Scandia Journal Publisher Demands Cash in Advance
The Scandia 4 Journal declares subscription price at $1.25 per year and demands cash in advance, with paper to be stopped at expiration of time paid for. Publisher Wa H Hill oversees the notice.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
7
The Scandia 4 Journal declares subscription price at $1.25 per year and demands cash in advance, with paper to be stopped at expiration of time paid for. Publisher Wa H Hill oversees the notice.
Rates listed for display ads at 30e per column inch and 3¢ per line for subsequent insertions. Local readers page counts six words per line. Charges include social notices and card of thanks. Extra copies priced at 5¢ each.
Fragmentary text reports a visitor named Mrs. Jap Morehead at a Bee Union event in Union NE with remarks about cooler weather and congratulations. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
The Union Valley school held a Thursday evening box supper and Christmas program. Miss Shinn led the event with praise for the beginners, and Miss Ruby Sanderson won a gold lavaliere while Bert Bowen took a socks prize. Proceeds totaled $5000 despite the festive chaos.
On Christmas Eve in New France Perry Fanchion, a reclusive elderly bachelor, secretly aids the poor by delivering gifts. Santa Claus reveals himself as Fanchion, who plans to leave his fortune to a widow with five children. In the end Perry dies peacefully with the reunion of his lost love, Nellie Leroy.
Fragmented verse and dialogue about mood and purchases. A joking exchange features a man buying a cookbook and a canvasser described as a peach. The text reads like playful commentary with light satire and gendered witticisms.
A cashier at a New York Mall promised a deal then declined over change handling. The brief incident centers on a conflict between a customer and the cashier with no injuries or legal actions reported.
The Boston Transcript reports a humorous exchange with a fond mother and a cruel father noting the baby can walk. The father jokes about walking the floor with himself at night in a lighthearted quip.
A fragmented Pittsburgh Press quip notes Bentley avoids his financial obligations while a colleague jokes about sidestepping a collector. The brief item uses sarcasm to comment on debt avoidance.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a vital family medicine. It emphasizes prompt relief from sudden colic and diarrhoea until a physician arrives and notes the remedy is widely obtainable.
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