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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
8
Be B. Torrey of Dubuque Iowa touts Tanlac for chronic back pain fatigue and sleep problems claiming renewed vitality and appetite after taking Tanlac. The ad touts widespread testimonials and encourages readers to try Tanlac and Vegetable Pills for constipation.
A new instrument named the Orpheus violin was recently displayed in Paris. It supports violin, alto, and cello parts, powered by an electric blower through 58 openings, and purportedly offers a rich timbre.
A terse exchange confirms a person’s continued association with the Rittmans. The text also notes the Great Nebula in Andromeda as the most distant known object, at about six quintillion miles away.
Jersey City columnist Mr. J Paull relates his morning discomfort and bad breath. After checking with a dentist and trying perfumes, he learns constipation causes the issue. A friend suggests Carter’s Little Liver Pills and relief follows. Druggists sell 25 and Tic red packages.
Old reliable family remedy in use for 60 years promises to loosen phlegm and ease dryness. Advertises Boschee's Syrup available at all druggists for 80c and 0c and provides G G Green Inc address in Woodbury, N C.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy for inflamed toe joints. It claims two ounces last long, offers a money back guarantee, and advises nightly and morning application to reduce swollen veins and bunions to normal.
Kiddie Katydid foils Benjamin Bat's late night party in a maple tree. Mr. Frog mediates to keep the peace as a lurking cat stalks the scene and the bats flee toward the swamp. The incident ends with Benjamin uneasy and Katydid’s daring escape.
Folk belief holds that the yellowish dodder, called Love Vine, can reveal a lover’s fate. By circling the plant around the head and tossing it onto a bush, the plant’s fate decides if love is returned or denied.
A hotel stenographer quips about her life and memories as she contrasts fantasies of wealth with the reality of supporting her mother. She notes how working girls often forget duties and sacrifices while dreaming of luxury, romance, and a better home.
An essay argues education continues after college, urging readers to learn in the school of experience. It warns against vanity and obstinacy, insisting success comes from humility, courtesy, and obedience to higher guidance. The piece attributes the advisory to F A Walker and McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
KU alumni and students gathered on Mount Oread for the dedication and cornerstone laying of the Memorial Union building. 129 honored dead include two women, with 34 killed in battle. completion aimed by September 1.
The Manchester Guardian recalls unusual animal fatalities including swallows killed by golf balls, wredgling birds hung by nests, rabbits struck by cyclists, wader birds caught by mussel closures, and gulls hooked while diving for fish pulled by anglers.
Advertisement claims Cuticura Soap doubles razor efficiency and promotes skin purity comfort health. It promises no mug, no slime, no germs, no irritation even with twice daily shaving and notes the soap is for shaving bathing and shampooing.
A four year old spends days with parents in a grocery store and is left at home with an auntie. On a recent excursion she sampled nearly all items then declared she is getting used to candy.
The Paris fashion wave features Eton crop styles with side whiskers. Women in bold blue gowns visit smart restaurants while plastered side whiskers frame their cheeks. Au burn looks rival, with pink rose chif fon ruffles and mutton chop whiskers.
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