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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
12
President Roosevelt spoke in Indianapolis at Gen Lawton's statue unveiling and urged federal supervision of interstate railways. He warned wealth manipulation harms property rights, backing national oversight of stock and bond issuance and tighter regulation of public service corporations including railroads.
A Western man bragging of his taste meets a New York woman and is tricked into believing she is widow. She reveals the token is a lock of her husband’s hair but adds his hair is gone, turning the encounter into a sly conversation game.
Admiral Evans to preside at a Saturday meeting of high grade naval officers to select enough officers to meet the naval personnel act requirements. The board must create 22 vacancies this year with results not announced until July 1. Berlin notes The Hague conference may admit press access to sessions to prevent rumors of discord.
Five year old son of Kate Kartinell fell from a westbound Winds Central Limited train traveling 50 miles an hour between Post and Epworth near Waterloo. Mother slept. child found by eastbound train crew at 5 AM Thursday. Minor facial cut, otherwise unhurt.
The circuit court on Friday unanimously decided that the Buckeye Oil Company a Standard subsidiary organized under Ohio law must carry all oil offered by independent producers at a fair remunerate rate. The decision is hailed as a major victory by independent producers.
After measles, a Nebraskan woman suffered head and neck sores the size of pennies for six months. She used doctors' blood remedies and salves without success. Within a week of Cuticura Remedies the condition improved, and in three weeks she was fully recovered seven years ago.
The sap of the female bamboo tree, Tabasheer or banslochan, is sold widely in Indian markets as a medicinal tonic. Known since ancient times, it also appeared in Borneo and early Arabian trade. Analyses show it is nearly pure silica with traces of lime and potash, its bamboo hollow origin fueling beliefs in miraculous powers.
The ad claims Defiance Starch provides superior stiffness with a thinner application, avoiding the pastey look and dull wear of other starches. It emphasizes strong formula allowing less quantity for desired effect.
The King Frederick stands tall and imposing while the Queen is described as Europe's tallest royal woman. She inherits vast properties from her father the late King Charles of Sweden and from her mother, a noted heiress of the nineteenth century. Her majesty is noted for deep religious devotion.
The dialogue criticizes young women like Miss Passay and Miss Pert for engaging two suitors at once. It frames such behavior as shameful and aggravating, reflecting a period tone of propriety and social expectation.
An old farmer calls a man an anarchist for chasing other chickens away from vittles, saying he has no time to hustle for himself. The summer boarder asks why he is labeled so, and the granger explains the chicken-feeding antics.
An ad argues catarrh is a constitutional disease and only internal remedies reach the infection. Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills are promoted as nonquack, doctor prescribed formulas from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo with testimonials available.
A light exchange shows Mrs. Knicker refraining from meat during Lent while Mrs. Becker retorts she must eat well to fund her Easter wardrobe, highlighting social dinners and frugal planning in a humorous exchange.
A historical ad for Allen's Foot-Ease claims to cure painful swollen smarting and sweating feet, makes new shoes easy, and offers free samples. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with address A.5 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
In a terse exchange, the host asks about a lobster famine and the guest dismisses it, noting that gold brick schemes continue as usual. The dialogue implies ongoing financial fraud chatter while denying a seafood shortage.
The advert proclaims Defiance Starch usable on ironing day as it will not stick to irons, with a 16 oz. package priced at 10 cents, sold everywhere.
England yearly imports grain from abroad would require 10,500,000 acres to produce the same amount domestically.
A vintage advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup aimed at teething children. It claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic. Sold in a two cent bottle.
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