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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
7
Ralph Hopper contracts mumps while notes mention Dr Henry new reader of the Journal Instant Louse Killer 1 lb 25e 3 bb 60 cents at NYWALLS. Poultry Panacea makes hens say and new millinery goods on sale by Hu en Loring at NYwaLu.
D C Mills of Belleville contributes to the JOURNAL this week. The only truss guaranteed sold is the Smithsonian. J J Smith and Axel Smith shipped stock to Kansas City. New millinery goods arrived at the house. Sheriff W A Lowell was in town on official business. Mrs Grace Coleman of Abilene visits her sister Mrs J A Merrill. Hess Clarks Pan a cea feeds poultry at NYWALLS. N Boyd of the Belleville Democrat in town. Huo Unitsinger joins JOURNAL readers. Postcards with Scandia views for sale at this office. Mrs J B Henry and son visited Kansas City Thursday night returning Saturday morning. J R Bowersox transacted business in Scandia Saturday.
Nywall carries a stock of Smithsonian Trusses guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Mrs. C. T. Kris kson of Scandia and sister Mrs. Anna Dahlstrom of Courtland left last Thursday for Kansas City. Arch ie Van Natta and J Van Natta are very sick in this city with tuberculosis and no better. The child of J A Merrill, Rock Island agent, has been very sick but is nyneh better at present.
Ellen Loring conducts millinery at her home. Preble and Preble of Cuba visited M A Preble in this place on Monday for business and social calls.
Judge R R Rees a new reader of the Journal this week in Belleville on business note. Hess and Clark’s Louse Killer advertised for sale by Nywauu targeting lice mites ticks and fleas in poultry settings.
Homer Clark of Republic City says he passed through on his way home from the southern part of the state where tuiper and Barber counties have seen heavy rain. He notes crops are looking fine despite the weather and reflects on recent travel between trains.
The New York Press notes a ten year rise in women readers in elevated and surface cars from about one in fifty to at least one in five, with about one in ten reading a newspaper. Reasons include at home reading preference and hands free constraints from purses and parasols. Working women show higher reader proportions.
A girl just back from Sweden tricked a New York customs inspector by producing a nest of Swedish baskets. The inspector opened each basket, finding nothing in the seventeenth, and the girl enjoyed the show as all baskets were replaced.
Among 331 Yale freshmen, 152 use tobacco. Dr. F. J. Born found 54 pipe only, seven cigarettes only, five cigars only, 25 pipes and cigarettes, nine pipes and cigars, 52 all three. Of the smokers 82 percent began before college, with 113 starting in prep school and 12 earlier. Last year 147 smokers, 77 percent began prep school. He concludes most smokers start before entering college. No mention of chewers.
A singing teacher recalls a hopeless pupil who cannot produce a tone yet keeps returning. The teacher jokes about exchanging six dollars weekly for lessons with another instructor, then learns the student still attends despite the quip. The fragment notes Washington’s wartime stance and a muddled line about independence.
I. C. Hohr and his young daughter came back Saturday night after spending several days with relatives and friends in Clifton.
Mr and Mrs P Erickson invite the Ladies Society of the Swedish Methodist church to a Friday afternoon and evening gathering three miles west and one north of Scandia on May 29 with all welcome.
25 acre pasture with windmill shade trees and watered guved water offered by Henry Liepack located 1 1/3 miles west of Scandia Kansas sought for rent.
Omar Hite leaves for Kearney Nebraska to attend the High School class of 08 commencement exercises. He expects to be away about a week.
For Rent. Store building and also five rooms upstairs in a good location. Contact P. Kallman for details.
Lou Vance a mail clerk from Strong City Kansas to Superior Nebraska was in Scandia on Saturday. He had visited his parents in Republic City and his cousin W D Vance in Belleville. Previously he jumped from a train and tore ligaments in his right arm. He is well known in the county for teaching school several years.
Mrs A Goss of Durand Michigan and Mr Lane of Hartland report success with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough in children. The product is sold by D A Nywall.
L M Brigham left on Saturday morning for St Joseph to help Mr White select and retrieve a new automobile and will return with the vehicle to Seandia.
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