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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
6
Nellie B. Rittingham of 609 Calverton Rd Baltimore says five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her organic troubles and headaches after years of illness and monthly bed rest. She urges other women to try the remedy before any operation.
At the Blue Devils of France breakfast in Hotel Severin a soldier injured a finger. Dr F E Manker dressed the wound and refused a fee, saying no French soldier can pay him and noting his nephew may be among them. President A Bennett Gates promised to cover the physician’s bill.
Eugene Kelley former deputy city clerk of Muncie admired the eclipse of the gun noted by the Indianapolis News He watched through smoked glass and asked to view it again saying it was the first thing since the war began that cost him nothing.
An advertisement urges women to mix lemon juice with Orchard White to create a small bottle of lotion for freckles sunburn windburn and tan. It claims rapid whitening and smooth skin at low cost with grocers selling lemons and drug stores supplying Orchard White.
A device has been invented that shreds various kinds of paper fed into it turning waste into soft packing material suitable for securing fragile goods. The machine promises to reduce waste and provide an economical cushioning alternative for shipping delicate items.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe kidney and bladder remedy. It claims 200 years of use, stresses kidney and liver cleansing, promises relief from multiple symptoms, and guarantees refund if not as represented. Also notes import origin and three sealed package sizes. England conducts a rat kill purge and Mexico expands wheat acreage.
Advert shows Eatonic tablets touted to neutralize stomach acids and gases after meals. Claims include rapid, pain-free comfort, improved appetite, and guaranteed results with a money-back option if unsatisfied. Considers hot weather a trigger for digestion issues and sunstroke. Provides Chicago address for mail order.
A kitchen column shares rice based dishes including croquettes with salmon, onions stuffed with rice, and coconut custard. It suggests rice as a flour substitute, adds dessert ideas, and pairs with peanuts and bananas. The piece ends with moral reflections from Henry Thoreau and quotes from B Nason Hamilton.
The United States food administration urges households to avoid wheat flour and use substitutes. The article provides recipes including Boston Brown Bread Buckwheat Muffins and Cookies, Oatmeal Bannocks, Cottage Cheese Omelet and Roast, Soup, and guidance on cottage cheese dishes with circular 109 from the USDA. It emphasizes economical, nutritious uses of cornmeal rye meal buckwheat and cottage cheese.
A nostalgic guide extols cheese as a versatile centerpiece from appetizers to desserts. It covers cauliflower with cheese sauce with steps, and potato scones with cornmeal and mashed potato, plus tips on melting and avoiding overcooking.
Dorothy, at lunch with her family, sits beside a famous five bishop and, after an embarrassed hesitation, blurts out a request for salt in a vivid humorous moment from Penarson's Weekly.
After years of effort engineers completed a tunnel through the Pyrenees uniting the French and Spanish rail networks. The achievement promises faster cross border travel and stronger regional commerce between both nations.
The saying warns that when a man fights himself he faces a lopsided battle with internal conflict ruling the outcome. This adage emphasizes self-sabotage and the need for inner resolve to overcome personal barriers.
A provocative remark claims that disturbing thoughts aimed at men should be barred from women’s minds. The assertion frames mental intrusion as a gendered issue, suggesting psychological boundaries based on sex.
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