trial of Postum Food Coffee is claimed to have cleared up bad complexions in thousands of cases. A Washa young lady narrates that her family long used tea and coffee but suffered stomach troubles and skin issues until switching to Postum. They report improved digestion, clearer skin, cleaner tongues, and steadier nerves after a month and a half.
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