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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

4

Cattle Thieves Gang and Justice in Kemah County

George Williston discovers a gang of cattle thieves led by Jesse Black at a riverbed site near Kemah County. Paul Langford and Louise Dale align with Williston to expose the plot and bring Black to justice while romance grows between Langford and Mary as tensions rise in a sharp western courtroom showdown.

George Williston J. R Paul Langford Three Bars” Ranch Williston Jesse Black Kemah County South Dakota Langford Mary Louise Ale Hammond Dale Wind City Richard Gordon Kerflah Velpen Kemah Jim Munson Three Bars Munson Sioux City Bill Brown Louise Ben ‘Ami Hign8 Jesse Blank Treheseo Buckard James R. McAllister Jake,Sanderson Gordon

Mixed identities drive Velpen affair in tense confrontation

In a Velpen scene, Langford parses suspicions about local figures while Jesse Black gains leverage from recovered steer. A quarrel erupts between Jim Munson and Jake Sanderson, drawing attention as Gordon restrains the impulsive challenger and Sanderson swears, with the crowd shifting to a standstill.

Jim Sanderson Dick .Gordon Gordon Langford Velpen Jesse Black Small Munson Jake Sanderson Mag Turtle Tay

American sales methods in South America studied

The Engineering Magazine argues that successful selling abroad requires language fluency and deep cultural knowledge. It notes South American buyers are deliberate and sensitive, favoring casual conversation and informed responses over hard selling. European rivals outperform American hustlers who neglect local customs.

Engineering Magazine America

Shakespeare’s Shylock and the Jew in English Satire

The Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums notes that Shakespeare depicted the Jewish character as cruel and avaricious and argues that no Jew could reside in England in his day. The piece comments on enduring stereotypes in literary portrayal.

Shakespeare England Allgemeine Zeitung Des Judentums

Horse theft described in Chicago paper amid wit and woolly prose

A fragment from a Chicago Herald item uses ironic tone in a section titled Strictly Business Under Another Sus pension noting a hanging of a horse thief, with playful language and abrupt phrasing.

Chicago ‘Paper Delis Herald

Remarkable 98-Year-Old Man Seeks Kidney Relief

Shepard Kollock of 44 Wallace Ave Red Bank New Jersey suffered kidney troubles for 40 years with nightly awakenings and dull twinges. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with giving him relief after using them, buying from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.

Shepard Kollock Wallace Red Bank N. J Kollock Dean Foster-Milburn’ Co Buffalo

Last time he waved handkerchief to Erna and sneezed

A domestic quarrel overheard in a family scene reveals Erna's distress at Herr Schmidt's visits, recalling the offended moment when he waved a handkerchief goodbye and sneezed into it.

Herr Schmidt Erna

Deep eczema cracks cured by Cuticura in Newark note

W. H. Dean of Newark Delaware reports seven years of hand eczema with severe cracking. After trying many remedies and doctors he used Cuticura Ointment and with two boxes and one cake of Cuticura Soap his hands were perfectly cured. Date cited March 28, 1907.

W. H. ‘Dean Newark Del

Origin of the Elevator in Central Europe

A scholarly note traces the elevator’s roots to Central Europe with an 1760s shaft built for a flying chair at Schoenbrunn. Napoleon I writes to Archduchess Maria Louise about using the device in the castle, describing a square, silk‑hung room suspended by strong ropes and weights for easy vertical movement.

Europe Napoleon I Archduchess Maria Louise Schoenbrunn Vienna Maria Theresa

Met Opera Lucia Wins Distant Attention Latin Question

A Connecticut town visitor, hearing Donizetti’s Lucia at the Metropolitan, asks during the performance if the whole work is in Latin. The anecdote notes the guest, a well known club man, finds the production fair but questions the language.

Metropolitan Opera House Connecticut Donizetti Harper’s

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