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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
6
Taunton Massachusetts resident Mia Silvia shares a testimonial about relief from back and leg pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved energy and ability to work, and she recommends the remedy to coworkers and friends.
An advertisement for Hinkle capsules claims the product relieves kidney and bladder pains and related symptoms. It urges purchase from druggists or direct from Hinkle Medical Co., Mayfield, Kentucky, with a large box priced at one dollar and a money back guarantee.
Representative Frear of Wisconsin notes high costs for wearing apparel despite contrary talk at a Milwaukee dinner. A rich banker jokes about obtaining second-hand shoes, illustrating postwar thrift and social tone. Also an advertisement touts Cuticura products for baby rash care.
A quotation presents Uncle Eben noting a speaker’s true measure lies in the moment he takes up a collection, beyond the outward praise of applause.
A man described as a good listener wins a woman’s vote for his engaging conversational style. The remark highlights social dynamics and the value placed on attentive communication in personal interactions.
A clipped verse note from a small press highlights KITEREN CABINE 922 as the author in a playful, archaic rhythm. The piece hints at light satire and personal emotion within a compact street corner publication.
A guide to making Apple Butter With Raisins Spiced Prune Marmalade Polychrome Conserve and Harlequin Marmalade with detailed steps, ingredients and cooking times. It notes using inexpensive winter fruits, soaking prunes, and finishing with sealing in glasses for preserves.
A playful verse speaks of a long journey and rough roads ahead yet promises a bright ending. It encourages singing while traveling and keeps a cheerful tone despite the path.
A vintage recipe collection outlines baked Lima Beans with soaking steps, milk bake, and butter finish. It also covers Fig Marmalade easy fruit simmering, Prune Souffle with whipped whites and nuts, Oysters With Rice baked in ramekins, Raisin Drop Cakes with coffee and citrus, and a Cottage Pineapple Salad with cottage cheese and pineapple formed into balls.
A feature on spring hats and taffeta millinery emphasizes taffeta’s timeless appeal for all ages. It highlights new hat designs, colors, and trimmings, with descriptions of bodices, necklines, sleeves, and lavish fabrics, noting careful hand work by milliners and the season’s fashionable lines.
The article describes converting a kerosene emulsion into a disinfectant for poultry houses. Prepare by dissolving half a pound of laundry soap in half a gallon of soft water, then add two gallons kerosene. For use as a louse killer mix one quart emulsion with ten quarts water. for disinfectant add crude cresol or cresol-based carbolic solutions and dilute with water to the proper strength.
The USDA notes early hatched chicks yield vigorous pullets that begin laying in fall and early winter. Early hatchers produce hens that brood earlier next spring, extending natural incubation. Specialists report widespread campaigns this spring, aided by favorable weather and state and county support.
William A Lippincott of Kansas State Agriculture suggests treating egg-eating hens by trimming the beak end until tender but not bleeding. After trimming, feed the birds soft eye drops to deter further pecking until the beaks regrow and the habit subsides.
Advice on a sunlit dust bath to keep hens dry and warm. Use a high sided box to retain dirt and prevent litter spread. Change loam periodically to avoid filth and promote flock health.
An advertisement touts Tanlac promising you feel fine as nature intends. It urges purchase at all good druggists claiming it is the world’s most famous system builder.
Samuel Untermier, a noted New York figure, spoke at a Ritz Carlton dinner about social distinctions and a party on Fifth Avenue. He described an event with an orchestra, singers, dancers, and a supper where a butler presented the meal and the musicians were arranged amid servants in the dining room.
A garbled report mentions a remark about a domestic accident at White's house. A servant girl allegedly used powder and a blast went through the root. It notes trouble with the girls and a fourth leaving without notice.
Dialogue excerpt shows JT proposing to Eva after a dream. Eva retorts that sleep reveals more brains than waking reason, highlighting a playful clash of wit between the two.
Farmer Corn tessel claims Josh can endure any kind of noise without getting nervous as the reason he will be a good jazz performer. The ad mentions fresh white baby clothes and Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain free additive, noting it never streaks or injures fabric and is sold by all good grocers.
A child's line about colleges bred leads to a blunt retort from the father. The exchange ends with a quip that suggests it is better to have loved and lost than to pay alimony.
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