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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
9
Danish archaeologist Prof Waldemar Schmidt plans a European museum tour to gather material for a catalogue of Egyptian antiquities. He aims to compile a comprehensive reference from major collections across the continent.
The piece discusses widespread agitation over the claim that religion is losing influence while noting religion continues to thrive. It argues that only useless things deteriorate and touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a fifty year renowned remedy for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness nervousness and malaria and fever and ague.
The Transcontinental Passenger Association extends the territory for annual half fare permits for clergymen next year. An unrelated ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for swollen feet and bunions, with a free sample offer from Allen 5. Olmsted, LeRoy, New York.
An advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue as the top choice of good housekeepers sold at leading grocers for five cents. It echoes that a baking powder maker should strive to achieve comparable value.
Bulletin reports no bullet path located in the abdomen and the risk of peritonitis haunts doctors. President McKinley remains in critical but hopeful condition while Vice President Roosevelt and others await updates. Czolgosz linked to anarchist movement is held in Buffalo. confession details lack corroboration.
In Nebraska a Saturday prayer service was held for the president's recovery. Governor Savage issued a proclamation guiding the observance with sermons delivered across the state and discussions reflecting on Friday's tragedy.
Admiral Schley has sent a list of witnesses to be summoned for the war board. Admiral Parker, a veteran of the Spanish American War, is among those named. Arrangements are to be made to handle the technical details and ensure prompt attendance.
The last day of the fair closed with 4157 tickets sold and strong overall attendance. Week totals exceed last year’s figures, supporting a favorable financial outlook after expenses. Organizers credit smooth operations, no major disputes, and good department cooperation throughout the event.
Silas Datlkee of Savage Nelio went to feed hogs and did not return. His wife found him mauled in the pen as the enraged animals chewed flesh from his face arms and other parts. Mrs Durkee fought the hogs to reach him while neighbors aided until the body was buried.
Amictor Weston’s monthly balance shows receipts and disbursements of the state treasurer’s office with on hand totals. Receipts 176,?. disbursements 157,448.62. cash on hand at month start 682. month end 606,080.50. permanent school funds down from 122,416.40 to a lower figure, soon to dip below 200,000 after a 40,000 payment for Otoe County bonds on September 4.
Secretary Vo So Oddle of the New York Yacht Club notes no protest letter yet against excluding Lawson beat independence from trial races for defender selection. The regatta committee, ex-Commodore Kane, Chester Griswold, and Newberry Lawton, arrived in New York from Newport and started preparations for the race.
Judge Jude Sullivan and his wife were riding in a carriage at Columbus when the horses panicked and toppled the vehicle. Sullivan sustained a severe injury to his right arm below the shoulder joint and was taken home for treatment, potentially hindering official duties.
A Methodist bishop lauds Peruna for its broad reputation and urges readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s advice if results are not prompt. Letters from pastors Rev. E G Smithy of Greensboro Georgia and Rev A S Vaughn of The Springs Arkansas praise Peruna after using it for catarrh and congestive chills respectively.
Indianapolis clergymen including Bishop Grant praise Peruna medicine for catarrh and vocal debility. Grant of Indianapolis writes from 3349 N Pennsylvania St endorsing the remedy as effective for public speakers and sedentary clergy. The letter highlights widespread clerical support for Peruna in Columbus Ohio.
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