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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1904
Page
8
A reflective verse fragment laments the persistent harm of “I didn’t think” and its ruinous effects on life, urging adherence to the Golden Rule. It contrasts the impish fault with the resilience of a Wise Woman who maintains calm, optimism, and kindness despite snubs and worries.
A simple remedy for whitening the thin skin is described using vinegar lemon juice Jamaica rum and tincture of henzion. Change clothing nightly and wear fresh clothes next the skin in the morning. The rainy day atmosphere is said to be beneficial and walking outside with dry ankles is advised.
A clever woman can transform an old and shabby bedroom with white enamel. Paint furniture woodwork frames and boxes white, then match cushions curtains bed spreads and dresser covers with rose bud spotted muslin for an attractive dainty room at little cost.
A recipe fragment describes filling a mold with irregular cold meat pieces and hard-boiled slices, then adding seasoned stock to congeal. It instructs baking gently for about half an hour and serving once cold and solid.
A fragmentary farewell verse urges the reader to be good and noble. The poem speaks of life and death and a vast forever, though the lines are garbled. The author signs as Chanl HS Kinsley.
A vintage recipe describes dissolving three fourths cup sugar in one cup grape juice with lemon juice, adding half an ounce gelatin, and water. Chill in ice water, beat two egg whites to stiff peaks, fold in, heat gently, then whip until light. Mold or serve in a glass dish with whipped cream.
Fold the egg in your hand against bright light to inspect the yolk and surrounding white for clarity. A good egg sinks when dropped in water. if it floats or stands on end, it is not fresh.
A recipe for potted tongue describes boiling then mincing the tongue after removing skin. Mix with six tablespoons of butter per pound of meat, add salt pepper and spices such as mace nutmeg and cloves if desired. Pack in small jars and cover with melted butter to exclude air.
A jumble of vintage recipe directions includes almond custard style pudding with milk eggs and sugar, fruit gingerbread with molasses and raisins, pink pudding with corn starch and cranberry juice, and an apple layer cake filling. The text ends with a disjointed note about the Curzons and a divorce remark.
A playful, dated admonition argues against cold receptions and cluttered parlors. It jokes that women gather useless trash, while practical tricks like adding marbles to a basin amuse a child. The tone blends satire with domestic lore and light home tips.
Job answers his own question describing a dial nature of man and a spiritual self that survives brain death. He asserts indestructible spiritual identity, dreams bridging past and present, and faith that God will care for His own. He cites Redeemer living and future resurrection, ending with a list of names.
A Sunday comic supplement from the Chicago Record Herald offers a mood lift with breezy jokes and vivid color cartoons. Four color pages and four black and white pages showcase witty humor and top-notch design aimed at banishing the blues.
The Twice-a-week Republic of St Louis promotes its longstanding role as a values driven paper informing and entertaining a Western and Southwestern readership. It highlights campaign year coverage conventions news supplements for farmers the World’s Fair coverage from April 20 to December 1 1904 and home life features plus fiction for women and children urging subscriptions at $1 a year direct from St Louis MO via local newsleader.
The piece lauds John Temple Graves as a fierce defender of conservative and democratic ideals and champions William Randolph Hearst as the strongest national leader for the Democratic party. It credits Hearst with rallying a demoralized base, opposing corporate greed, and uniting labor and business support for a definitive party program ahead of the November election.
Introduced early in the Fifty eighth session the measure would empower United States attorneys to institute proceedings without instruction from the attorney general against trusts that unlawfully restrain trade. Circuit courts would have jurisdiction to prevent violations of the antitrust act and district attorneys would prosecute offenders. Representative W. Hearsty of New York is the author.
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