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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
9
Henry Leon Inardt of Liberty Street Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin recounts chronic kidney pain and relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises the product as life saving after failure with doctors and specialists. The ad notes availability from druggists and stores at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A veteran minister advises a newly married curate to keep a second Bible at home for study. He recalls past habits of using two Bibles after lace and trinkets fell from the pulpit in front of amused congregations. The curate later begins to prefer a second Bible.
The excerpt shows Larry ONeil clashing with parade discipline as he fines participants. He defies orders, shouting sharp retorts to a grumbling crowd while insisting on marching with his own sheep and barring delays. The Youths companion quips reflect a tense fray during the procession.
Webster muses that someday someone like Hennery Cabot Lodge or Winthrop Crane will have to suppress Ben Tillman. He jokes he is not so pure they can do it.
A Minnesota family credits Postum with turning initial failure into lasting success after the mother improved the brew time. The father, once coffee-averse due to dyspepsia, now drinks Postum and enjoys better health alongside the children. The Postum Co. promotes the testimony and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
State notes 451 licenses in force in Kansas with only 37 counties represented. Sedgwick leads with 84 stamps, Crawford 51, Leavenworth 47, Montgomery 35, Cherokee 32. Officials report 80 percent-plus license use aimed at violating prohibitory law.
President Taft will attend the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia on September 30 to open the eleventh annual exhibition of Missouri resources. He will speak in the Live Stock pavilion seating 10 000 and address farmers on agricultural topics, highlighting the state’s productions.
Two thousand children greeted Babe P. Waggener upon return from an eight week hospital stay in Rochester Minnesota. Tears marked his reunion as he could not speak and whispered gratitude. The well known attorney is beloved by Atchison youngsters for annual picnics and events.
Madrid announces martial law after violent strikes tied to workingmen protests. Valencia reports a general strike while Premier Canalejas cites a revealed plot touching Valencia and Barcelona. The government claims to know conspirators and supply sources and targets include General Weyler.
Sheriff Taylor uncovered a plan by five prisoners to escape Atchison Kansas jail. Inmates on the second floor bored toward the first floor and planned to overpower the jailer, seize keys, and flee after supper. The tunnel reached a size nearly big enough for a man.
Warrants are issued charging J. D. Fell L. H. Simmons B. Davies and John Robinson with a misdemeanor for refusing to answer questions by the attorney general about liquor sales in Concordia Kansas.
The Missouri Federation of Labor holds its annual five day session in St Joseph. About 200 delegates attend as Mayor Clayton greets visitors at the opening ceremony.
In Cairo Illinois fifty four men and one woman employed by Illinois Central railroad as clerks at Mounds struck, disrupting business. One deputy or policeman shot a striker during the unrest.
A public school teacher known for patient, upbeat methods faced a troubled class as exams neared. She urged students to try and believed they could succeed, while pupils grew sulky. The root cause emerged when a pupil revealed Miss Blank’s superior progress and the class’s resentment at her not advancing.
A heated exchange includes the line I was born under a lucky star as an insurance agent proposes a life policy on Mr. Brighton Harry and the other person warns he would die tomorrow. The agent flees the scene.
Since Red Cross Ball Blue entered the market sales of liquid bluing have fallen. A solid bluing package dissolves as needed and keeps clothes whiter longer at lower cost. Available in two sizes five and ten cents. Ask your grocer.
The story recalls Jim who failed to conquer the world and returned worn and hungry to a Tennessee town. He declares to Uncle John that he came to die, but the uncle replies he came to eat, highlighting themes of friendship and resilience.
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