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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
2
F C Rieman offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy, claimed to work through the blood on mucous surfaces, has been used for thirty five years and promoted with testimonials from Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
Statewide call for veterans forms a provisional regiment with Salina Kansas headquarters and officers. It offers service to the President, invites qualified members to hold commissions, and urges immediate applications to Lewis Whisler acting colonel in charge. Let Kansas Lead.
Health note warns that constipation obstructs the bowels causing buildup of poisonous matter. Medical guidance urges relief to prevent complications and promote natural waste elimination.
The clipping lists visits and daily life notes in Norway and nearby towns. Names include Oscar Emerson, Walter Anderson, Mrs Edwin Isaacson, Chas Tedrow, Albert Ketter, Gertye Jensen, Marvel Dovtor, Ed Woods, Hazel Platt, Mack Griffeth, Bob Hyder, J R Anderson, Lon Eagles, J G Brunk, Lars Larson, Vera McGregor, Olive Brown, James Whitney, and others. It records travel to Scandia, Seattle, Lincoln, and Nebraska, harvest help, a Weinie roast, a fish fry, and a 4th of July celebration with community gatherings.
The piece explains how coral reefs form from carbonate of lime produced by tiny polyps. Reefs grow like shells as polyps live and die, fed by sea currents. Inlets through reefs create harbors, while fresher water near stream mouths limits reef growth.
Mrs Della Etter and children visited Mrs Anna Gallry while Friday. Bert Ainsworth and family of Norway were hosted Sunday. Several locals visited Concordia and Scandia on business. farming and hogs noted. Members of the Gile, Loofborrow, Bockoven and Ames families appear with birthdays, illness, and travel to Ohio or nearby towns.
The article explains salt balances with water in the body and how excess salt triggers thirst as the body seeks dilution. It then recounts the London Chronicle tale that Caesar used elephants in Britain to intimidate Britons crossing the Thames, routing them with a floating turret carrying archers.
In a humorous exchange a gentleman with a swollen jaw questions painless tooth extractions. The dental proprietor answers with confidence and points to a door sign, while the skeptic admits doubt about signs in medical matters.
New York Sum presents a frayed old verse about a mischievous motto Never leave a stone unturned and the perils of trying it noting finger pinching risk within a brief poetic item
Official statement sworn July 10 1916 by Bert Ainsworth cashier of Norway State Bank Kansas Republic County detailing its financial condition at close of business June 30 1916. Notary J H Sandell and bank directors attest to accuracy and send to Bank Commissioner Topeka Kansas.
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