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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1922

Page

6

Monument of the Nations by Antonio Sciortino to be shown in Rome

An article recalls Antonio Sciortino’s plan for an International Monument to the fallen, a three gallery complex with bells and an organ, to serve as a memorial and museum. The Rome studio unveiling and past competition wins highlight his role as a leading British sculptor.

Imperial Rome Westminster Abbey Antonio Sciortino British Academy Paris Leo Textonius Sciortino Rodin Duma Committee Kieff Russia Moscow Bolshevists

Paid $20 to Hear Dog Bark Over the Telephone

An American businessman in Murdoch's restaurant Havana tried to hear his bulldog by telephone. A guest heard a faint woof from the receiver after a $20 charge. The man reportedly asked to speak to his bulldog, noting a ten dollar per bark rate.

Murdoch’s

Columbus Bones to Rest in Pan American Memorial Plan

A War Department report by William E. Pilliam urges Pan-American nations to fund a grand memorial for Christopher Columbus in Santo Domingo. The plan calls for a massive tomb modeled after Paris’s Les Invalides with a 300 foot beacon tower to aid navigation.

Washington Columbus War Department William E. Pilliam Dominican Santo Domingo Spain Island Republic Stimson Knox Caribbean Twenty One North South America Canada America Les Invalides Paris Grant New York

Biso the Buffalo Displaced for Exile to Uruguay

The Wichita National Forest faces a deportation order for Biso the famous buffalo. Secretary Wallace Fa decreed exile to Uruguay with the U S forest service arranging transport. Biso, a longtime favorite for visitors, resists leaving his Oklahoma habitat as younger bulls envy his status.

Wichita National Forest Washington Biso Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Fa For Wichita National’‘Forest Oklahoma Montevideo Uruguay Zoological’ ‘Garden Forest - Service

Spain Ousts Postal Staff After General Strike

A government decree dissolves the entire Spanish postal service staff after a days long strike that halted business nationwide. The decree orders reorganization and new rules for recruitment and staffing as workers abstain and other branches carried out a passive work stoppage.

Spain Pfhhe

Islands of Scotland Number About Eight Hundred

A fragment notes that Scotland possesses about 800 islands in total. It mentions multiple islands and the general count, with emphasis on the archipelago. No specific names or locations are provided in the readable text.

Scottlard's Scotland

Sam and Mose Dispute Over Mule Running Blind Claim

In a rustic tale Judge describes Sam and Mose arguing over a mule. The mule wildy bolts after a vigorous kick and collides with a tree, prompting Sam to declare the animal blind while Mose defends its vigor.

Mosé Sambo Mose Sam

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Happy Laundry Day

A laundress sings O Happy Day while hanging snowy wash on the line praising Red Cross Ball Blue as the reason for her happiness in this vintage advertisement style scene.

Stand Like a Man Vote Demand Sparks Heated Embargo

On a crowded streetcar commute time a woman hails a seat from a man who refuses. She laments he will not yield to his grandmother. He retorts about voting and equality asking her to stand like a man. The exchange ends with a challenge on civic roles.

Indianapolis News

Journalist’s Courage In Londonderry Riots

A Times reporter covering the Londonderry riots was arrested by both sides and later freed. When pressed by both camps about his faith he answered that he was neither Catholic nor Protestant, claiming he was a journalist, and thus spared.

Londonderry Times Carl W. Ackerman Atlantic Monthly

Horse thief scare reaches Mrs Peckem's home

Mrs. Peckem questions William about risk of being stolen while he is away. William recalls a nearby horse thief last week who allegedly carried off two or three nags in the district.

Mr. Peckem William Mrs. Peckem Mr Peenany

Vienna lad thanks Red Cross for gift package

A Vienna boy wrote to the Red Cross praising the gift packages from Europe. He noted with pleasure the lead pencils and other items but said he had no sister to accept the splendid hair nets, expressing appreciation in a concise, polite note.

Red Cross Europe Vienna

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helped Women

Testimonial notices from multiple women describe relief from nervousness back pain and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Elmer Heasley Mrs L E Wiese and Mrs Elizabeth Reinbold share improved energy sleep and daily function after several bottles and urge others to try the remedy.

Daily Paper Lydia E. Pinkham Youngstown Ohio Elmer Heasley S. Jackson St L. E. Wiese Louisa St New Orleans Lydia KE. Pinkham Lydia FE Elizabeth Reinbold N. Pine St Indianapolis Indiana

Briton’s Jailhouse Treadmill Tale Ends In Timed Turmoil

A cleric visiting a county jail extols treadmill use as gentle exercise and asks the warden for a turn. The wheel runs for 15 minutes and cannot be stopped, leaving the clergyman stuck until the timer runs out.

Itound

Movie Star’s Quip Sparks Witty Wife Exchange

A movie star and his wife share a playful exchange after a stunt leaves him temporarily exhausted. He asks if she would marry again if he died, and she replies with a surprised retort referencing a famed vampire.

Kansas City Star

Modern Dance Summed Up by Irene Castle

Irene Castle described a luncheon remark about men dancing. A farm hands joke contrasts a vague story with a new dancin class at the Elks hall in the village, highlighting the ease of learning by turning and wiping feet.

Irene Castle Palm Beach Josh Elks’ Hall

Confession Earns Lighter Fine In Court Case

A motorist admits speeding and offers an excuse about a rattling flivver behind him. The judge, recounting the admission, lets him off with the minimum fine after noting the frank confession in this Birmingham Age-Herald item.

Birmingham Age. Herald

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Santo Domigo Customs Pilliam Bureau of Chemistry of Department of Agriculture R. W. Frey Great’ Plains Mexico Lydia E. Pinksham Putnam Mama Life Partners Nature Science Postum Cores Company Inc Battle, Tla Crook Mich
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