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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
4
A fragmentary dialogue shows a man praising Pipkins for financial success while admitting personal failures. He recalls Pipkins as influential yet morally complex, noting Pipkins’s jokes and his handling of relationships. The exchange touches on marriages, separations, and distant communication as part of Pipkins’s life.
The article recounts Daniel Defoe's alleged borrowing of Robinson Crusoe from the Selkirk mutiny tale and notes a memorial tablet for Alexander Selkirk in Largo Fife. It then discusses the origin of the term Wolverine in Michigan lore and contrasts the wolverine with the skunk, including regional perceptions and historical usage.
Naturalists describe Jomechusa and atemeles beetles living in ant nests. The beetles secrete fluids that ants enjoy like cows milk while the beetles protect themselves and deter intruders with a foul odor. The beetles appear allied to their hosts rather than domesticated.
Swedish singer Jening Lind known as Madame Gold had a noted career in Stockholm and abroad. She first appeared at the Royal Theatre in Stockholm with Der Freischutz in the early 1840s and later studied in Holm before performing in Germany and England during the mid 19th century.
Egg speculators reportedly lose about $200,000 in eggs. A British author claims old men make the best husbands if rich. Cork coffees by ancient eyotians are blamed for boiling. Mustapha Kemal Pasha rumors of death are doubted as good die young. Opportunity is a friend who only knocks once.
The question asks for Gaelic equivalents of Duffy becoming Dinbhthaigh and the place name Lake Muche. In Gaelic, Duffy as a surname can render Dinbhthaigh, while Lake Muche would be rendered as Loch an Mhucach or Loch Muichetach depending on exact local form.
Rydal reports a sequence of visits among Farlee, Munger, Barrett, Wilmot and Hay families with trips to Almena Concordia and hospital in Mable Johnsons. A three and a half inch rain fell Sunday night as locals celebrated the Fourth of July at the river.
Union residents attend Fourth of July celebrations with quiet local events. A Belleville agent canvassed for poultry house spray last week while farming activity includes threshing prep and corn plowing. Visitors from Belleville and Great Bend stay with local families as rain and hail interrupt daily work.
Pauline Milner and Nona Clare Milner, daughters of Mr and Mrs Paul Milner of Scandia Township, stay with their aunt Mrs Earnest Mikesell while parents help in Western Kansas harvest. Bob Lloyds silo toppled in Thursday wind. Taylor Hammond of Belleville seeks more treatments at Wanonda Springs after a visit home. Union Valley Threshing Co and Frank Mikesell plan to start threshing Monday morning.
County residents and visitors from Republic and Scandia towns crowded Belleville this week. Meetings, campaigns, family visits, and a church outing mark a busy period with candidates Chas Nordman and James Ramsbottom active in the district.
Ex servicemen invited to join the American Legion meetings held on the first and third Wednesdays each month at the club rooms over the Pool Hall. Vernon L. Holmes serves as Commander.
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars to any case it cannot cure and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio. It states the product is sold by all druggists at a stated price.
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