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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
5
A notice invites every working girl who is unwell to write to Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for free health guidance. The advice is described as freely given and has helped thousands restore health.
Miss Janet Paine of 530 West 125th Street New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her menstrual pain backache and sleep issues after doctors advised stopping work She offers $5000 for proof of authenticity and urges taking no substitute in this testimonial style notice
The Pilgrim interview quotes Hoar saying he has served as representative and senator for twenty years while gradually growing poorer. He laments inability to hire a house in Washington and recounts years in boarding houses, noting his wife’s and his modest means. He mentions Sundays with an orthodox friend who makes fish-balls and coffee.
Lincoln promoted Dick Gower to lieutenant in the regular army after initial rejection by a Washington board. Gower had proven bravery and leadership with western Indians, and his stubborn reply to a cavalry charge prompted Lincoln to issue the commission, making him a famed soldier.
A line notes that a woman's hair can appear golden at times and may also be worn in a simple plait, reflecting a recurring image in cultural storytelling.
A New York businessman recounts chronic indigestion and headaches improving after switching to cereals. He credits Grape-Nuts and Postum for restoring energy, strength, and endurance, noting he now walks two miles daily and can ride 70 miles a day.
The Kansas Notes column surveys political maneuvers and local oddities from Topeka and nearby towns. It mentions C. A. Friend candidate for state agricultural college regent, tax and beet bounty debates, a marriage reported in Anthony, and various bets, precedents, and social observations across Kansas.
A New York dispatch summarizes the coal strike commission findings to President Roosevelt. Expect at least a 10 percent wage increase for miners with wage structure reform and indirect union recognition. per diem workers not raised, local pay rules to be set by distance and yardage. miners to have their own checking representatives at their expense. likely three year terms with local arbitration and boards for disputes.
Dr Hartman promotes Peruna as a permanent cure for catarrh amid patient testimonials from Rev E Stubenvoll of Pella Wis and J W Fuller president of the Jewelers Association of Los Angeles. Readers are urged to request the pamphlet of letters and to write for gratis medical advice.
Reports from Willemstad Curacao and Venezuela say revolutionaries surround Caracas while eastern Venezuela is held by rebels. President Castro cannot call Congress for lack of quorum. Venezuela negotiator Herbert W Bowen returns to advance protocols for foreign claims and Hague arbitration related to the blockade and payment standards.
Nineteen eighteen-year-old Nelson employed at Canine fraction company in Filley Neb killed Friday in a machine accident. Manager H M Miller found his body in the engine room after his clothing became caught in the belt. He was the sole support of his widowed mother and described as a quiet popular worker.
Word from Steele City Nebraska reports a large iron bridge over the Blue river was carried away by an ice gorge early Thursday. No one was on the bridge at the time though a team had passed over minutes before. Melting snows caused breakup and destroyed a pier. The dam powering the George White mill was also washed out, impacting local mills and owners.
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