29 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
1
A Milwaukee millionaire displays a passion for buttons and buttonholes in glass cases. He explains the spread of buttons from ancient times, then highlights Chinese mandarin rank buttons from ninth to first class, detailing the color, material, and official bird on each.
Brooklyn Eagle notes Ohio uniquely lacked gubernatorial veto after a century of political maneuvering. Arthur St. Clair served as territorial governor when marriage licenses earned the governor a fee of $2. Laws repealed the fee but allowed salary gains. a veto erased the revenue source. The constitutional convention then abolished veto power. later efforts to restore it failed.
Dr Felix Adler addressing the Ethical Culture Society at Carnegie Hall denounces the accumulation of vast wealth as a form of insanity saying there is something irrational in great wealth and that most fortunes are unclean though some may be clean. Other local items note an ice cream social, potato planting, a family move, Messiah concerts trip, a large river fish record, and heavy spring rain.
In a local column residents share arrivals and social visits including Mrs E Kallunin to A M Poage's and Mrs John McCrossand of Lebanon visiting S Garman. Young folks gathered at the Poage home and Olaf Larson suffered a barn fire causing about 1000 dollars in losses with no insurance on livestock or equipment. The text also notes school closings in districts 42 and 87 and Olaf Larson's barn fire. Mrs Meyer Well Liked is described as popular in St Petersburg and Rome.
The fragment advertises a range of pet and animal care items including collars pads whips lap dusters and fly nets. No clear event or person is named to anchor a news style summary.
O L Jeancon author of Our Old Kentucky Theme presents a natural stage production with engaging characters. The show includes clever dancing and singing specialties and offers a pleasant entertainment. At the opera house, Monday Apr 8.
A concise analysis contrasts the modern mollycoddle with the traditional pillicoddle, noting shifts in meaning, usage, and connotation. The new term implies oversoftness or coddling, while the old term referred to a timid or ineffectual person, preserving regional flavor.
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