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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
12
A Boston suburb builder recalls meeting a dusty, foot weary man who climbed Bunker Hill Monument seeking work. Lacking funds for an employment bureau, the man spent a quarter to enter the monument and used the view to locate new houses under construction. He found steady work and proved invaluable.
Dialogue lines reveal a father and son discussing a coal wagon and its color. The exchange hints at practical reasoning about weight and appearance in a concise, period voice.
A ground target used to evaluate bomber accuracy measures 66 feet across. Bombs weighing 15 pounds are released from an altitude of 656 feet to test impact accuracy.
A witty rip in Lippincott's column questions Morton's thrift and risk appetite, quipping that he is too tight to risk even a suggestion. The remark frames Morton as notably frugal in social banter.
An industry quip notes actresses find it easier to gain puff coverage in newspapers than to secure similar styling in their hair. It comments on media attention versus personal styling challenges.
A brief humorous note observes that even the most fiery individuals can hesitate or back away at times, suggesting moments of doubt interrupt bold behavior.
An 80 pleased Caruso, after thanking a London house cook, chooses a Covent Garden ticket or an on the spot performance. He sings La Donna e Mobile on the kitchen dresser, remarking a private concert would cost about 2500 dollars, making the macaroni the costliest dish yet.
Cassville Missouri resident Ray Bryant describes a years long hands and feet skin ailment similar to ringworm. After trying remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment which he says completely rid him of the trouble. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a 32 page Skin Book from Boston.
A humorous dialogue shows Bacon and Egbert recalling a memory aid. Egbert forgot to mail a letter his wife gave him this morning, explaining the string tied to his finger as a reminder.
In northern Norway the longest day runs from May 21 to July 22. The passage notes a man in Gotham leaving for lunch around June 15 and returning about June 26.
A concise quotation notes that a woman’s right to change her mind is equal to her right to change her name, reflecting evolving attitudes toward autonomy and identity.
A fragment hints at a swift, bright awakening of love described with vivid imagery and a casual modern tone. The piece alludes to Haale as a central figure amid a rapid emotional shift.
Quotation notes the irony of a bald man preoccupied with his hair care and personal grooming. The line reflects humor on vanity and appearance.
A rising trend sees American office furniture becoming increasingly popular in England as businesses seek modern design and durable options for workspaces. Trade observers note growing imports and growing consumer interest in ergonomic and style driven pieces.
The reading outlines Jesus as the great judge in this quarter's lessons. It covers lessons from laborers to the richer parables, stressing fidelity service sacrifice and accountability. It notes Jesus as Messiah entering Jerusalem and the ministry of judgment with emphasis on watchfulness and divine kingship.
The Hartford Times notes Buenos Aires now has about 1,700,000 residents, ranking as the third largest city in the Americas after New York and Chicago. It has nearly tenfold population growth since its first census 45 years ago and closely trails New York in foreign trade value and tonnage.
Aunt Daphne scolds her son about eating in a hurry at the table claiming his education is failing and cites the Bible stating the first shall be last. The exchange humorously twists a proverb to argue over manners and order at mealtime.
A man was knocked senseless after being struck on the head with a bundle of old love letters. The incident reads as a puzzling and tragic moment in a local tale.
Cautionary line urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature in use for over 301 years. The notice emphasizes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A theater piece titled For Tired Business Men emphasizes atmosphere over narrative with a striking color scheme. The show suggests that a broken heart from a woman often attracts others who want to mend it, framing a wistful, modern romance without a clear storyline.
A woman's priority is her complexion over the idea of a future harp and crown. The remark highlights vanity and royal ambitions in a light, humorous tone.
A wry adage notes that men who enjoy bold city scenes may frown if wives use bright makeup. The quip contrasts public bravado with private decorum, reflecting social expectations of appearances in relationships.
A series of letters from women in North and South Carolina and Ohio claim Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured severe health problems. Mrs Rosa Sis reports nerve and tumor relief after failed operations. Mrs Apa Wit says the remedy allowed her to work again after a severe operation was deemed necessary. Mrs Laura Grisworp credits the product with a miraculous recovery from a left side growth. Mrs O H Guiverra notes restored regularity and absence of pain after doctors found no aid.
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