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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1921

Page

3

Rain Children Play On Old Mother Ocean

A lyrical exchange portrays Rain children frolicking on roofs and umbrellas while Old Mother Ocean laughs at the pranks. She expresses affection, noting rain’s good in feeding flora and sustaining life, and vows to stay wet and welcoming rain’s playful visits.

Daddy Old Mother Ocean Raln Mother Ocean Ocean

Pixy Girl Returns to House in Moonlit Reunion

Paul Weston revisits his old family home and finds Linda the Pixy girl on a balcony trellis. Their moonlit encounter awakens shared longing and a plan to meet again, hinting at rekindled ties between past and present in a hushed, hopeful scene.

Paul Grandfather Rose Linda Aunt Hilliard Paul Weston

Circle Tag Drill Described For Students

A classroom activity has students form a large circle three feet apart. Each player tries to tag the person in front of him, and once tagged, that player drops out. The running continues until all players have been tagged.

Ratart

Roman safecracker hailed as Europe’s most dangerous man

A Rome based safe specialist known as Mr X can open any lock with a wire without damage. His skill drew calls from diplomats and kings including King Victor Emmanuel. He claims skill arises from touch and inherited knowledge from his father, a renowned lock expert.

King Victor Emmanuel Europe Rome Victor Emmanuel Piazza di Spragna Mr. X Villa Savoia Berlin Francis Joseph Father

Dragon's Den Cavern Yields Early Human Remains

Excavations at a cave near Miing Austria unearth a deposit of bird-dropping phosphate and a side cave showing evidence of prehistoric human occupation. Large quantities of quartz tools and human bones have been recovered, marking one of the era's great relic finds.

Miing Austria

Haunted Years Victim Is Alive After 14 Years

Reuben E Hall of Paris Missouri believed he killed a man in a dice game quarrel 14 years ago. A Denver man named Harry E Thomas revealed Hall’s true identity, recounting the murder claim and the finder’s relief upon reunion. The tale ends with Hall having married in Denver and a daughter six, awaiting visits home.

Kansas City Reuben. E. Hall Paris Denver Colo I H. Shatzer Tool Specialty Company Shatzer Reuben KE. Hall Hall Kansas Harry E. Thomas Thomas John Williamson Williamson

Farmers Asked to Study Market Reports For Profit

Farmers and stock raisers should use the USDA market reports to guide breeding feeding and marketing decisions. By tracking cattle stocks at stockyards shipments to feeders and trends in meat demand, producers can forecast six months to two years ahead and adjust feeding and marketing strategies accordingly.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture Department Bureau of Animal Industry

Flemish Tenacity and Rebirth in Belgians After War

Belgians rebuild homes and salvage lands in Flanders aided by government loans of motor tractors. Despite devastation and losses, peasant farmers reclaimed fields, increased farm size, and revived agriculture while honoring fallen soldiers at sacred sites. Population rose from wartime lows as recovery progresses under Baron Ruzette and M. Boer enboom.

Brussels Flanders Belgium Etons Yser Ministry of Agriculture Baron Ruzette M. Boerenboom

Crook Twrdik's Tragedy After Failed Heist in Vienna

A temperamental thief, Rudolph Twrdik, hanged himself in Vienna after forcing his employer’s safe and finding only about $20 in crowns. He left a note claiming the disappointment after a hard job was more than he could bear.

Vienna Rudolph Twrdik

Lawn swing updated with hand and foot operation

A new lawn swing can be operated by hand levers as well as the feet of occupants. This design adds versatility for users and may improve accessibility for varying user needs.

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