Tin and Granite Ware Complete Line Now Showing
A local store announces a complete line of tin and granite ware with competitive prices. Call to confirm whether such ware has ever been offered cheaper.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
6
A local store announces a complete line of tin and granite ware with competitive prices. Call to confirm whether such ware has ever been offered cheaper.
The column questions Governor Hochs ability to support figures like Stubbs and F Du Mont Smith while noting the Chicago Teamsters Union conflict with employers. It laments union strength as being largely finished and frames a finishers’ stance on labor disputes.
The governor could grant clemency to John Collins after petitioning. The petitioner argues Collins should not have served time in prison and urges a favorable decision.
W C Palmer attacks the Mankato Advocate editor with a sharp half column on the Rock Island plant move. He argues the plan is nonsense and would raise Scandia's hopes only to disappoint, noting railroads think long term and the Belleville site may be better.
J L Kinney announces a new soda fountain at his restaurant and notes excellent trade in the past week with prices to remain low for one more week as advertised by J D Fuller.
An editorial stresses vigilance against slander and sexual immorality, warning mothers to guide daughters and fathers to monitor their daughters’ time and companions. It condemns double standards and urges personal virtue over gossip, urging readers to cast out impurity to make the world purer. AN OBSERVER.
A historical overview traces osteopathy to Dr. Andrew T. Still in Baldwin Kansas and his search beyond drug treatment. It notes his studies of blood flow and the skeleton and describes Kirksville Missouri as the first school starting in 1892 with 19 pupils and a large graduating class.
A brief notice describes a local event titled Straight Cream and Second Marysville Best, noting reductions to all Guince's. The wording emphasizes a flour themed exhibit with community participants and a quirky vintage tone.
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