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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
A brief notice invites readers to contact the ticket agent or write today to receive literature about great vacation regions. The material promises interesting literary guides and travel insights for potential travelers. endif
A miscellaneous clipping compiles quips and jokes from wartime critiques and jokes. It references Japanese and German stereotypes, civic concerns about living costs, and a coffin prank ending with a married couple. The tone mimics a late preferential humor section with brief, standalone lines.
An RI politician, a late election candidate, returns home enraged by his ten year old son's misdeeds. The boy replies that he will be defeated, showing a child’s innocent wit. The excerpt comments on reform and human adjustment, noting desires for relief from discomfort and stronger women.
The text discusses resentment toward automobile taxes and a belief that taxing a "poor man's dog" is unfair. Dad Bing is portrayed as sympathetic to those who bear the burden and notes the common tendency to target others while exempting one’s own group. The Digest remark suggests bias based on whose ox is gored.
A father reflects on a daughter’s simple honesty as she points to blotches in her writing and asks him not to see them. The piece contrasts patience with wrongdoing and urges focusing on virtue, health, and loyal friendships.
Claims stomach liver and kidney troubles cause rheumatism and promotes Electric Bitters as the remedy. A Georgia school principal, Charles B. Allen of Sylvania, praises the product after four bottles allegedly cured his pains. Available at druggists for 50 cents to $1.00.
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