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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
2
The Scandia Journal is listed as second class matter by the post office, indicating its mailing status and priority for distribution. This change affects local subscribers and postal handling procedures in Scandia.
Local newspaper ad rates listed by Wo H Hitt include 10 cents per column inch for display ads and 1 extra for first insertion with a six word line count. Special contract rates apply. Cash with copy, mail orders, P O money orders or drafts accepted. personal checks not wanted. A 25 cent charge applies for card of thanks. Regular rates apply for all announcements and socials when used to raise funds.
A fragment discusses Genesis 1 and the Genesis creation week, proposing a 49 000 year Earth timeline with a seven thousand year six day period followed by a millennium. It notes light before the sun and ties to evolution and the Valian theory of atmospheric rings, ending with Noah era implications.
The note states that a blue mark on the front page upper left signals expired subscriptions. Unpaid renewals will result in removal from the list and cessation of the paper. The newspaper explains this fair policy aims to avoid disputes and keep only paying subscribers.
The passage outlines a biblical timeline from the Fourth to Seventh Day detailing creation, the emergence of vegetation, animals, birds, sea life, and humans, with Eve departing from Adam and a resting period until the Messianic Kingdom begins 49,000 years after creation. It emphasizes divine guidance in the ordering of nature and evolution within a Bible framework.
A rustic note urges persistence in fishing and life with lines about striking, weather, and baiting the hook. It emphasizes steady effort and not sighing when the fish aren’t biting. The verse champions perseverance through hardship.
Sunday around five o clock a large crowd of citizens woke to a fire alarm. The blaze stayed in outbuildings but wind threatened nearby structures and the editor's home, prompting evacuation. Geo Hawkins arrived first followed by Paul Preble.
Parlee Plotner and Dr U Waggman with M A and W C Preble and R A Doctor G W Nimocks Chan Cullers aid extinguishing a blaze caused by ashes left near a cob house. The fire damaged the north end and Sunday morning naps were disrupted as residents promise caution and no more surprise parties.
What we Never Forget according to science are the things of our early home life such as DBucklen's Arnica salve that mother or grandmother used to cure our burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts and sprains. Forty years of cures proves its merits. Unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores. Sold at all druggists at 25c.
Read by M J Maxell, musical director with Sam Jones over two decades, the piece notes it would be impossible to believe Sam Jones did the talking. City Hall January 11. For sale Cottonwood lumber phone 716 Farmers.
In Kansas, veteran drinkers are aging out while young drinkers are scarce. Wil Palmer laments that a young drinker in this part of Kansas is a rare sight as the old guard dwindles.
A resident of Emporia told her friend that her steady was mistreating her. The reply quips that what he needs is a pair of socks, noting his small feet. The exchange showcases humorous local talk from the time.
An old darkey prays for a turkey then receives one before midnight. The piece recalls childhood meals and contrasts them with late night suppers and tobacco. The Blue Mound Sun notes the reflection on family meals and taste.
A reflective quatrain on many kinds of love and light. It notes love that stirs the heart and love that rests it, while praising the ascent of life toward the noblest form of love as best. Henry Van Dyke’s sentiment anchors the meditation.
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