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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1904
Page
7
A jumbled mix of patent medicine claims, housewares pitches, and humorous asides fills the page. It touts cures and tonics, dye brands, starch products, and assorted marketing lines, with scattered endorsements and dubious guarantees.
A collage of humorous exchanges from newspapers sketches and dialogue. The excerpt features Mrs J Aterat elected committee chair at a club meeting with her husband remarking on her speaking and a series of quips about insanity usefulness drinking and geography. It highlights playful social commentary and witticisms from 20th century periodicals.
A fragmented dialogue features Willie and a father figure shopping for a picture while a divorcee questions second marriages. The exchange hints at alimony and financial motives, with characters Mr Simpurse and Slyman referenced amid a comical critique of money and romance.
A Graeco Roman chariot at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York draws much interest from artists and archaeologists. Buried by Vesuvius ash, its preservation is notable. Baron Rothschild bought several nearby treasures for the Louvre. The two wheeled chariot may be the oldest in the world.
The article discusses a Orkney ground grain sieve called the quern and a basket named apple. It poses a whale sleep debate citing ships and sleep necessity. In Amsterdam diamond polishers, about 90 percent are Hebrew, facing hard eye work and generational support expectations.
An agricultural society in Germany offers two prizes of 125 dollars each for a new pigment suitable for dark wart blackening of pike hide. An extra 25 dollars is offered for every year the tattoo lasts beyond the first year. Canadian Area notes distance and Labrador governance, while frontier lengths between Canada and the United States are outlined in miles. An odd remark on white cats with blue eyes appears among various items. A seed company catalog offer from John A Balzer Seed Co is advertised.
An advertisement from The Laundry Blue Co. of 14 Michigan Street Chicago offers a 10 cent sample of a blueing product that costs 20 cents worth of any other bluing. The copy ends with a personal remark about preferring not to listen to others troubles.
Ask your Donler for Allen's Foot-Ease powder at rests the feet. It cures corns bunions swollen sore hot callous aching feet and ingrowing nails. Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or fight shoes easy. At all druggists and shoe stores 25 cents. Sample mailed free address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York. The wise female doesn't attempt to monopolize the conversation until after she is awakened.
A Peruna testimonial spread credits the tonic with restoring hearing and curing catarrh and rheumatic pains. The letter from Rev J N Parker of Utica notes life-long vitality at eighty eight and urges readers to use Peruna with spring renewal. Bishop T H Lomax also endorses Peruna as a strengthening remedy for catarrhal complaints.
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