Teacraft Turmoil Stuns City Ledger Meeting
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
11
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Mrs Clara McDowell visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs A Vandeveer in town last week while returning from Hardy where she attended the wedding of her sister in law Marie McDowell in Montezuma.
Mrs. Vandeveer has been quite poorly this week with no improvement noted. Mrs. Jnoandeveer spent several days with them during the same period to offer support.
Residents recount an incident when a stalled car was towed by a faithful horse as it crossed shallow water west of the bridge. The crossing allowed the motorist to continue their journey with relief and rejoicing.
A neighbor city plan assigns beggars to rock piles or road work in exchange for meal tickets issued by the Mayor. Tickets are given to beggars who present them to the Mayor, supervised work earns a meal, and the system aims to separate deserving from undeserving through structured labor. The author asks why Scandia could not adopt this approach.
A reflective piece questions motives and actions under varying circumstances. It ponders how men respond differently when faced with pressure and asks what the reader would do in similar situations. The language suggests a moral inquiry into choice and conduct.
Will Adams and family with his mother and Mr and Mrs Marion Kell ex visited Harry Giles on Sunday. Miss Minta Walter traveled to Belleville to attend Normal. Geo Walter and wife spent part of last week in Concordia for commencement. Bob Rickabaugh of Scandia does painting for Steve Leibenborn this week.
Quincy Elliss and family and Charles Barleen and family called at Harry Giles Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frances Fickle and Mrs. John Loofborrow visited at Harry Giles, Monday. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad promotes internal tonics and purifiers with testimonials and a Toledo company address. Most citizens joined a charivari at Carl Gile's Friday night. ad
Fredrickson family spent Sunday with Oscar Linden. John Lungren’s daughters from Salina Kansas visited relatives. Arthur Lars honored with a birthday surprise. many relatives and friends attended. Farmers busy with alfalfa cutting. Dewaine and Lloyd Lindeberg visited Reed boys. Chas Magnussens and Carl Lindebergs visited. Westin family and Bergstroms called on Monday. Albin Forsbergs visited Chas Aspegren near Republic. Mrs Carl Lindeberg helped with house work last week.
An old time ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home tonic to darken gray hair naturally. It claims gray hair vanishes by morning with repeated use and also stops dandruff and hair loss, bidding readers to try the product for a younger appearance.
Mrs C W Filor reports using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy a dozen years ago for summer complaint. One dose stopped the illness and she attributes quick cure to the remedy.
The note directs readers to leave orders at the office for switches and mentions a quantity of 41 000 stem. It reflects a practical instruction item likely from a trade or manufacturing notice.
The article states catarrh cannot be cured with local applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease, describing catarrh as a blood or constitutional condition.
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