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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1909

Page

3

A Tangled Box Party Romance in Lippinecotfe

In a box party scene Miss Henrietta Winstanley overhears banker Anthony propose to Barbara Hemingway. Barbara refuses. Anthony later accuses Dan of looting. Twining refuses prosecution. Barbara persuades postponement. Proposals swirl as Bishop Winstanley contemplates marriage by proxy.

Henrietta Winstanley Bishop Winstanley Anthony Barbara Hemingway Law Dan Tom Twining Barbara Ankony Twining Hemingway Anson Dines

Dinner at Mrs Anthony Reveals Barbara's Hidden Love

Twining and Dan observe Barbara at a dinner hosted by Mrs Anthony as Barbara's affection for Jack Anthony becomes clear. Twining fears exposing the truth about money while Barbara insists on her honesty and happiness, leaving Twining and Dan resigned to the situation.

Twining Anthony Barbara Mr. Twining Mrs. Anthony Dan Jack Anthony Tom

Mysterious Rose In MemoBook Heats Up a London Dinner

Miss Winstanley arrives at Twining’s apartment with news and sharp wit. She suspects Barbara Hemingway’s engagement to Anthony signals Dan’s trouble and probes whether the rose in the memoranda book ties to Charles. The scene hints at hidden motives as the conversation shifts to pending scandal.

Kim Mons Miss Winstanley Kimmons Mr. Twining Barbara Hemingway Anthony Dan

Corn Products Entrained and Exaggeration Noted

A western railroad president visiting New York remarked that corn products for the year could form a train so long it would enter New Jersey as a caboose left Los Angeles. A woman objected that even two engines could not pull such a train, prompting amused disbelief.

New York New Jersey Los Angeles

Chicago man recalls Hannibal cave tale influence

D A McDaniel of Chicago visited Hannibal and learned his late acquaintance Dr A Gardner died a year ago. He recalled that Gardner and friends James Hunstock Clarence Crout and Frank Crout were among five boys lost in a Hannibal cave in the early seventies, which inspired Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn character.

D. A. McDaniel Chicago Rk. A. Gardner Mr. McDaniel James Harry Hunstock Clarence Frank Crout Hannibal Cave Mark Twain Huckleberry Finn Quincy (Ill

Banquet Honors Oxford Doorknocker Heritage

The 400th anniversary of Brasenose College recalls a banquet for the famous door knocker that inspired the college name. Seceding scholars carried the knocker to Stamford as they tried to start a rival college, and centuries passed before it was returned to Oxford for a unique celebratory feast.

Brasenose College Oxford England Stamford Lincolnshire

Total Hair Loss Reversed by Cuticura Remedies

A Pittsburg man describes severe scalp scaling and hair loss after typhoid fever. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment he reports a clear scalp and thicker hair, with dates May 7 and 21 1908 and address 6812 Broad St. Pot ter Drug & Chem Corp Boston as sole agents.

W. F. Steese Broad St Pittsburg Penn

When to Send Children to Europe

Judge's Library advises on the ideal age for children to travel to Europe. It weighs readiness, language, and social expectations, suggesting four as an ideal age to visit England France and Italy and return for the first opera night.

Europe Paris England France Italy Judge’s

True Representative of Race Beards The German chancellors beard distinction

Dr Bethmann Hollweg may claim to be the first German chancellor with a beard. Previous leaders like Bismarck shaved for diplomacy and Hohenlohe Bulow Caprivi kept mustaches. Bethmann Hollweg appears gaunt and pan German in tone.

Bethmann-Hollweg Bismarck Caprivi Hohenlohe Bulow

Food Question Settled with Perfect Satisfaction by a Dyspeptic

A Illinois wife shares how her husband’s stomach troubles improved after starting Grape-Nuts. He regained appetite and energy, missing few days at work, as the family continued to use the cereal. A promotional note invites readers to read The Road to Wellville and ends with There’s a reason.

Illinois Wellville

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