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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1921

Page

8

Western Canada sowing surge boosts farmers’ outlook

A May letter from Western Canada reports rapid wheat germination and widespread seeding, with many homesteads opening May 1 for 160 acre grants. The piece notes low railway rates, strong markets for dairying and cattle, and a boom in silo building across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as fodder crops expand.

Western Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alvertn

Cuticura for Pimples and Skin Care Ad

An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soup and hot water. It urges daily use to maintain clear skin and mentions Cuticura Talcum. A stray cartoon caption notes a punchline about an educated man and a road scholar.

Frayed Button Dialogue Sparks Household Budget Talk

A playful exchange shows a couple debating economizing and household savings. The husband jokes about an exit button while the wife nods in agreement reflecting everyday frugality.

Red Brass Ball Blue for Household Linen and Towels

A fragmented 19th century ad notes Red Brass Ball Blue as suitable for kitchen towels tables linens and sheets and pillowcases. It markets multiple housekeeping uses in a brief line of text.

Department of ‘Housekeeping

A Long Journey to the Sangamon Country

In 1831 Samson and Sarah Traylor journey with their two children Josiah and Betsey from Vergennes Vermont to Illinois seeking government land. They travel by wagon through New York, stopping with inviting farmers along the way as they seek land in the land of plenty believed to be fertile and rich.

Samson Sarah Traylor Josiah Betsey Vergennes Land of Plenty Sangamon Illinois Sagamon New York State Dennis John McNeil Sarah Great Falls America Buffalo New England Middle Border Ohio Mississippi Lake View Silver Creek Dunkirk Erie Indiana Colonel

Water from the edge of the woods aids travelers on a perilous journey

Samson and Sarah aid Henry Brimstead and his three homeless children after a harsh trek through river swales and woods in Vermont, trading labor for shelter water and food. Brimstead buys horses and clothing for his family, then heads toward Utica after a restful stop.

Journey on to the Great Falls and New York States Long Road

The travelers press along the old Iroquois trail toward Boston and the western lands, passing the Kyre canal near Utica then Rochester and Niagara Falls. They aid an Irish emigrant family, note Buffalo’s rough boom, and face heat, fatigue, and a wagon breakdown amid a long, hard journey toward Ohio and Indiana.

Uticag Joe Betsey Boston Long House Wadson Lake Erie Kyre Canal Samson DeWitt Clinton Sarah Connecticut Ohio Canandaigua Genesee Rochester Lewiston Niagara River Falls Flanagan Flanagans Michigan

Change in Father Sees Stricken Cobb County Farmer Feel Renewed

G W Slayton of Cobb County reports his father, long suffering from chronic stomach trouble, improved dramatically after using a medicine named Taniac. He recalls decades of failed diets and medicines before the apparent relief, noting the man now eats heartily and feels like a new person.

G. W. Slayton Cobb County Atlanta Tennessee

Good Literature Then and Now Says Henry van Dyke

A quotation praises enduring literary creation by writers who love their craft and work in their own way. It references Thackeray Dickens Carlyle Ruskin Tennyson Browning Irving Hawthorne Lowell Emerson and others. The passage asserts literature remains vital across eras.

Thackeray Dickens Carlyle Ruskin Tennyson Browning Irving Hawthorne Lowell Emerson Henry von Dyke

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