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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1927
Page
7
The piece contrasts Mrs Dixon and Rowe through their gardens. Mrs Dixon’s garden is colorful and unruly like her, with vivid borders and purposeful lack of order. Rowe’s garden is meticulously arranged, orderly and weed free, reflecting his strict control.
Former confidence man Len Reamey, who turned state's evidence to convict twenty associates, rebuilt his life in a distant town with a new name. He owns a modest hotel business, leads a luncheon club, teaches Sunday school, and is regarded as a town’s prominent figure. Detective Roy Sampson praises his remarkable comeback while guarding the town’s location from vengeance.
Miss Jean nette Brooks of Peabody found a ring at a Hawthorne hotel dance she thought cheap. Mrs. Edwards of Toledo identified it as her lost emerald valued at $6,000. Police notified Boston and the owner recovered the ring. Brooks received a $500 reward.
Ralph Snoddy of Los Angeles returns from Europe with the speedboat Little Spitfire after winning the international Duke of York trophy. He surprised fans by racing in a Palio Beach outfit instead of the regulation chauffeur uniform.
Washington reports rapid progress on the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral on Mount St. Albans. A Bethesda stone plant cuts 45 tons daily from Indiana lunestone, feeding a massive Gothic structure with prefabricated pieces fit by master masons. The facility claims 100 workers produce in three weeks what the same number would in a year by hand.
A science note explains why we always see the same lunar face, linking it to equal orbital and rotational periods. The text also describes modern architectural shop practices with zinc patterns and advanced steel cutting tools used by workers in a traditional craft.
An official tide testing bottle cast adrift in 1903 has been recovered on the Moray Firth coast after 24 years.
Washington experts examine the British battleships Nelson and Rodney noting armor may be on an inner hull and torpedo protection via hull plates. Guns are concentrated forward with stern mounted 6 inch turrets and all main magazines forward, with a castle bridge and long 735 foot hull.
Witness Sampson says anger remains high against Reamey among con men. They note many he helped send to Canyon City penitentiary are free, except those who died there. He adds rivals would kill him if given the chance.
A witness was offered immunity in exchange for turning state evidence. She persuaded the suspect to cooperate, aiming to secure testimony for the case.
The Nantucket lightship skipper halted the White Star Baltic to deliver a crucial letter. Captain Summers chased the liner off its course and lowered a bucket to drop the lighthouse report, mailed two minutes after the ship docked.
An attractive new fall coat frock in beige homespun features plack trim and a pointed collar in self material. The oyster-gray hat includes a scarlet feather at the right.
Brooklyn resident Mrs. G Hegmann details relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products for nerve and sleep issues. She urges other women with similar symptoms to seek information and provides consent for testimonials. The Pinkham company invites requests for more names of users nationwide.
An advertisement urges readers to ask druggists for Carter's Little Liver Pills in 25c and 75c red packages. The pills are claimed to move the bowels gently with no pain and relieve constipation, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness, and poor complexion, promising restful sleep and refreshed wakefulness.
A humorous Vancouver Province snippet contrasts schoolroom dialogue about letters and a nose riddle with reflections on luck and temptation. It hints at cleaning use of Red Cross Ball Blue and a philosophy that success comes from focusing on one’s own affairs.
Advert describes Castoria's use for over 30 years to relieve constipation gas and diarrhea in babies and children. Claims include reducing feverishness and aiding digestion without opiates with the genuine product bearing a signature.
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