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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
5
To Stockmen. Vaccination Offer for Black Lee Virus
An advert promises free vaccine virus from Cuele Sam to stockmen and promising instructions from Happer the Drugeist. It targets stock aged six months to two years and claims U S Government provides the preventative to stop losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuele Sam
Happer
U. S
Printer Wanted at Seandia Kantse Office
Classified notice seeking a reliable printer for permanent employment at this office. Address Albert B. Kimball Seandia, Kanse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Kimball
Seandia
Kanse
Cure a Cold in One Day Claims Laxative Tablets
The text touts LAXATIVE Browo Quisink TABLETS as a cure for a cold in one day. It includes garbled phrases and misspellings but centers on a product claim and advertising style from an old notice, with unclear names and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Porte Prepared to Answer All Business Calls
Porte states readiness to handle every incoming call for the business, ensuring uninterrupted communication and service during peak hours and in busy periods.
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Porte
Kansas City Footpad Gets Forty Years in Prison
The Kansas City case reports a footpad receiving forty years while a separate defendant, labeled a murderer, was sentenced to fifty years in the pen. The text remarks on Kansas City's rising civility and a youth who eloped with his stepmother reversing norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Concordia Blade Readers See Notable Improvement
In Cloud County last week the Concordia Blade was noticeably upgraded causing surprise among subscribers. The improved format pleased readers and sparked comparisons to previous issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloud County
Concordia Blade
Kansas Republicans Agree to Populist Debate After Clarifying Principles
Kansas Republicans will accept the Populist challenge to joint debates during the campaign once the Populists identify their principles for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Anti-Trust Conference Seeks New Remedies Over Populist Echoes
The conference at Chicago rejects the old populist remedy and calls for a new approach to curb the trust evil, noting that previous efforts did little good where they might have helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Batley Favored in First District Fight Over Curtis
The Beloit Call argues Batley is likely to win the First district contest against Curtis, noting that expectations seem to shape belief and reflect wishful thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley
Curtis
Beloit Call
Indiana Colonel Dies Citing Tobacco Use Warning
Col. Medard W. Thompson of Indiana dies at an unspecified age with doctors saying he might have lived longer if he had not used tobacco excessively. The obituary serves as a warning to young men about tobacco risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medard W. Thompson
Indiana
Col Bryan Warns England Over Fourth Africa Policy
Observer Col Bryan argues England’s Africa policy under the ott standard harms the empire. He notes supporters in many countr ies want England defeated to force alignment with the word standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Bryan
England
Africa
Local figure denies bid for Republican National Convention
Mr. Bulkley states he is not seeking a delegate position and did not consent to his name being circulated. He expresses disappointment and says callers should seek other candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulkley
Insurance rate cut credited to Republican state admin
The text argues the Republican state administration deserves credit for lower insurance costs. It claims a 127 percent reduction in rates after reinsurance for a named individual, Mr. McNall, and references Wag Thaw in association with the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Administration
McNall
St Helena reference cools after Bryan’s Chicago jab
The Salina Republican notes that the St. Helena topic, tied to Bryan, has been overplayed. It recalls his Chicago speech and Merrick’s role, but says the allusion cooled in November, reflecting a tepid reception from an English perspective.
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Qom Paul
St. Helena
Bryan
Chicago
St Helena
Merrcbebie Ley
Salina
Monster sighting rumors sweep Cap Mee area
Between Sherdahl and Scandia locals report a strange animal feared as a killer. It is said to have killed a large dog and crushed its ribs, with rumors depicting a gorilla or panther. Cap claims the rib incident, sparking talk of a hunting frenzy by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherdahl
Scandia
Cap Mee
Republic City News
Cap
Letter from Ingersoll on Hell and Exilic Life in the Styx
In a 1809 exchange published piece, Ingersoll writes from the Styx after leaving New York. He jokes about hell as imagined by Moses and Bon Ingersoll, notes New York colony leadership under Honey Ward Beecher, mentions ministers and camp meetings, and asks for papers to follow public reaction. The letter ends with a casual invitation to visit and a note about crops needing rain.
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New York
Sai Jones
Amin Hades
Neptune
Earth
Kansas
Styx
Moses
Horace Directy
Sparecon
Peter Cartwright
Talmage
Tom Paine
Voltaire
Bea Franklin
Ife
Armanias
Rogue’s Gallery
Lawish
Unemployment Trends and Public Warning From 1899 Press
End of December P8408 shows 27.2 percent unemployment, March 1899 at 18.6 percent, September figure unknown, with current rate incalculably small. The New York World warns politicians against calamity campaigns while noting prosperity and home welfare implied by the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Dents
Whitney's Opens New Goods With Dune Woods Selection
Whitney's announces opening of new goods featuring dunes fur woods and a wide range of shirt waists white goods embroideries tuckings laces and dress fabrics from mills. Men offered a top line of neckwear and stylish fabrics in a west window display inviting shoppers to inspect and be convinced.
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Scandia
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