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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
2
The passage laments harsh imprisonment and the risk of wrongful convictions. It argues that people languish in life sentences or are detained in containment homes for prestige and wealth, signaling flaws in the American legal system. It stresses sincere pity for those caught in law’s toils and questions the integrity of convictions.
The piece questions the shipway project, arguing its government cost could range from 27 to 43 million dollars annually. It suggests railroads would lose revenue as grain traffic shifts, while the waterway could cost hundreds of millions over time and harm the rail industry. It calls for public reconsideration before proceeding.
A syndicated piece argues high taxes threaten recovery as jobs and farms suffer. It urges Congress to cut taxes and boost personal spending by five million Americans spending $200 each in thirty days to spur circulation and growth.
Bert W. Selin laments a culture that elevates crime and allows big offenders to escape moral censure while reformers and local leaders rue the failure to curb corruption. He notes a Kansas City leader’s conviction and lavish receptions upon return, stirring ministerial warnings and broad concern over legal entanglements.
The 1932 Southern Baptists handbook shows membership gains and higher church activity but a 12.9 percent drop in contributions from 1930 to 1931. Critics note large spending on tobacco films travel and cosmetics, urging restraint to restore prosperity and church giving.
A collage of humorous clippings and letters from Kansas papers rails at beer ads in a possible revival, mocks politicians and barbers, cites local quips about voting age and marriage, and notes a Kansas City crooner decathlon champion.
A long profile traces Ed Johnson’s ascent from Swedish immigrant roots near Scandia Kansas to Colorado’s governor. Born 1884 in Scandia, he worked as a section hand and telegraph operator before homesteading in Moffat County. His rise included leadership roles in the legislature, lieutenant governorship, and a reputation as a vigorous, sociable outdoorsman.
Old ad offers BU-KETS bladder remedy for nighttime urine, claiming it cleanses impurities and acids, reduces irritation and frequent desire. A 25¢ test box is available at Haggman and Wires druggists with a money back guarantee after four days if relief is not achieved.
The item notes illnesses and military returns as Summer recovers at home. Henry Peterson and Aaron Johnson are relieved from army duties and will return to private life. Lewis N. Hendrix dies at Scandia after birth in Randall Kansas. Stanley Schwahn returns from France after gas wounds and expects to reach Scandia soon.
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