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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
1
An advertisement claims women suffer from irregularities and womb troubles due to fast living. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Chester Curry and urges trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at first signs of pain, nervousness, or irregular menses for relief.
Jefferson City Judge Davis granted John A. Lee a continuance to June 14 with trial date set. Witnesses were ordered to appear. failure would trigger attachments. Lee sought another delay citing I M George missing in Russellville and out of state.
Richard Greener, American commercial agent at Vladivostok, reports to the state department that all foreign and commercial agents have been ordered to leave Vladivostok fortress and may reside only in cities of the maritime provinces. He is leaving for Harborowski. The move mirrors Port Arthur measures as the war nears.
Corn for May delivery sold at 67 cents a bushel, up 9 cents from Tuesday. Short sellers faced renewed alarm as bulls push May futures higher, opening quietly before steady buying, trading from 58 to 65 and closing near the day’s top as major holders Bartlet, Frazier, and Carrington supported higher prices.
In a Roosevelt Street tenement hallway two Italians fought with knives Wednesday night. Both men are probably dying from their wounds. Neighbors and even wives refused to aid police with information.
Guthrie Oklahoma The Colonial Construction company of Oklahoma is chartered with capital stock of 100000 to build an interurban electric railroad from Oklahoma City to Sulphur Springs Indian Territory via Lexington Oklahoma Directors include EH P Shears Dallas W J Reid Noble J S Little BE J Keller F W James George M Tague H A Hawk Lexington and others with offices in Dallas and Lexington.
The Marquis of Queensberry asked a London police court if he could carry a revolver to guard against hazardous motorists near his home. The magistrate said a license is required and the application is under advisement.
London reports that on July 4 Princess Arisugawa sister of the crown princess will launch and christen the new Japanese battleship Katori now under construction at Barrow by an English firm.
In testimony before a senate committee, Prof. Hugo R. Meyer argues rail and westward agricultural growth created eastern industry and markets. He warns federal rate control could erode historic, state-led progress, praising railway builders while criticizing central bureaucratic regulation. A closing remark notes aesthetic standards vary with the questioning woman.
Some grocers avoid Defiance Starch noting stock of 12 ounce brands. Defiance offers a 16 ounce pack for the same price and requires no cooking. Consumers urged to choose Defiance for extra quantity.
An American heiress tests the impecunious duke with a sharp leading question asking how he earned his title. The duke answers with a brief count of twelve, then concedes one question remains about the taint and the legitimacy of the title.
The article contrasts today’s farming life with fifty years ago. It highlights modern comforts such as daily mail, telephones, modern housing, plumbing, heating, and acetylene lighting. It argues acetylene lighting is popular among 80,000 users, with farmers among the largest users.
The best banks restrict fraud by presidents without director knowledge. The next best banks repair a $1,500,000 defalcation quickly without losses to depositors.
The chief magistrate, back in the heart of the city, will resume the heavy task before him with renewed vigor of mind and body though a sigh may escape him.
Poor Mrs. De Olde faces rapid eyesight decline yet remains sought after as a chaperon by all the girls. The exchange notes her value in society despite her diminishing vision and the paradox of being in great demand.
A narrator, Ian Maclaren, presents a blind girl speaking with steadfast faith. She argues that loss has not harmed her, claiming God compensated her with richer senses and gifts, and that she remains resilient rather than despairing.
Buffalo New York May 22 Special reports F R McLean 90 East Ferry Street says kidney disease forced him off his trade. After six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he recovered and returned to work. He credits the medicine with curing Bright's Disease and urges others to try it.
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