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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
1
A health column emphasizes digestion as the root of many illnesses from dyspepsia to coughs and nervous issues. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a temperance herbal remedy from Buffalo New York claiming broad cures without alcohol or opiates.
The fragment hints at a dialogue about a heroine’s attire in a screen drama. It references a gaewo of some diary stot, leaving readers with little concrete detail about characters, plot, or setting.
An advertisement extols Cuti cura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic fragrant economical choice for face skin babies and dusting. It claims superior perfume and deemphasizes other scents while noting the product range includes Soap Ointment and Talcum. The passage ends with a weather observation about wind affecting the weather.
CAPT. ROBERT J. CASEY describes Graustark like chaos in Luxemburg as General Rell governs amid spies revolutionists and princesses. Battery F arrives from the Meuse. Marie Adelaide abdicates. Charlotte and Adelaide story lines mix myth with wartime politics a fairy tale nation ends peaceful Little Switzerland image holds.
Vienna residents, though beaten by a four year war, flock to chic cafes and theaters. Citizens display cheerful indifference as prices rise, celebrating luxury while politicians face future hardship and debt.
Senorita Teresa Rodriguez, daughter of a Mexico City politician, leads a publicity drive for General Jesus Augustin Castro in the north. She promotes Castro in American papers and argues publicity corrects false impressions about Mexico while serving her country and enjoying the work.
Amsterdam Count Bentinck hosts William Hohenzoller with a cook who strongly resembles the ex Kaiser. The cook is often shown to strangers as the former German ruler and performs the role with notable dignity and majesty.
A 200 foot high smokestack whistle at the Homestead Steel Works is five feet long and one foot in diameter. A three inch steam pipe feeds the whistle requiring 150 pounds of steam to operate and it can be heard twelve miles away.
The text weaves aphorisms about eloquence and principles. It includes remarks on a poet's regal air, a cook praised in verse, Napoleon and voting, insomnia, and the idea that residence is not sleeping place while some refuse to vote. It mixes quips about conclusions and investigations in a fragmented style.
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