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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
2
The column recalls letters to old friends, prompting revival of friendships amid a county fair scene. It describes 4-H booths, conservation efforts, and prize ribbons at the Republic county fair with clubs from Belleville and Talmo Wayne. It notes probate for Tate Richard Loofbourrow and relief plans moving to the PWA, plus minor arrests and a missing-car incident involving Charlie Studt.
A historical meditation on the concept of life as an unfinished symphony inspired by Schubert. The piece contrasts lofty ideals with the human limit of realization, citing Browning and a Babe Ruth quote to reflect on fame, purpose, and personal integrity. It recalls an old priest whose simple, sincere deeds outshone celebrity.
Republic County 4 H clubs excelled in the county booth contest at the N C K fair. Seven clubs entered with Liberty Rose Creek winning first ribbon and three cups. Cups were awarded to Opal Doris Childs Grace Palmer Phyllis Moxham Beth Williams Evelyn Hunt and Phyllis Moxham for club display and artistry.
A reflection on fame noting how crowds overrate success and harshly condemn failure. It argues that loud cheers elevate heroes while glass bottles of derision create martyrs, questioning the fickleness of public opinion.
A short classified notice proclaims the Bargain Spot as the new distributor of Mazda light bulbs. The terse ad labels the shop as the bargain spot and mentions light bulbs in its product line.
A new lawyer, Perkins, settles into his office waiting for work. He feigns importance on a call about a difficult case and potential fee, then hears a client arrive and a telephone line upgrade is demanded from the newcomer with a bag and tobacco.
The ad promotes Williams S. L. K. Formula for stimulating appetite, easing digestion, and aiding kidneys as a mild tonic and laxative. It claims to relieve fatigue, indigestion, and weight loss, urging readers to buy at Hageman and Wires Drug Store with a satisfaction guarantee.
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