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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
8
A colonial style frame house design offers six rooms and a two car rear garage. The plan features a living room with brick fireplace bookcases and a large dining room with bay window. Bedrooms upstairs include three rooms and a bathroom.
The lesson asks children to name future professions. Marian vows to preach to guide children, Ruth aims to be a doctor, Alice wants to be a teacher, Grace, realizing scarce options, imagines guiding many children by others. The tale reflects differing ambitions among youngsters.
Dr Rendle Short heard American surgeons praise Albee's operation at a medical convention. The procedure splits five vertebrae and inserts a shin bone graft to create a rigid spinal mass after healing, with striking success in most cases.
A studious soul frames ambition as visiting a library and requesting a book no one else seeks. The Birmingham Age Herald quotes the line as a witty aim to pursue a life of William 11, highlighting literary curiosity.
A playful exchange has a young caller asking if political platform planks are cut from presidential timber. The mock dialogue reflects speculation on leadership and campaign rhetoric.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists say a backyard flock of about 10 hens can produce 100 dozen eggs a year. At 35 cents a dozen this adds $35 in value while turning table scraps and kitchen waste into wholesome eggs and poultry meat.
A fragment from a 1920 Western Newspaper Union piece quotes Hunter about the two words they say. The remark hints at how seemingly simple phrases have ruined friendships, disrupted homes, broken hearts, and even caused deaths.
A tanned berry pudding is prepared with layers of buttered bread and berries baked until set. Fancy pastry uses pastry flour butter sugar eggs lemon and water to form a laminated dough for pies and tarts. Lemon cheese cakes fill small pies with lemon zest juice and sponge crumbs baked until firm. Banana Pie blends bananas eggs sugar molasses cinnamon milk and cream baked on pastry.
Advice on judging a beef calf for breeding use stresses proper form or conformation, masculine or feminine appearance by sex, and overall condition. It guides buyers to assess head, neck, chest, back, hindquarters, and depth of flesh, using sight and touch to determine quality without excess fat.
The article discusses roup in autumn poultry, caused by damp housing and weak birds. It advises removing weak flock members and maintaining dry, well ventilated housing. It also suggests adding potassium permanganate to drinking water as an antiseptic and warns against treating individuals, advocating immediate culling at first symptoms.
After mating, keep birds active by December 1. Offer bulky green-rich rations about one fifth of the feed. Do not overfeed. ducks and geese should stay in condition and stay eager for food. Cracked corn suits them better than cornmeal alone. If wintered well and mated early, fertile eggs should be obtainable. very early eggs may freeze. Ducks lay early in the morning, so the earliest eggs risk freezing.
The notice urges immediate purchase of breeding stock for the season as supply diminishes quickly and birds should be adapted to new quarters before breeding starts.
A fragmentary poem questions the impact of untimely truth and the hurt it caused. The speaker ponders the missed chance to speak and the sharper sting of silence versus words unsaid.
A late 19th or early 20th century home menu item set offers Oysters with Nacaroni baked with buttered crumbs and cheese, Cranberry Salad with gelatine and celery, Walnut, and orange pieces, plus Peanut Butter Biscuits and Duchess Cream with tapioca and pineapple.
The article explains differentiating common sheep scab from conditions caused by parasites such as ticks and lice by locating the parasite and assessing lesion appearance. It notes itching from ticks will show embedded ticks upon examination.
A rural physician turned Buffalo resident, Dr. Pierce popularized Favorite Prescription sold nationwide by druggists in tablets and liquid. The medicine is praised by thousands of women for relieving distressing ailments and restoring health. Endorsement from Miss F G Leinhardt of Leavenworth Kansas notes recovery after two bottles.
A testimonial from C O Frappir praises Eatonic as a modern remedy for acid stomach bloating and indigestion. The product supposedly neutralizes acidity and gas, aiding natural digestion and food absorption. A big box is offered at a small price with a druggist guarantee.
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