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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
1
In a rural tale Jack Rabbit, worried for Mister Fox with a lodged bone, devises a plan to distract Mrs Wilson and her children to fetch tongs. He frees Fox by surgery, then explains lessons about doing things for others, patience, and future rewards.
A rough narrative describes TL losing his tail after pains from heavy binders. Jack Rabbit asks about a remedy while Mister Fox proposes placing tongs atop a hill as a trap, hoping a shovel will be drawn by the lure and come along.
The piece argues that youth hold delicate, evolving beliefs about the world and that parents must guide disillusionment. It notes lies come in white and black forms and that exposing children to harsh realities requires careful, thoughtful handling to avoid harm to the developing mind.
A Popu lar Mechanics described steel behind-skate brake with a rubber tip within an eighth inch of the floor. When the skate tilts backward the tip contacts the ground and acts as a brake, preventing falls and protecting the floor from wear.
A humorous cartoon caption about a student’s mischief in class. The boy cites family sayings to argue the world is round, noting a father’s belief it is not on the square and an uncle’s stance that it is not on the level.
A classroom scene captures a teacher asking what to do when two boys quarrel as the other child becomes irritated. The boy Tommy sits on the other child and counts to a hundred, illustrating a troubling classroom interaction.
The article extols Eugene Turpin as a heroic French innovator who allegedly created weapons and defenses during the war. It claims Turpinite is a mysterious explosive connected to battlefield deaths and later reveals a parade of inventions including nonpoisonous paints and cheap molten-shell explosives.
Raymond W. Pullman named chief of police of Washington. Though not a policeman before, the former newspaper man emphasizes public service, directing officers to aid tourists with directions and information to boost the city’s image. He notes a policeman can give a town a black eye or a boost through civil treatment.
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge presided as moderator during Nahant Massachusetts town meeting day. He urged restraint on expenses and joked about garbage rules noting clam and lobster shells. he admitted he could not define swill and suggested the board of health decide.
New Yorkers show strong interest in Dr. Paul Chinnapa a Hindu scholar sent by the Mysore government to study American conditions. His lectures on reincarnation fascinate women drawing crowds seeking proofs of transmigration of souls. He studied at Madras University earned a BA and later taught for the Indian government before pursuing a master's at the University of Chicago.
Ingsdown Kansas residents Mr and Mrs Elmer Barnes report relief from stomach liver and digestive issues using Mayrs Wonderful Remedy. Mrs Barnes suffered headaches dizziness poor appetite and skin problems. after using the remedy she notes clearer complexion and fewer symptoms. The couple endorses the treatment with a money back guarantee and urges others to try it.
Frederick A Hyde, Oakland millionaire jailed for land frauds, begins a celebration fund that grows to nearly 300 dollars. With Warden Zerbst’s permit he addresses convicts and scatters the money, saying it was a goodwill gesture toward fellow inmates as he nears release. Barron and Rainé named as associates. Barron to be released soon.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as a remedy for dandruff itching and scalp irritation. It asserts a clean healthy scalp yields good hair and offers free samples by mail with a Book and postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere.
A humorous exchange where a boy asks if rabbits lay Easter eggs and what a Welsh rabbit is, sparking a fatherly clarifying reply about the nature of rabbits and a playful question. The vignette captures a quaint, inquisitive moment between father and son.
A sympathetic man notes spring grip on the community while a local exchange imagines baseball opening despite concerns of drafts. Outdoor sport promises relief as fear eases and fans look for games.
The snippet stresses Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children, urging mothers to check for the signature and noting use for over 30 years. It includes a painted sales line and mentions related ads and product quotes from period newspapers.
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