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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1901

Page

7

Verne Seventy-Three in Amiens and Other Notices

The article notes Jules Verne near his seventy third year living in Amiens and his continued literary output despite partial blindness. It mentions his refusal of a French Academy seat, his start as a dramatist, and his ascent through Five Weeks in a Balloon to a long-romance career. It also references Virginia and Thomas Nelson with historical hints and a sales pitch for Garfield’s Pain Remedy Wizard Oil.

Jules Verne Amiens Ito i M. ‘Verne M. Verne Virginia Thomas Nelson Robert Morris Lippincott Yorktown

Lincoln murderers and a candidate for executioner

Captain Christian Rath of Jackson Michigan, a Union veteran and ex provost marshal, seeks to be official executioner of Leon Czolgosz. Rath claims he helped erect the scaffold and perform the deaths of Lincoln conspirators including Mrs Surratt and Booth, offering to undertake Czolgosz’s execution without pay. Roosevelt names W B Ridgely as Comptroller of the Currency, succeeding Charles G Bawes. the appointment aligns with McKinley’s policy and follows a delayed publicAnnouncement after a prior Senate nod.

Gapt Leon Czolgosz President McKinley Rath Abraham Lincoln Surratt John’ Wilkes Booth The Union Washington Czolgosz Roosevelt McKinley W. B. Ridgely Inois Ridgely

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad and Nervous Restorer Pitch

An old advertisement bundle promotes Red Cross Ball Blue detergent for grocers at five cents for a large package and touts Dr Kiine's Great Nerve Restorer with a free $2 trial bottle. It also contains a slogan about building castles in the air unless you own a balloon.

RED Cross Kiiné R. H. King, Ltd Arch St Philadelphia Pas

World's Greatest Stockyards in Chicago

The largest stockyards in the world lie in Chicago with plants representing over 10 million dollars. The yards boast extensive infrastructure including twenty miles of streets and water systems and can process up to 20 000 cattle, 20 000 sheep, and 120 000 hogs daily.

Chicago

Catarrh Cure Promises to Cure Constitutional Disease

An 1900 advertisement notes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a money-back offer for any failure. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills and other remedies, mentioning testimonials and various products.

Feaders Hall Lst F. J. Cheney& CO Toledo Zic Fis Hall

Beards in Roman Times Show Varied Styles and Customs

An American Journal of Archaeology note discusses beard practices in ancient Rome. It cites Cicero Spartianus and Dio Cassius, noting Hadrian's full beard as a possible cover for scars and the evolution of facial hair from emperor to emperor in busts and reliefs.

Cicero Spoeesby Spartianus Hadrian Promissa Barba Dio Cassius Gxrlan Tydjan Trajan Arch of Constantine Beneventum American Journal of Archaeology

India’s Electric Plant Sparks Shocks Upon Touch

A plant named philotacea electrica grows in India and emits electric sparks. The moment a hand touches the plant, a shock is felt. The phenomenon unusual attracts curiosity and prompts warnings to avoid contact.

India Philotacea Electrica

Hard Wood in Tropics Show Slower Seasoning

The article notes that hardest tropical woods like mahogany ebony and lignum vitae grow in tropical climates but do not season as well as woods from temperate zone trees.

Tropics

North Dakota Wheat and Flax Harvest Along Soo Line

North Dakota reports show wheat yields of 25 to 38 bushels per acre and flax 15 to 20 bushels per acre along the Soo Line. Flax brings about 1.25 dollars a bushel with much land newly broken. Free government land remains open and opportunities to settle or start businesses exist in new Soo Line towns. Descriptive circulars and maps are available from D W Casseday, land agent, Soo Line, Minneapolis.

North Dakota D. W. Casseday Soo Line Minneapolis Minn

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