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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
5
The piece outlines Bible study lessons on Jesus seeking and saving the lost, with reflections on discipleship, stewardship, service, and the kingdom. It also discusses fly prevention methods, sanitation, and disease concerns, including practical tips and historical notes on entomology and public health campaigns.
The Chinese government, owner of the telegraph network, has extended the system across 36,000 railed of land and 1,000 railed of cables, expanding its communications reach.
Mrs. Carter, suffering rheumatism, eagerly asks about a promised cure. Her sister Caroline Smith recounts that the remedy is electricity, recalling Mrs. Carter’s prior lightning strike with no benefit.
A fruit dealer in Iowa learned from a weather observer that Western New York grape regions would rain tomorrow. He then ordered double grape shipments to avoid wet harvests, boosting local prices. he earned about $200 profit, noting a larger gain if he had ordered four cars.
A smooth tongued book agent questions a boy at the door about the master of the house. The boy denies lying, confirms his father is reading the newspaper by the window, and says his mother is out.
A brief exchange reveals contrasting tones as a pursed promise of financial help is offered. The speaker suggests a ray of hope while the other retorts that the aid will not be a projecting X ray.
Rumor suggests King George may be under dental care or receiving crown work. The claim circulates with little verifiable detail and lacks official confirmation.
A testimonial letter from a New Jersey reader claims quitting coffee cured her son's eye problems and her own heart nerves after using Postum. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum with cost details and urges readers to switch from tea and coffee to the beverage.
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