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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary lines mention heirs and a river, with a poetic tone about riches and treasures. The text references a New York Sun citation and distant names, but the exact facts are unclear.
American scientists led by Princeton's Edward Capps receive Greek permission to excavate buried Asia Minor cities from six centuries before Christ. First dig will target Colophon, once a major city in the Ionian federation.
A fragment contrasts appreciation of trees flowers and birds with references to beasts of prey cattle hogs and rent profiteers in a clipped dialogue. The tone hints at a humorous or satirical exchange about nature and society.
The Quest and Shyctle ton’s adventure ship boast wireless instruments with 3,000 mile range enabling daily contact with the homeland. Proponents say earlier Arctic pioneers might have avoided tragedy if wireless existed, citing Franklin’s ill fated expedition and its delayed fate discovery.
A Tulsa ranch of a millionaire discovers a mother goat nursing nine newly adopted puppies. After illness, the goat initially resists, then accepts the pups, first standing then lying to let the canine litter nurse comfortably.
Doctor Urdlicka from the National Museum examined bones embedded in a stalagmite found in Luray caverns. The whale deposit enclosing the bones was removed in pieces revealing parts of a human skeleton with only a fragment of the lower jaw remaining. The museum studies the specimens.
A three year old Quebec heifer born with a six month old calf possessing nine teats. Five teats were removed, leaving four. Last year the cow bore a calf that has two teats. The note speculates if nature avoided further surgery.
A New Brunswick reader recalls a Kent county rooster killed for Sunday dinner and notes the bird had two livers, claiming the tale parallels Ontario reports of a rooster with two hearts. The item mimics a light provincial strange news brief from the Montreal Family Herald.
Roy Westrick and family were Sunday guests at the Emer Larson home north of Belleville. Clarence Albro of Scandia visited Merle Yeagers and W G Hubbard of Scandia township spent Thursday with the Rob erts home. The Hubbards moved from a Lovewell area farm last week. Finley Wait and family of Freedom visited the D C Wait home and attended church at Rydal Church.
Household visits and social events fill a week in Washington township with many kinfolk visiting in Belleville Scandia and Rydal areas. A pie social at the Sherdah store and multiple sick lists plus a peculiar milk bucket mishap near Lovewell are noted along with farm work and a bank loan reminder.
A notice concerns the Morey Real Estate Loans and Insurance office located at F and M Bank in Scandia Kansas. Details specify a banking partnership or rental relation affecting local properties and service offerings.
Farm sellers urged to bring their produce to Swift& Co as W. R. Billings, a merchant, promotes merger quality and seeks to pay the highest market prices.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised to treat deafness arising from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. The circular promises $100 for any case not cured by the medicine, offering free circulars and listing F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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