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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
8
The piece argues consumers overpay for Rochelle Salt containing powders and praises Calumet Baking Powder for free from Rochelle Salts, alum, lime or ammonia. It cites physicians skeptical of Rochelle Salts and notes Calumet’s one thousand dollar health claim offer.
In a dialogue pivoting on wealth two millionaires discuss a daughter's marriage to their coachman. One consents only under pressure fearing she will wed a British duke otherwise, creating a tense parental dispute over social boundaries.
A bulldog sneers at a scientist claiming ignorance of scientific fighting. The scientist counters with a challenge offering to share a few points, signaling a humorous showdown over knowledge and skill.
In a spirited exchange Dora notes Miss Trotterby’s newly devised trap and wonders if it will catch a man. The dialogue reflects a quirky social moment and the idea of sharing one’s blessedness with others.
In Piney Flats Tennessee on May 29 a local man D S Hilton says two days after starting Dodd's Kidney Pills all pain from rheumatism vanished. He claims doctors diagnosed rheumatism for two years and praises the pills as the grandest on earth. He adds healthy kidneys remove uric acid from blood. London’s new county hall on the Thames will cover 5.6 acres.
An advertisement mix notes internal remedies for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal treatment by J Cheney & Co Toledo O. Also mentions Defiance Cold Water Starch and claims of malaria cures with formic acid and odd tidbits about spiders and Matabeleland.
An old advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants. It claims gum soothing properties and relief from inflammation and windcolic. The listing mentions a 2508 bottle designation.
Fragmentary quotes reveal a local dispute over funds and charity. A man laments money not reaching needy children while WT defends a colleague as a good fellow, asserting the budget explains the condition.
Reports from London and New York indicate Tsarist leaders plan to press the war with Japan. A St Petersburg council of war endorsed persistent fighting, while calls for a national assembly to appease public pressure gain weight. Private letters claim mutinous officers were executed in Manchuria as discipline tightens.
Flood wrecks La Mesa and Chamberino as Rio Grande surges toward El Paso. Valley crops suffer massive losses, estimated at 800000 dollars, with daily increases. Livestock and lives are at risk while residents flee to hills and canal defenses fail.
Tangier dispatch says Sultan Mohammed ben Youssef refuses the French plan for Moroccan administration reform. The sultan informs French minister Taillandier that reforms must have powers' consent. Foreign Minister Mohammmad el Torres will seek each power's view to arrange a conference for Morocco's governance.
A Tokio cablegram from the Japanese war department instructs an eastern Pennsylvania company to deliver 1,000 trucks and other railroad supplies to Port Arthur for Oyama's army. The shipment hinges on Togo's conference with Rojestvensky and was placed months ago.
Detroit reports Countess Louise May Hecker De Sailassy daughter of Frank J Hecker and former Panama Canal Commission member has filed a suppressed suit for divorce from Count Gayla Hope Joseph De Sailassy of Vienna Austria, in a Detroit court.
The torpedo boat destroyers Tourmente Chevalier and the cruiser Kleber have been ordered to prepare to sail to Crete due to disorder tied to a proposed union of Crete with Greece.
Oklahoma City capitalists purchase a controlling stake in the Oklahoma State Military Institute and plan a large gym and new buildings and faculty housing to expand the campus.
Reports from Los Angeles and Chicago indicate the Rock Island line aims to secure a through route to the coast with a Los Angeles terminal. Strategists connect this goal to the El Paso Eastern and El Paso & Southwestern deals tied to Phelps-Dodge interests seen as Rock Island agents pushing toward Diego and Los Angeles.
Thirty men face indictments tied to federal grand jury findings on meat packing methods. Assistant Attorney General Pegin is in Washington with Attorney General Moody refining papers. District Attorney Morrison and Pegin consult daily on form of indictments with ten more expected.
In Whitby by election, Noel Buxton won the seat by 445 over Gervase Beckett, a Liberal triumph in a Conservative stronghold. The contest centered on fiscal policy, deepening a government defeat after Ernest W. Beckett moved to the Grimthorpe peerage upon his uncle Baron Grimthorpe's death.
Tokyo plans a Monroe doctrine for Asia with an imperial commission drafting the policy. The plan, nearly finished, awaits peace with Russia or its withdrawal from Manchuria before any action. Japan aims to protect Western powers’ rights but reject any new territorial acquisitions in Asia.
Crawford Nebraska banker J. Ke. Hunter once cattle department manager for Kern County Land Company was thrown from a buggy in a runaway and died at a sanitarium from injuries sustained Friday afternoon in Bakersfield California.
The National club met in Budapest on Thursday to authorize a statue honoring Washington. The move honors Cleveland residents for erecting a Kassuth statue in their city.
The bureau of weights has begun actions against short weights. Sixty dealers have been arrested recently and more than two hundred cases await the corporation counsel.
In Paris two Americans named Nelson and Dungley collided with a wagon on the International cup course at Clermont Ferrand. Five people in the wagon were injured, one critically.
A promotional plea for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cites backache and blues as signs of internal trouble and claims the remedy cures women's ailments. Letters from Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Cottery highlight relief from backache, headaches, menstrual pain, and ovarian troubles. The ad urges women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice from Lynn Massachusetts and notes widespread endorsement and cures.
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