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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement touts Milwaukee made harness lines from John Deere equipment with a factory fresh stock and reasonable prices. Shoppers are urged not to miss checking the harness for their needs.
The article notes diverse languages in Reval and a Mumbai like setting in Mangalore with drivers speaking Russian Finnish German Swedish Lithuanian and Yiddish. It comments on children as fashion and the social shift toward prioritizing children in society and dining etiquette.
Neighbors protest the colonel's new residence at the cemetery edge. He defends the choice saying it is his own fancy. He asserts the dead make excellent neighbors.
Morey discusses millions of acres in private ownership not suited to farming but capable of profitable returns if trees are planted and a systematic forest plantation cared for, highlighting long term investment value in forestry.
In a London court filing a music publisher claimed that the top composers use prima donnas to sing new songs nationwide. The remark appears amid ongoing litigation and industry commentary.
WM Segerhammar reports on a choice crop item referencing Ohio and sixweeks potatoes with a call or phrase no 1408 10 41.
C J Peterson renewed a subscription from the west side yesterday, adding to active readers of the Journal.
Local note reports a small crowd attended the picture show on Wednesday evening. Also mentions furniture needs and a new department at Case Storke Mercury Company in Belleville Kansas urging comparison with catalogs.
The article argues that mental suggestion affects healing, noting that wounds of soldiers in a victorious army tend to heal more quickly than those of defeated troops. It emphasizes simple, pure suggestion as a factor in well being.
British magistrate suggests branding criminals with their real name when caught under an alias. Odd notes describe misnamed places, a firefly nest mistaken for an electric lamp, and a historical claim that Richard was the first king to call himself King of England. Also touches on piracy off the Chinese coast.
Rev Jewett and family spent Monday with Ammermans. J W Huntington and J Davis return from the south. Charley Holmstrom hauled hay. Ewil Aspegren moved to White Rock township. Leonard Aspegren shelled corn. Krank Whitley visited his brother. Gust Freed's son born March 11. J W Picher shipped stock over the Santa Fe. Mrs McGraw and children visited south of town.
In Southington Connecticut leaders consider boosting attendance by pairing young women with men in weekly classes. The idea aims to engage both genders in teaching and participation to strengthen community outreach.
A British Weekly communication argues sciatica often stems from habit of sitting in the same position, common among high officials who use office stools. It notes repeated strain from prolonged sitting as a factor.
A town document urges parents to abandon corporal punishment. It cites Rabbi G. Ingersell and Rabid quotes about the lasting harm of beating infants and praises the lifelong value of affection and trust between parent and child. It stresses that tender correction yields love and avoids lifelong regret.
The government operates 392 distributing stations in Ireland to boost poultry interests. Over 3,000 meetings have been held this year to promote Irish poultry interests.
The Rockland Maine Star reports a schoolroom composition by a Rockland student. The piece concludes that he was never married and that he hated slavery, reflecting personal sentiment in a student’s writing.
Rev. Snyx preached Sunday night focusing on charity and moral guidance. The sermon title referenced Pocahontas and emphasized acts of kindness as central to faith.
A fragment reflecting John A. Howland on lying and truth. The note counsels that falsehoods rarely profit and hints that recognizing mistakes can inadvertently bless others.
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