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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
5
Residents and visitors share in social visits across Kackley and nearby towns. Eighth grade graduates from Bollen School held a banquet hosted by Engwalls with class colors pink and white and a student program led by Miss Eunice Lundblade.
Stomach trouble is often helped by skipping one meal and drinking lots of water. A daily spoonful of Adlerika is advised to clean out poisons in the stomach and bowels. Henry Peterson offers ice by calling phone 100.
A farm home faces sudden illness or injury and urges immediate doctor access by telephone. Quick calls provide 24 hour aid and can prevent tragic loss of life. The ad stresses telephone protection as essential for the modern farm home.
Advertisement notes Cook's Guaranteed House Paint at $2.15 per gearlon from A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
Mrs C Anderson and Melvin and Evelyn of St. Louis Missouri spent a few days with Mrs Anderson's sister Mrs Ellen Loring and other relatives. Miss Ella Maxell traveled to Kansas City for a short visit with friends. Walter Heniy broke a finger starting a car Sunday. Remaining names include Mrs Sargeant Mrs Bowling Hazel Olson and families visiting relatives across nearby communities.
The memo assigns Lebanon as the inspection port for gas trucks entering Kansas with Highway Port 35. Three men will staff in 8 hour shifts for round the clock coverage. W. L. Pennington of Smith Center is assigned to Lebanon port. The exchange includes a humorous Pathfinder quote about a man losing a hand in a horse mouth anecdote.
At Daykin Nebraska Mrs Lena Junker brought in a newly hatched chicken from Corner Cash Grocery with three legs instead of two. The extra leg was thicker and heavier than the normal leg, and the bird appeared perfectly healthy.
The Smith County Pioneer reports a Topeka man who complains about the new motor cars being built so low that when he emerges from one the other even.
A brief fragment mentions a person striking their head on a curb. The text provides no further details on location, identity, or outcome.
A Shawnee County employee, A. L. Stratton, was killed when a tree weakened by a cut began to fall. He ran toward a group of children to warn them and was struck by the falling trunk.
Dr Donald A Laird of Colgate University urges Americans to become sleep conscious as they get less rest than fifty years ago. He stresses longer beds and space to move, noting people change position several times nightly.
An advertisement from I A M Sanborn Lumber Co highlights a gas price of $2.15 per gallon, promoting fuel for customers and fleets.
Chas Othberge drove to Manhattan Tuesday while Richard Othberg returned from Kansas State College to Lincoln with his father Harry White. Harry White and Grace Blanden visited May White, and Bobby joined them in Lebanon to see relatives. Miss Wilma Mitchell and Mr and Mrs C Reece traveled to Kansas City to visit kin. Verlee remained for treatment. Cook’s Household Jars advertised at 15 cents each.
The Cook County Bureau of Public Welfare outlines the unemployment relief system providing monthly staple food rations and grocery orders to the unemployed. Rations vary by family size, sex, age, and work level, including milk canned goods meats and vegetables with guidance on nutrition and use.
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