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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
6
An appeal extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven relief for women's suffering, claiming widespread, ongoing proof that it has helped more than any other medicine.
Mrs Simpleton, once a business girl, frets over housekeeping and a new refrigerator that won’t work. She questions ice usage and jokes about the extra cost of buying ice after spending on the appliance.
The Portland Oregonian notes one whale yielded 14,000 pounds of meat to an Aberdeen whaler and suggests a pond owner consider the industry for possible profits. The column hints at notable fortune in whale veal.
The remark notes how a person often shows no remorse until exposure of misdeeds forces accountability, highlighting a pattern of procrastinated contrition before consequences are evident.
Report states former governor Eliot Spitzer demanded a $10,000 settlement after an alleged remark about a soup service at a New York restaurant. The incident drew media attention and prompted legal scrutiny.
A local column notes that although all men have flaws some keep a steady reputation for truth through the winter months, underscoring valued integrity during difficult times.
A clipped editorial voice notes a paradox in commerce and motive, arguing revenge amounts to less than a commodity while still shaping choices and values. It hints at caution in pursuing payback as a driving force in economic life.
The biological survey reports many ducks near Great Salt Lake Utah suffer from lead poisoning after ingesting spent shot from fishing and shooting activities.
Mrs Olen Kohler Florman of New York claims 25000 yearly from her father’s estate is insufficient as she owes debts and supports an infant son. She says her husband earns sixty dollars a week and seeks more aid. The court granted a 120000 bonus.
William A. Radford outlines Dutch colonial architecture with a gambrel roof central entry and sash windows. He notes practical interior plans, symmetrical facades, green shutters, and a bright living room layout, plus heating considerations and porch integration.
Rabbi Barton writes in Cartoons Magazine about Babylon on Long Island near Fire Island lighthouse. The piece playfully lampoons the village, its gardens and social life, noting changing patterns as local women pursue wealth and leave for "the better husband."
The London Tit-Bits notes a remarkable yak-a-milk in Venezuela trained to tend flocks and guard homes. The bird acts as a sheep dog, obeys its master, and can perform odd waltzes and pirouettes. It has defended its charges from wild animals on occasion.
Tiamian endurance is tested among postal messengers between Peking and Lhassa. Messengers cover 4500 miles on horseback in 36 days, about 125 miles daily, with letters in a yellow bag never removed except for dress changes. They swap horses every few miles, rest at postal stations, and follow strict diet and sleep rules of six hours per night.
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