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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
2
The text references a cosmopolitan magazine, various services, and mentions New York. It appears to describe exchange of information and commitments, with unclear details about a representative and deadlines.
E O and A Linden visited Republic county while in White Rock. Many residents and visitors travel to Belleville and Scandia for business, land, or social events. Community updates include new buildings, farming, church meetings, and school activities with numerous names and places.
W B Gulick left Monday evening for St Joe Missouri to buy winter lines for Gulick Mercantile Co returning Wednesday night. The store is already filled with new goods and will overflow when winter arrivals come. A car of new furniture has been received and is on display at M A Preble's.
A Dallas man stays out late with an old friend then rushes home to face his wife. He discovers she has spent hours in the house, mistaking the lamp smoke for trouble. She reveals the culprit to be a mouse that emerged from the closet after his departure.
The text argues philosophy offers no real shortcut to knowledge and shows that a perfect philosopher would know nothing. It notes imperfect philosophers exist, who pursue philosophy as an avocation rather than a vocation and are worth engaging with.
The passage urges maintaining pleasant thoughts to avoid wrinkles from frowning. It argues that serene expressions come from avoiding hard or discontented thoughts, and stresses cultivating serenity at bedtime for better sleep.
The piece surveys Japanese advertising methods that blend poetry and wit with brisk persuasion. It notes merchants using rapid delivery metaphors and clever claims, and cites satirical lines from a Tokyo grocer and a stationery seller. It also weaves in a tale of Harriet receiving cautious wedding advice from a cautious matron.
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