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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
2
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Notice urges all county boys aged 12 to 20 to attend the YMCA camp at Pawnee July 9 14. Scandia boys should register with Mr G P Plabs by July 1 with a 50 cent registration. Camp cost is 50 cents per day. Bring enthusiasm for a worthwhile experience.
A brief ad invites readers to join a six day camp with further information available above or by writing to J. C. Brunk in Betti vilte.
A county girls camp will be held at Pawnee starting July 17 and lasting six days. Scandia girls should register with Mrs. G P Plotner by July 1 to secure tents. For details contact Mrs J C Brunk. Belleville and nearby businesses are resuming normal operations as the Missouri Pacific Railroad plans trains to run soon.
A note expresses gratitude to the Central group for their endurance and energy during a critical period. It credits W. Wohlford for the call to the owner and notes the board and community are grateful for the Central girl’s strong involvement.
Phyllis and John Billingsley plan a vacation with neighbours caring for their chickens and a borrowed Angora kitten. The trip reveals how readily people unload duties on friends, and how quickly gratitude turns to restlessness when they return to find the favors waning.
A speaker recalls mixed reactions upon resuming life with belongings and notes friends’ warmth shifting to impersonal affection for animals and objects. Billingsley comments on test of friendship revealing true regard in Chicago Daily News excerpt.
An ancient Persian tale cites six powers agreeing the first neighing horse decides the throne. The piece argues modern partisan clashes harm industry and suggests public disputes be settled away from political theater, urging restraint and focus on productive labor.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and constitutional medicine. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces and emphasizes a physician prescription with tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials are offered free, with Toledo company details and contact.
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