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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
4
A long satirical piece contrasts Parisian views on gender, citing cases of a woman's rights, or lack thereof, and how love excuses behavior. It sketches bank presidents and stenographers, a tasteless tale of a lawsuit for breach of promise, and a judge's biting rebuke of a jilted woman.
Mrs Edward Beale Mc Lean and son Vinson Walsh Mc Lean spend the summer at Newport and take a prominent part in social affairs as owners of the famous Hope diamond.
Portland case pits Circuit Judge J P Kavanaugh against Chester Clark paroled for larceny as he seeks Navy enlistment. Lieutenant R R Smith rejects Clark and criticizes the court. Kavanaugh retorts about youthful enthusiasm. Correspondence to be sent to Washington.
Mrs. Elvira Waldron of Mountain Home Ark marks her 112th birthday with 120 descendants in attendance. She has 16 children, 11 living, and her eldest son is 83.
Hank Clew, a miner, lost his thumb in a dispute over whether Mount Whitney lies in Inyo or Tulare counties. He checked an atlas and concluded the peak sits on the boundary, fueling a costly disagreement.
In New York detectives Cassett and Olsen found Mrs Fiorella bound and gagged in a second floor apartment at 311 East 111th Street after a thief entered through an unlocked door. Pasquale the pet monkey triggered the alarm by pounding on a window, assisting a one hour crime scene as burglars looted jewelry and cash while the woman endured ropes and a gag.
Mrs Margaret McAllister files a civil suit claiming her mother-in-law influenced her husband to assault her. She alleges the husband turned against her after the mother-in-law moved into their New York home. The plaintiff seeks fifty thousand dollars in damages.
The readable fragment mentions a person named James Chipagd and a defendant Schalz charged with law violations. Details are unclear but imply an arraignment and a sentence related to a crime. The text also references a summer event and a harm without clear attribution.
The article outlines profitable goose farming through Alsace Lorraine practices, noting livers fetch up to four dollars a dozen and smoked breasts as high as seventy five cents per pound. It covers feeding, pasturing, water needs, and the monogamous breeding cycle with ganders, plus care to prevent apoplexy and maximize egg hatchability.
A report notes high death rates in late hatched chicks and a sharp drop in egg production during hot summer days. The cause is linked to the difficulty of maintaining low temperatures and comfort for the birds.
The guidance says the chick should rest and stay warm during the first two days and not be fed until it is forty eight hours old. This emphasizes minimal handling and careful temperature control in early life.
Report notes Guinea hens begin laying around April 15 and continue to September while winter brings no eggs. Keywords reference Guinea hens and seasonal laying pattern observed by observers.
Fragmentary text describes delicate states and treatment notes for hydarelen. It mentions “Poulte” and “weeterate” with possible misspellings, indicating a summarization difficulty for a medical context.
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