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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
2
A Mombasa Hindu greets Mr Roosevelt praising his energy and wisdom. The speaker notes his relentless activity and wealth hidden in the strong white house while he keeps one wife, scatters wealth in distant bazaars, and continues in counsel.
A compact, rhetorical reflection speaks of creation and civilization as a divine gift. The speaker acknowledges a higher will guiding humanity, framing progress as a response to celestial favor.
The article praises Bristow after two months in the Senate noting his courage to stand for constituents against powerful interests. It cites his grasp of tariff details and calm persistence under ridicule, predicting his growing influence at home though wary of the Senate elite.
Real estate dealer in Kas Norway offers Norway Township farms for sale at low prices. Best eastern Oklahoma lands unimproved at 10 dollars per acre. Improved Oklahoma farms priced from 20 to 35 dollars per acre. Write or call for particulars.
The Paul Revere house in Boston built between 1650 and 1680 is the citys oldest dwelling. Revere bought it in 1770 and lived there until 1800, while the Paul Revere Memorial Association restored it to its original two story form with hand made shingles and preserved every beam and molding from the original structure. The narrative includes period dialogue attributed to Harris Dickson in Everybodys.
A planter rebukes a servant named Uncle Ransom for overworking his horse at a weekend festival. He recalls riding the animal 20 miles, keeping it out all day Sunday, and nearly exhausting it Sunday night, asking how often he must stress rest on Sundays.
Boston business and professional women form the Women's Massachusetts Homestead association to press state aid for small land plots where lonely women can farm. Beneficiaries would grow flowers and produce while receiving homes and tools. a New York benefactor pledges 300000 dollars and a Brookline donor offers an available farm for experiments.
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