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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
6
Paris and New York herald a silk season with bold colors and plain shot patterns. Black pean dor gowns rule day and evening wear as ostrich plumes and 1830 fur trends influence upcoming styles including chinchilla and mole skin shifts.
A study by Dr. O A King, professor of nervous diseases, explains how the brain’s time-keeping can function during sleep. It notes awakened sleepers often know whether it is night or early morning, and describes how deep, drugged, or protracted sleep alters time perception.
Fragmentary quotes describe Mrs Highmore at the opera praising a performance. Mentions Ms Gaswell Ye es and others with unclear context. The piece conveys admiration and social chatter surrounding a stage event.
A Kansas City doctor advertises a guaranteed permanent cure for hernia with no cutting or pain and no detention from business. The ad offers a free book with testimonials from former patients and mentions coverage by Kansas City papers. Dr. Ernest Henderson at 103 W. 9th St. is named.
Dr. Ernest Henderson, rupture specialist at 103 West Ninth Street Kansas City Missouri, guarantees permanent cure after free examination and treatment without operation. He deducts the cost of a prior truss from the cure and requires no payment until a positive cure is achieved. Reports from Rev J Sauer and others endorse his method.
A 1902 series of testimonial letters from patients in Missouri and Kansas praise Dr. Ernest Henderson of Kansas City for rupture treatment. Letters claim long-term rupture sufferers, including a 15 year case, regained ability to work without a truss and express gratitude for attentive care.
The article traces anchor evolution from early long shank designs to curved arms, notes the 19th century shift to admiralty patterns, the impact of the steam hammer on ironwork, and the 1851 trials that crowned Trotman as top anchor with Rogers second. It covers the move from long shanks to chain cables beginning in 1831 and related design changes for better holding and penetration.
Texas lands for sale exchange or lease include rice cotton tobacco fruit grazing and grazing land plus dairy and other businesses. Write or list with W. C. Corbett owner 316 Travis St Houston Tex.
A terse notice touts an exchange offer for ten cent stamps and stamped envelopes in a promotional push, mentioning Silver and ke laia. The brief hints at a postal or philatelic merchandise scheme with limited details.
John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, newly elected Democratic leader in the House, says he will be prepared for any emergency to keep the party in line. He recalls a Mississippi justice who warned citizens not to hang a man without due process, carrying statutes and a rifle as he offered to enforce the law or help shoot the culprit. A conservative engineer discusses the Funndl Propositions for Quarts Hill and a key tunnel. A postal card asks for details on a great industrial and mining proposition offered by Hi A RIEDEL & CO. Brokers in Colorado Springs.
A horse named Old Tom of the United States Express Company in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania is pensioned for life by order of Senator Platt of New York. After Christmas he will move to stables in Jersey City to live in ease. Old Tom served the company eighteen years after a resident of the fashionable part of the city urged retirement to Senator Platt.
The Chilean government plans a dock construction project at Valparaiso costing about 10 million dollars. A bill authorizing the work will soon be introduced in the chamber.
The Pennsylvania Society of New York, founded in 1899, now lists more than 500 members, reflecting broader participation across its professional and social circles.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from readers.
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