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An old advertisement touts Dr icing's New Life Pills as a quick remedy for constipation. It claims regular use will stimulate the liver and improve digestion, promising the reader they will surely become well.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Dr icing's New Life Pills as a quick remedy for constipation. It claims regular use will stimulate the liver and improve digestion, promising the reader they will surely become well.
The Senate Concurrent Resolution No 4 proposes amending sections of article 11 of the Kansas Constitution to address finance and taxation. The measure requires two thirds of members elected to each House to concur before submission. The document outlines the legislative action and intent behind the proposed constitutional change.
The passage presents sections proposing a tax amendment to the state constitution for 1914 voters. It outlines powers to raise revenue, exemptions for property used for public purposes, and possible taxes on incomes, franchises, privileges, and occupations with graduated rates. It records legislative passage dates and certification by Secretary of State Chas. H. Sessions.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. The remedy is a regular prescription by a physician with tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials are available. price 75 cents.
Narka and Courland residents visited Belleville while en route to other towns. Local names include L. C. Wailes, George Johnson, Alex Scott, Leslie Odminiing, Hugh McGowann, Emil Olson, Douglas, and others attending picnics, church plans, school changes, and family visits. Wailes, Johnson, and Scott exchange notes on work, teaching, and farm ties during a string of visits across the region.
The Golden Rule Club met Clara Melhus this week as Misses McConahay and Carothers visited at the Blossér home Thursday. Floyd Bartlett purchased a new piano for the picture show of Jenkins Music Co.
Gene Springer visits Goff Kansas while the Wednesday club meets with Mrs. Axel Larshm. Alva Nichol and Hazel Logsdon marry in Belleville. Lar, Doncan wig visits in Omaha and returns Saturday. Mrs. Roy Scott and Cliff Ford return from Manhattan on Thursday. Burdett Thomason of Kansas City visits his uncle. Ruby Hay of Rydal spends days with cousin Helen Scott. Fred Theboldt and family at A D Norris home Sunday. Thomas Long and family move to Mamaiatam Tuesday. A gold medal contest held Friday evening with several participants and winners. Editor Bessie Fulcomen and Rose Bowlers visit Lelia Ainsworth. Nels Iverson trips to Wisconsin Tuesday. Floyd Medlin of Marshall MO visiting his parents. The S. S. Picnic well attended amid busy times. A folded diviner waist served and all remained cheerful.
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