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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
1
The author argues for true independence in hunting avoiding guides. Many outdoor tales credit guides for success, not the hunter, with guides driving game to stands and calling or pointing out game. He cites Ray Spear s view and urges hunters to go solo if capable, reserving guides only for meals or chores.
In Berlin Miss Olga Desmond, an unclothed truth advocate and dancer, clashes with the Prussian diet over the cult of beauty. Dr Roeren faced a solicitor rebuke for harsh remarks, while Roeren refuses direct correspondence about his parliamentary activity. The issue draws Berth attention. Miss Desmond faces no immediate financial loss as Berlin smiles at the debate.
Paris prefect M Lepine issues a mandate making orange and banana peel litter a punishable offense. He warns that eating fruit in the streets endangers life as slick skins cause slips amid traffic. The order targets street cleanliness, urging disposal in home dust bins.
A tuberculosis expert claims five years and sixteen million dollars could exterminate the disease worldwide. He notes wealthy fear of dying rich may yet fund this effort, but no rush to fund has occurred.
A New York chauffeur received a one year jail sentence for manslaughter. The verdict drew comments that the penalty may be unusual, though the offense often carries lighter punishment.
Taft is sworn in as president in the Senate chamber after a blizzard disrupts capital life. Sherman becomes vice president with his oath, and a grand parade, ball, and fireworks mark the day amid snow and wind in Washington.
Remarkable discoveries at the Jericho site near the Dead Sea reveal ancient walls. Led by Prof. Selin the German expedition found a three part structure with rock foundation a 20 foot high rubble wall and a clay brick top wall. Estimates place the wall extending 300 yards with 450 yards exposed and 200 workmen at work.
A farmer recalls a rural humor moment at a horse trade. A student quotes the joke about paying a joke with the horse, highlighting lighthearted country wit.
The Scots once lamented a nearly bare land in James VI's era as timber vanished from large tracts. In the past century significant forests have been restored, especially in Perthshire and Forfarshire, reclaiming timber across broad areas.
Deep breathing is described as an incalculable aid to digestion and should be indulged in especially after a meal.
A reminiscence on beauty in achievement from Frances E. Willard praising temperance, restraint, and steady leadership. It notes how those who embody these virtues attract affection and admiration, keeping loneliness at bay through enduring character and public service.
A quote by Channing on parenting and education asserts that awakening a child to the divine nature within is the supreme duty of parents and educators.
An English writer argues education erodes genius by leveling all to mediocrity. He warns against alarm and insists true genius stays far ahead of current educational trends.
A moral reflection cites Romans 2 1 urging humility toward others and warning that judgment mirrors one own faults. The passage warns against condemning others while doing the same deeds and emphasizes self-examination.
A magazine writer estimates rats cause $100 million in property damage annually in the United States and about $5 million in New York City alone, highlighting rodent destruction as a major urban problem.
The paper reports a denial issued about a circulation of news that Miss Blank would marry the prince. The refutation counters the claim as false, contradicting the earlier rumor.
The Canadian census reports Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta wheat yields totaling about 107 600 000 bushels worth 85 million dollars plus another 35 million from oats barley and flax. A letter from Rev Oscar L King near Edmonton highlights settlers opportunities and rail expansion to improve homesteads and growth.
A reader vents frustration after discovering a tiger mount was poorly stuffed by an amateur taxidermist. The remark highlights disappointment with the quality and timing of the work.
A Murine Eye Remedy advertisement from Chicago promotes the product as relief for red weak weary watery eyes. It claims the formula is compounded by experienced physicians and notes the product soothes eye pain.
A fragment from a narrative ponders a widow pursuing Jinx and his escape before asking how he died, hinting at suspense surrounding the character’s fate.
An advertisement touts Pettit's Eye Salve for eye inflammation stings itching flags eye defects and sensitivity to bright light. Sold by Howard Bros. druggists in Buffalo New York.
A wry remark notes that necessity guides invention yet urges awareness of patent laws. The quote frames tension between creative impulse and legal protection.
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a natural laxative that overcomes constipation and purports to regulate liver and kidneys. Sample available on request from Garfield Tea Co. in Brooklyn, New York.
Quotation notes that happiness stems from enriching the heart rather than increasing material wealth. The sentiment emphasizes inner fulfillment over external goods and reflects Ruskin's view on true well being.
An old advertisement urges keeping white garments bright with Red Cross Ball Blue. It promotes a large 2 oz package sold by grocers for 5 cents. The note adds a quip about social status and wealth.
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