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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
2
Miss Lizzie Glenn has come back from Japan where she and her husband were stationed for five years. Glenn has been away seven years and is now visiting her parents Myr and Mrs Andrew Glenn in Liberty Township along with other relatives and friends.
The Scatter Sunshine Mercantile Club of Karen CWV maus starts a four day visit with a Friday afternoon stop. They will be here around 227 PM to meet Scan. dia on Friday and then proceed with brief business discussions lasting a few minutes.
Fragmentary verse about a mysterious figure called the Kan Sas farmer minn. It hints at wealth and influence, with references to diamonds, bankers, and distant potentates. The narration questions the figure’s true status and mocks exaggerated claims of nobility.
Farm known as the Churchill farm lies about b miles west of Talmo and spans about 100 acres under cultivation with the rest in pasture alfalfa and a good orchard. A stone house is on the property. Inquiries to Bank of Scandia Scandia HS.
The Journal requests reliable writers from all parts of the community to send in items each week. Call or write to propose becoming a local correspondent and share neighborhood happenings.
A brief comic anecdote features Pa explaining a hypochondriac to his son Wilfred a boy around seven. Pa glosses over the term as he reads from a humorous back-page pattern, while Wilfred's name adds a gentle lightness to the exchange.
A Newport household hires a Japanese valet after the cook falls ill. The man watches keenly and then volunteers to cook. He begins by soaking his feet in hot mustard and water, explaining he saw the cook do that while peeling potatoes and believes it is essential to the process.
A.D. 174 a legion of Romans, partly Christian, under Marcus Antonius fought the Marcomanni. Surrounded and thirsty, a thunderstorm and heavy rain broke the siege, lifting their distress and shocking the enemy. Christians credited prayer with a miraculous deliverance, giving the legion the name Thundering Legion.
A large stock of bill books bill folds wallets and coin purses is offered at very reasonable prices at Nywalls.
A fragmented notice describes Riley and a poultry car schedule with Wednesdays referenced. The text is garbled but indicates midweek activity and contact on Riley. No clear event or location is confirmed.
An appeal for readers to subscribe to the Topeka State Journal at thirty cents a month by mail or one hundred days for one dollar. The notice invites readers to order the first class daily newspaper published in the state capital, promising news of every description every day.
If you are interested in the West send 25 certs in stamps for four late issues of The Pacific Monthly containing illustrated articles on dairying fruit growing poultry raising and general farming conditions in Oregon Washington and Idaho. Address Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon
Mrs. Wm. H. Serig of Wheeling says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her daughter’s severe cold and cough last winter without a doctor. She notes her son avoided many croup episodes by timely use of the syrup. The remedy is sold by D. A. Nywall. We are always in the market for poultry Wednesday of each week. A. J. Riley.
A Help Wanted notice seeks a man in Scandia to handle expiring subscriptions and secure new business by methods usually effective. Position permanent with a $1.50 daily salary and commission option. Address with references to R. Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Blog New York.
R M White of Turtle Bayou Teg says their stock includes many colic and diarrhoea medicines but Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy outsells all others combined. Available for sale by D A Nywall.
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