Presbyterian Sabbath School At Scandia Church
The Presbyterian Church in Scandia hosts a live Sabbath School each Sunday at 10 a.m. A primary department is available for children.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
6
The Presbyterian Church in Scandia hosts a live Sabbath School each Sunday at 10 a.m. A primary department is available for children.
A dated rail timetable lists multiple local and fast freight and passenger trains with numbers and times such as No 84 local freight at 2 40 p m and No 94 fast freight at 12 40 p m along with others including No 8 fast passenger at 9 19 p m and No 362 local passenger at 5 34 p m and No 7 fast passenger at 0 44 a m.
New York report from the Post Graduate Medical School commission says pellagra is infectious and not caused by diet. A three year Spartanburg County investigation cites efficient sewage systems as key in reducing cases among 2,000 residents and notes over 100,000 nationwide affected.
The poem The Name of France by Henry van Dyke is presented with dedicatory context to France. It praises national learning art courage and freedom and calls for a name that stirs motion and sacrifice in defense of mankind and liberty.
In Seoul a Korean leper, Sin Yungsyun, confessed to killing a five year old boy and another girl with a fellow leper, claiming cannibalism was a cure under a widespread superstition. Authorities note lepers have lived largely outside society, with Sorok Island proposed as a leper asylum with education in modern farming.
The former German freighter Sesostris, ashore at Ocos Guatemala for 13 years, has been floated by British tug pilot Captain R Ridley. Three hydraulic pumps and 150 natives cleared sand around the ship. salvagers expect profits over $1 million. The vessel once served as a coffee warehouse and provided local electricity.
A Californian student Charles Brown Jr travels from Fort Wayne Indiana to New York City about 1000 miles in seven days with only 155 cents, riding in multiple autos. He funds grooming and travel by relying on strangers and offers help in return. The longest single ride was 125 miles and the shortest under 125 feet in the Pennsylvania mountains where a farmer and wife forced him to walk out.
In Chicago a glass eye Cosgrove was wearing exploded while he stared at a piece of pie. He toppled from his chair to the restaurant door and was revived. Cosgrove had recently received a replacement eye after his original was destroyed by dynamite.
The federal public health service orders physicians not to dispense heroin for any purpose and to return all on hand to headquarters. Officials hope this action will influence general practitioners nationwide.
Neighbors with similar chickens risk mixing their birds. Mark each yard's birds with distinct dye colors on wings and tails to identify ownership, prevent mixing, and deter chicken theft across adjoining yards and varieties.
In a Pennsylvania station study five pens of White Leghorn pullets were fed the same grain mix but varying protein sources. Mortality rose in pens with oil and cottonseed meals. egg production ranged from 4,230 to 5,847 eggs among pens with different succulent feeds.
The guide notes that hens roosting first are not the top producers. After roosting, test crops. large well filled crops indicate egg producers while small crops mark poorer layers to cull.
The article argues that poultry success depends on keeping fowls comfortable. A rain drenched fowl cannot recover quickly, unlike a person who can change clothes. Protecting birds from inclement weather yields better results as drying clothing cannot be changed by the fowl.
The article urges Canadian and U S farmers to expand wheat cattle and hog production to feed a war-torn world. It highlights land prices rising, free government homesteads in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, and options to buy larger holdings via railroads and land companies, with government agents offering information.
The three year old son of Dr B S Potter superintendent of the county hospital for the Incurable Insane at Julietta has been with his father in his automobile when his father exclaimed Now, Ive killed it! The boy saw his mother use the sewing machine when the needle broke and the machine stopped suddenly and he cried Now, youve killed it mamma.
The ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safe tonic and laxative with no head effects. It notes a single product line branded as Bromo Quinine and that M. W. Groves signs each box. The entry ends with the number 250, likely a price or code.
Dr. Seth C. Langdon of the University of Washington reports the discovery of carbon monoxide in kelp floaters. He notes the gas content in the cells ranges from 3 to 12 percent of the total gas.
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