Sale on Wool Blankets and Suits at Cost
The store advertises Wool Blankets and Bed Comforters at cost and offers Mens and Boys suits at cost as stock clears. Shoppers are invited to see prices and be convinced the store means what it says.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
5
The store advertises Wool Blankets and Bed Comforters at cost and offers Mens and Boys suits at cost as stock clears. Shoppers are invited to see prices and be convinced the store means what it says.
Great reductions on mens and boys footwear from W L Douglas and Queen Quality for ladies and children. Special prices on ladies and children underwear accompany the sale.
Poem explores a silent river of dreams guiding life through shifting scenes and evolving hopes. The speaker imagines time as tidal, waking or sleeping travelers pursuing love’s vast sea beyond the harbor’s bar.
Som Charles places Gregg Speaks over a wedding notice and hopes it won’t be the last time he speaks.
An OCR fragment notes the Independent Order of Boozer members enjoying themselves in Manhattan and hints at their current popular status and leisure activity.
A light anecdote from the Saturday Evening Post describes a moment when two busybodies collide in each other’s affairs, capturing a playful glimpse of social interaction and unintended consequences. The piece emphasizes wit and human folly in everyday life.
The KK. 0. Mandolin club announces a spring tour with performances in small towns. Members express satisfaction in living in a quiet town where they can perform without the bustle of other sounds.
Former Concordia resident Ellis, who ran for the Republican nomination to the State Senate in 1896, is a candidate for the TM Mayor nomination in Kansas City. The town needs a Kansas man at the head, and Ellis would largely fill the bill.
A reader suggests older veterans back A. B. Richter for governor to unite veteran support and leverage his experience and other strengths to dominate the race.
The Rock Island will sell round trip tickets to Topeka at one fare from all Kansas points on January 20 and from all points within 200 miles of Topeka on January 21 for the Kansas Retail Grocers and General Merchants third annual convention held Tuesday and Wednesday January 21 and 22.
A quarrelsome letter from a Warwick resident to Editor Basye of the Telescope spurs a harsh editorial. The writer, a year prepaid subscriber, vows not to pay and faces public denouncement for alleged fraud and evading debts. The paper condemns the debtor and signals possible legal action or exposure.
The passage notes the Populists should wait for changes in current conditions, arguing that present hard times cannot last and urging patience while the party awaits a shift in circumstances. It references figures such as Marion and John W. Porallnespa in discussing party strategy.
A fragmented ad promotes BAL ARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP as a real cure for coughs colds and various ailments. It lists price as 25 and 50 cents and references a Druggist Ade White. The text conveys a cheerful household tone turned sad by illness.
The Waterville Clipper notes a 91 year old man who has drunk a pint of whiskey daily for sixty years. Despite longevity and health, the piece lists seven children with grave outcomes including infancy deaths, epilepsy, idiocy, fits, drunkenness, a crank, and a wanderer, suggesting liquor journals overlook broader family tragedy.
An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as strengthening for the fragile babe and growing child. It claims to destroy worms aid digestion and rebuild the body at a price of 25 cents from A J White Druggist.
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