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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
3
The store showcases 4 ladies night robes with pompadour necks and cambric ruffles priced at 85e. It advertises a large county wide selection of wool dress goods and silks, including 45 inch English novelties and various shades of Henrietta and silk finished fabrics.
The JOURNAL notes readers are urged to visit C W Gulick Mercantile Company to secure top prices for their produce and leave pleased and paid. The paper also laments late submissions from correspondents cut off by space and time constraints.
District 42 notes sowing oats and school pictures past weeks. Miss Lillie Evarts and Miss Elsie Bettis visited the school. Swedish Mission church foundation laid. Local visitors and farm updates from Talmo Concordia and Rushville. Cemetery meeting calls, vaccination talk, and a large penitentiary mutiny in Lansing. Several residents’ travels and health concerns reported.
Mr and Mrs Joe Blosser and family visited west of town Sunday J C Elliott came from Concordia Monday for wind mill repairs. They were at J F Dickerhoofs early this week. Mr and Mrs Lawrie Peterson traveled to Concordia Thursday. Mesdames Dunlap and Scott visited Scandia Monday afternoon. W P Shivvers killed three geese this week and P Pehrson one. Miss May Dickerhoof visits Mrs Bradford in Concordia this week.
Miss Nellie Ferrington visited at Gilbert Anderson's northwest of town the first of the week.
A reader notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic shows Troy and quinine plainly on each bottle with no cure. A Norway man, J Larson, called at the JOURNAL office to report. Three Central Branch trains were snowbound, delaying the northbound Prosser train until six PM.
A Chamber's Journal note discusses jeweled swords, noting a Persian Shah relic valued around £10,000 and a broader claim of a Barotia blade deemed to be worth about £220,000. It suggests such jeweled weapons yield high incomes at 4 percent and elevate possession to more than mere luxury.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tone claims a tasteless remedy for malaria with iron and quinine components. The ad promises “No Care No Pay” and sells at 50 cents, highlighting a simple cure marketed to readers.
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