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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
10
A former shop worker shares relief from back pain poor appetite sleeplessness and painful scanty menstruation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy and urges others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragmented excerpt questions whether people pay rent in the space others occupy in their mental lives. The line hints at social ownership of personal attention and the burden of constant scrutiny.
The Wabash Railroad announces cheap fare tickets from Chicago to numerous points in Canada valid December 18 19 50 21 with return until January 10 1903. For rates and details contact the Wabash office at 1601 Farnam Street or write Harry E Moores G A P D Omaha Nebraska.
After repeated romantic disappointments a man contemplates marrying for money. He weighs financial security versus true affection as he reassesses future commitments and social expectations.
Slogan style notice promotes Defiance starch with a pest item at 10 cents for 16 oz. The ad claims the product’s value and repeats a familiar greeting line as a joke about sight drafts. The fragmentary text reflects old market or general interest advertising language.
Low one way and round trip rates to Kansas Indian Territory Okla and Texas on the 1st and 3d Tuesdays each month Write for particulars James Barker General Pass Agent M K and T Ry 6501 Wainwright Building Louis
Advertisement style note about Dr August Koenig Hamburg Drops claimed to cure liver disorders and improve overall health. It contrasts with hypocrisy and includes unrelated lines about Defiance Starch and tombstone engravers implying moral musings.
The article lauds present day surgery for saving lives from severe spinal injuries and brain trauma. It notes surgeons repair the heart’s outer framework and perform radical cranial operations when these procedures offer the only life saving chance, emphasizing bold advances and mixed outcomes.
Mr. Joseph L. Duffy recounts a farm life episode in Carmel Indiana praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says weakness made work impossible until the pills restored health, strength, and appetite. He plans to continue using them and believes the remedies cure kidney related diseases.
Kansas man Reeder brings a 28 foot irrigation raised blade of grass to Washington for display in the national museum. Also notes a patent medicine claim for Mother Gray’s Sweets Powders for Children with testimonials and a warning about bear-faced liars.
Sensible housekeepers will choose Defiance Starch not just for one third more quantity for the same money but also for its superior quality.
A shift in crime policy marks petit larceny of coal becoming a capital offense this winter, reflecting tougher penalties. The change signals heightened enforcement and potential harsher sentences for coal theft.
An old housekeeper ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue for fresh clean laundry. It urges shoppers to buy at all grocers and uses a nostalgic tone implying clothes smell sweet and look new.
The fragment notes a remark on tact and how cash customers are admired, suggesting social perception and manners in commerce without specific names or events. The text hints at evaluation of courtesy in transactions and its impact on customer relations.
A reminiscence recounts Sir William Allan’s role as chief engineer on a British blockade runner during the Civil War. After a failed second run into Savannah, a Federal cruiser halted the vessel and a tense exchange led to a pistol moment before the officer recognized the engineer and friendship ensued.
The youngest Haggard daughter Lilias, aged year, is finishing a romance with dark ends, seen as influenced by Rider Haggard. The Hall, Ditchingham gathering included Mrs Haggard, daughters Dol lie and Lilias, and Rider Haggard. the novelist, tall and brisk, led guests through hothouses admiring orchids and preferring flowers or farming to art or literature.
Colorado celery has expanded from a small local trade to a major export. Enterprising growers started shipping to eastern markets and were rewarded. the next year nearly the entire crop was sent east. This season up to twenty five cars are shipped with an estimated forty cars total, averaging 24,000 pounds per car, totaling about 960,000 pounds for export.
A child voices fear in darkness as winds and storms rise yet finds courage in the clasp of the Father s hand. Duty calls forward though the speaker trembles, trusting in faith to move onward with assurance and quiet resolve despite an approaching unknown. Marianne Farningham Christian World.
Mrs Henrietta A S Marsh of Woodlawn Chicago reports relief from seven weeks of la grippe after using Peruna and says she improved within three weeks. Mrs B W Collins of Everett Washington credits Peruna with curing dyspepsia after a severe grippe, restoring appetite and strength. They urge others to write Dr Hartman for gratis medical advice.
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