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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
1
A compact ad-like note highlights Round Oak Heaters as a trusted stove line for fifteen years and praises Chicago Coles Hot Blast as a top fuel saver among other brands.
Scandia residents Howard Williams clerked at Seabolt's store. O J Sandell joined the Scandia phone system. Mr Guy oversees the Scotch Plains singing school with over twenty members. Jonathan Taylor remodels corn cribs. Grace May Cooper Maud Me jHashan attended the Concordia Fair. Mrs Rockhold suffers rheumatism. Win Hay visits Cloud County and brings cattle home. Frank Williams Ed Woblord from the neighborhood attend Concordia Fair. Farmers busy with alfalfa and potato work and awaiting cooler weather for corn husking. Roop fails to secure a Highland singing class. Chapel class moves to Fri Sat. Barber Loorsourrow & NYE advertise, and Mrs Kimball visits Olson. Handkerchiefs on soldiers, jars of every kind mentioned in household hints.
A brief notice invites customers to place orders for suits on an all day Saturday in October. It mentions measuring services and a display of woolens, urging readers to come in.
The fragment describes the spiritual man's task to align the world around him with his inner peace with God. It notes continual struggle amid endless activity, with peace radiating through conflict as he labors and dies. Mozoomdar is referenced as a source.
The text explains that wed originally meant more than marriage. It signified entering into a solemn bond beyond a romantic sense and included friendship as part of the binding.
Fragmentary notes discuss rubies as emblems of courage and success in love, claiming color changes, poison reactions, grief softening, wealth defense, and disease repulsion. A British court remark cites four motor speeds described by police, a chauffeur, and friends, illustrating conflicting perceptions of speed.
A Mysore Standard item explains a Hindu rule where the father appoints an adopted son to perform his funeral ceremonies after death to ensure the son inherits the family property and secures heaven for the father. The note includes a letter from a sister to a New Yorker about sending a golf coat by mail.
Fritz Himmelsberg a butcher in a small western town kept a bank account and paid small sums by check. He drew a check exceeding his balance by 4.63 dollars. Collector William Jones visited the shop and informed him of the overdraft and asked for payment by check. Vernon Wilder in Harper's.
In darkest Russia the young women of a Kimov skoy village clad in nightdresses and hair loosened march barefoot at midnight. One leads with a small idol while others follow on horseback and plows are drawn by twenty girls as five more trail behind.
A fragment discusses the link between rest and work quality noting that fatigue undermines performance. It mentions the idea that proper staff and tools support efficiency and warns against too little rest. The passage reflects on evolution of work habits and the need for adequate testing of breaks.
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