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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
8
Fragmentary verse repeats a Stevenson quotation about waking with smiles and laboring happily. The text resembles a dated newspaper grain from 1921 with serif style and decorative initials, preserving a sentimental civic mood without clear current event details.
A collection of household instructions covers Steamed Fish with lemon egg sauce, Poached Eggs Creole, Corn Bread, Maple Mousse, Celery Soup, and Braised Liver with brown stock. It includes baking and pastry notes, plus guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on preventing egg breakage in transit with packing diagrams and nail patterns.
More than 5 000 country pastors will carry a United States Department of Agriculture rural outreach into southern districts. A stereopticon lecture with 70 lantern slides will accompany the campaign, organized at the request of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Tanlac has sold 625,000 bottles in New York in under a year, a record-breaking figure. Gibson Snow Company manager George B. Evans says trade territories show about 500,000 bottles annually, likely rising to over 750,000 for New York if the trend continues. Tanlac is marketed by leading druggists nationwide.
Cartoon style quip notes Senator Snortsworthy tells disappointed constituents he can’t secure government jobs. He reportedly comforts them with a desk chart showing they couldn’t live on a government salary anyway, the Birmingham Age-Herald mocks the tactic.
A 100 pound shore at the Iowa experiment station showed severe unthriftiness due to round worms. One half foot of the pig’s intestine contained 638 worms weighing two-fifths of a pound. Prevention includes good feeding and clean living conditions. use santonima and calomel for emergency care and provide access to air-slaked lime, charcoal, slack coal, powdered sulfur, Glauber’s salts, and lime in separate self feeders.
Denver citizens voted down an ordinance that would have made the city horseless. Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse Association of America warns of a looming horse shortage as demand and prices for draft horses rise, urging renewed breeding efforts to avoid higher production and transport costs.
As pastures dry, feed a little grain to develop foals. Separate feed boxes for foals of working mares and provide a creep for pasture foals. Continuous grain access helps maintain milk fat and steady growth through weaning.
Catarrhal deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to reduce this inflammation by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces, restoring normal conditions. Circulars free, F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The name Jamaica is a corruption of xaymuco a West Indian phrase meaning the country abounding in springs.
A compact saying notes that hardship can yield hidden benefits guiding resilience. It suggests challenges may reveal strength, growth, and opportunity amid difficulty.
An old advertisement highlights Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on genuine tablets. It urges taking only Bayer tablets and claims physicians devised the dosage over 21 years and millions have proven safety for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Tiny twelve tablet tins are cheap. druggists offer larger packs.
Two tramps argue about getting a bite to eat. One threatens a black eye and suggests asking a nearby old lady for raw meat to apply to the injury.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for facial blemishes. Apply Cuticura Ointment to pimples and blackheads, wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water in five minutes, then maintain clear skin with daily use of the products, including Cuticura Talcum.
The ad copy notes a British thermostatic metal supposedly shows a consistent stone reaction in a strip of fixed length and thickness when temperature changes. A laundress sings “Happy Day” while hanging wash, praising Red Cross Ball Blue. It ends with a cynical line about womanly cruelty driving men into bachelorhood.
A concise urged guide suggests that making no rash choices is prudent when time is short, emphasizing calm assessment over impulsive actions. The note implies patience and deliberate planning may yield better outcomes than quick fixes.
Fresh nesting box filling monthly helps but mortality in young stock is mainly from lice dampness and overfeeding. Buy good fowls from a heavy laying strain of purebreds to prevent problems rather than curing them later.
Ewes that will not own their lambs may sometimes be induced to do so by penning ewes up and forcing them to permit the lamb to suck. A few lessons usually suffice. Some shepherds moisten the lamb's head with the ewe's milk to claim the ewe will own the lamb. Shutting the ewe and her lamb alone for a few days should prove effective, though a vicious ewe may kill her own lamb.
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