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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
3
Scandia and nearby towns see residents moving to new posts and towns. J A Nordmark heads to Lindsborg while George Garber becomes deputy county treasurer. Ramsey builds a furnace near Jamestown. Paul Thomas joins Rock Island as assistant. Visitors include Carrie Jokander on sick leave and Mrs Seymour from Mankato staying with Mrs Wilder. Belleville and Topeka scenes echo political ties as residents travel and plan future moves.
Under date November 4 1897 from Vryburg Bechuanaland Captain C G Dennison commander of forces who captured the Gelishe praises Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saying he used it personally and shared it with his men with beneficial results. Available from Happer the druggist.
The High School plans a Friday program while Lula Downing returns to school on Wednesday. Runo Sandell missed last week due to a girl, and the Grammar room anticipates a near future box supper. Jesse Nichols and Fred Thornburgh were under the weather part of the week. Mrs Morey, Miss Fuller, and Miss Kidder attended Friday’s debate. Norman Beeler earned Elocution funds for selling tickets totaling about eight dollars. The Grammar teacher visited Munden for business. Herbert Cooper had a shave last week. Two Pups.
European Russia hosts a Baltic naval depot at Gronstadt while Switzerland advances the Spiez to Foutigen railway. Venezuela valued Mauser arms, and a British pension is awarded to Herman Merivale after solicitor failures in London. A Chapman Kansas clergyman turns Sunday into a serial tale reading.
New subscribers are indicated with a star and quitters with a dagger. Names listed include Geo. W. Haney with 5.00, J.W. Hall 1.00, C. A. Peterson 1.00, Mrs. Emily Sallman 1.00, Paul Tiller 1.00, Ed Johnson 1.00, Ed T. Smith 0.50, George Garber 9.00.
Notices announce a Thanksgiving dinner at the Valley House for 25 cents, hosted by J. A. Caldwell, proprietor. The same column notes a Formosa ball with Svandia attendees, Garber sale prices, and Orr Amusement Co events postponed to November 19 and 20 with general admission 20 cents and children 10 cents.
A collection of pointed paragraphs satirizing gender relations and self respect. It critiques men as boors and ignorance of romance, notes the deceit of photographs, and mocks moral histories with sharp, quotable lines. The tone resembles editorial snippets from a Chicago News opinion page.
A stream of miscellaneous items notes a sudden death statistic in women versus men in Japan and a bill restricting under twenty smoking. It mentions Norwegian couples travel fare, plant species used commercially, Paris tree counts, and a testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure claiming quick relief from coughs colds and throat and lung troubles attributed to A P Happer.
Adolphy L. Millet of Blanchester N reports Chamberlains Pain Balm cured his wifes lame shoulder after nine years of pain and failed medicines. A single bottle brought near full relief. Harpers Drug Store sells it. Also notices moving pictures at Dr Ort Manattan with two solid hours for 10 and 20 cents.
The text describes curing animal hide by removing the hair, soaking the hide in water and soap, rinsing, and spreading it flat to dry. When dried, the hide is called raw hide and ready for use.
The snippet urges loving treatment of one's wife and links irritability to indigestion. It mentions Dr. Aldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cited remedy and is guaranteed by A. J. White. The tone resembles an old advertisement or health tip from a vintage periodical.
In a mid distance event, Harry Elkes the American defeated Edouard Taylor the Frenchman after mutual pacing with petroleum tandems. Each rider suffered an accident but finished even terms. The final outcome favored Elkes by 250 yards for a 55 kilometer 450 meter distance.
Report notes divers recover coins and valuables from sunken ships linked to the Chesnie near Sthyrna battle site. The Russian admiral’s vessel is said to have yielded a large sum, with further coins silverware and jewels recovered from other wrecks.
A fragment from a Daily paper shows a housewife and husband scene about food safety and adulterated flour. The piece mocks modern remedies such as Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin sold by druggists, highlighting distrust in stomach cures.
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