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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing skirts dresses sweaters and draperies. It claims guaranteed no spotting colorfast results suitable for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics and advises telling the druggist fabric type.
A reader recalls a cousin’s boastful plan to show him Kansas City sights including Swope Park and Paseo, lamenting the pretentious wealth on view. The fragment blends a dated travel aside with an ad jingle and a wry London teashop joke about ordering eggs.
A fragment focusing on shared empathy or communal sentiment appears to reflect a moral or literary notion of unity. The text suggests a theme of collective virtue arising from mutual care among individuals.
Testimonial from Myra in Los Angeles says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound transformed her health after long illness and monthly doctor visits. She credits the remedy with helping her in bedbound years and now urges others, including her sister, to try it.
An illustrated frame dairy barn design emphasizes economy and health. It features a concrete foundation, weatherproof construction, fresh air inlets, foul air outlets with roof vents, and a drainage system. The plan aims to cut costs, boost milk production, and reduce labor while keeping cattle comfortable and disease‑free.
A narrator recalls giving legal opinions on marriage by a justice of the peace. A girl questions the legality and her father reveals his own JP wedding, highlighting differing views on marriage officiants and legality.
A woman in Austinburg Ashtabula County Ohio became a local medium after her husband died. She claimed to produce spirit rappings and other physical manifestations and studied anatomy in Marlborough before returning home.
The article describes a barn measuring 86 by 70 feet with two 14 foot silos set seven feet from the near end, a central feed room connected by double doors to an interior alley, and two rows of stalls for ten cows each. An overhead carrier aids loading silage, while a litter alley and manure pit appear behind the stalls.
Comic exchange about a wife whose singing makes the dog howl followed by a humorous reply about imitation. Advertisement promotes Cuticura products for baby skin including Bath Soap Ointment and a scented talcum powder as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.
A grocery clerk from a New York Sun column argues men are tougher customers than women because they know more about food and brands. He recalls husbands dictating purchases and believes talking a wife into a new brand is easier than convincing a man.
A quoted aphorism notes that self-examination matters more than judging others, warning that vanity leads to arrogance if one ignores personal study and growth. It references Bulwer-Lytton’s style and contrasts imagined critique with self-reflection.
A humorous Life magazine style vignette portrays a neighbor who excels in generosity, hospitality, and versatility lending cars tools hosting gatherings and sharing sports. The lone flaw is that nobody likes him.
A speaker advises choosing a good moment to ask for money from a husband, noting she waits after he plays golf. The reply suggests the husband never has a decent round, implying the tactic may not work for everyone.
In a city court Ebenezer Washington, an elderly Black man, is warned after a second drunkenness offense with no fine, and a caution to avoid future appearances. The next day he returns for the same charge and repeats his claim that nothing has changed.
A fragmented plea from a Pennsylvania venue cites a student who agrees with the need for arts access. The speaker emphasizes musicians without funds for instruments and artists unable to study, labeling the moment as a political call to action.
A humorous fragment shows a young bride asking for lard with a grocery clerk proposing a pail. She quips she did not know lard came in two shades, reflecting a light moment about domestic life.
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