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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
3
An alleged authority warns of kidney strain from uric acid and suggests four ounces of Rad Salts daily to flush and purify kidneys. It claims the salt neutralizes urine acids, ending urinary and bladder disorders, and promotes a pleasant effervescent drink. The rest mentions local social notes and classified items.
An old advertisement claims immediate relief from acute indigestion after using two bottles of a product. The copy emphasizes rapid effects and widespread endorsement, urging readers to try the remedy for persistent stomach discomfort.
Mrs Esther of Courtland and Mr Glasgow were hosted by Thomason of Kaingases ta during a visit reported in this Norway News se. The short item notes social greetings and local residence ties.
Local notes report Orville Odell hauling engine to a silo project near Ryda and a busy week of visits and travel. Miss Hazel Mercer’s recent behavior is noted with a light reference. Weddings, church moves, and preachers are mentioned as Rev. Felter departs Wesleyan pulpit at the Valley and a new preacher is yet to arrive. The Bowen and Hall families attend the Deshler fair, while Mary Beecher departs for a teaching position in Liberal Kansas. Community members visit kin in Belleville and Superior, with several listings of family outings and hospital trips in Concordia and nearby towns.
County Rural Mail Carriers Association met in Cuba on Monday to discuss topics of interest including good roads and the betterment of service. The meeting touched on local business, farming plans, and political developments in the region.
Friday events include Mildred removing adenoids at Frank Myers home and visits by Elijah Goodwin and family. Harriet Hammond dies at 80 after lifelong illness. funeral at Valley Unified Brethren Church and burial in Union Valley Cemetery. Nesmith threshes wheat for Chas Reed. road overseer Frank Goodwin repairs rural routes ahead of Labor Day.
The text argues that survival hinges not on the ability to advertise but on maintaining what one already holds. It stresses that sustaining a business requires more than marketing. it requires enduring assets and prudent management.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Liniment as effective for aches pains rheumatism and sciatica with many using it for lumbago and lame backs. It highlights relief for rheumatic ailments and invites purchases.
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