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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
1
The text presents a dated motto attributed to Thomas Carlyle urging diligence faithfulness and hope. It references 1921 and a Western Newhipar Union copyright note. The fragment emphasizes patience and adherence to eternal rules and implies assurances that nothing truly wrong can occur.
The article lists Crisp vegetables and cool drinks, plus ices and sherbets to ease late summer. It describes Cucumber Salad eggs olives tuna? and a Combination Salad with greens nuts and olives, a Ginger Ice Cream recipe with ginger and Canton sugar, Mint Julep punch with mint and fruit juices, Muskmeton Cocktails with ginger syrup and citrus, and mint garnish suggestions.
A compact quip on water versus wine appears in a period flourish. It evokes a tavern mood with a joke about the worth of clean water and a request for a tankard. The lines mirror a theater or literary aside and highlight Jonson like wordplay.
A collection of simple recipes with flexible fruit desserts and easy treats. Italian Tutti Frutti Punch uses mixed seasonal fruit and orange zest, grape juice sherbet with cream, Old Southern Cake with nutmeg and raisins, and a tomato macaroni bake with cheese and crumb topping.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance explains winter egg gains from 1 to 2 extra eggs per hen with proper feed and care. It covers feeding systems dry mash versus moist mash, grain roles, and balancing corn with protein rich feeds for laying hens.
The article describes fall garments with oversized embroidered sleeves and decorative collars. It notes Paris influence on sleeve emphasis, fur trims, and braid embroidery. Suits feature knee-length coats, sphinx gray fabric, beaver fur cuffs, patch pockets, and decorative buttonwork. Fox and marten fur appear with suede-like velour materials.
A guide to making a functional and decorative stork luncheon basket and baby shower table pieces. Includes wicker basket décor finished in white with light blue crepe lining, handmade crepe roses, and stork-themed place cards and centerpieces. Names suppliers and color notes, emphasizing affordable gift-friendly design.
Entire dresses of worsted are offered in the smarter juvenile shops and completed by tiny tights or bloomers to match.
Two golfers hunted in the rough for their lost balls when a kindly old lady watched. After a half hour of searching she spoke gently asking if she may reveal their whereabouts. She offered to tell them where the balls were to save cheating.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not know it. Kidney illness can trigger back pain headaches and fatigue. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is sold at drug stores or you can test with a ten cent sample bottle by writing to Dr Kilmer and Co at Binghamton NY noting the paper name.
The New York Sun reports Johnnie Edwards, famed champion smoker for ten years, has not lit a cigarette in a week. He tells Jimmie Van Veek via a telephone exchange that a promise to quit, urged by Dov, must be kept, though he longs for a cigarette.
A humorous exchange notes Mrs Henpeck demanding an unbroken pay envelope while Mr Henpeck defends his exemption under income tax law. The joke centers on personal exemption and the irony of tax talk in everyday wages.
A terse exchange underscores a belief that success comes easily to one subject who only needs to persist at his job. The dialogue hints at a cynical view of effortless wealth and long-term dedication as the path to fortune.
A satirical back and forth cites Senator Sorghum claiming faith in plain people and restraint from claiming superior knowledge. The piece contrasts his view with a prideful stance on understanding relativity, set amid a humorous mock dialogue and a Pasteurized ad for Cuticura powder.
The excerpt mixes humorous trade banter about apologies and gifts with a note on wartime linen value. It mentions a Birmingham Herald fragment, then an ad promoting Red Cross Ball Blue for table linen care, urging grocers to stock the 5 cent item.
A new summer epidemic among vacationers is “motor foot” or metatarsal displacements caused by extended driving. Continuous foot strain on the accelerator may displace metatarsal bones, shorting nerves and causing foot pain. The condition makes walking painful and hinders activities like golf and tennis.
A playful exchange between a maiden and a young aviator features flirtatious banter about a lofty ascent. The maiden blushes as he claims they were in heaven, but she remains skeptical of the claim.
A quip notes that wisdom lies in managing a household via the wife's relatives, reflecting social humor about family ties and domestic living.
Many people suffer nerves and digestion by caffeine use and poor sleep. The ad urges quitting coffee and tea briefly and replacing them with Postum to improve sleep, energy, and endurance, and to order from the grocer.
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