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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
7
Fragmented verse and local notes describe a philosophy of contentment and effort over wealth, urging people to make the most of their station. The piece includes names and scattered domestic anecdotes from a small community, with references to neighbors and local events.
Residents attend church and social events as Bert Bowen hosts visits and local gatherings. Mary and Sins Mikesel spend time in Petleville while Jerome Bowetlsos and others travel between Parise in Airton and Union. Mrs Geo Hest visits relatives in Superior. Miss Ethel diadl returns from a visit and plans several weeks in Union.
The article outlines Benjamin's five portions to Joseph’s brothers as a typology of Israel and the Great Company's tribulation, contrasting messianic roles and covenants. It also reviews a brochure arguing that modern Spiritist communications are demonic, citing scriptural warnings and urging readers to support Bible society tracts.
Worn out and nervous women feel ambitious and full of life after using Electric Bitters. They report improved appetite and better stomach, liver, and kidney function. Mrs. Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY praises the remedy and recommends trying a bottle, 50 cents, available from druggists.
Frances Fickle sews for Miss Mae Young Monday and Tuesday. Miss Ethel Galloway of Jamestown visits friends in the area this week. Miss Minta Walter visits Miss Blanche Walter of Miltonvale this week. The young men of Higha.
Concordia were visiting at Cis Barleens Sunday. The afternoon featured local shoppers and attendance to a community event. Highes were on Concordia shopping Saturday with activity noted around the store and nearby streets.
A religious tract discussion asks why God permits evil and suffering. It argues that God has a divine purpose behind sin and death, notes human doubt, and offers a language accessible explanation. The item lists languages and quantities, 355 pages cloth bound, 85 cents postpaid, from Bible and Tract Society, 17 Hicks Street, Brooklyn.
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