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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
8
A fragmented verse depicts trains at six, a mother as engineer and Anil as passenger. The scene travels through a surreal ride with a palace car, a sleeping child, and whispers of fare and change. The poet hints at longing and distance amid moving wheels.
The editor argues character is the best trait in both men and women and refines the view that a woman's refinement drives civilization. He contrasts sportsmanlike bravado with a woman’s influence in politics and industry, urging equal recognition of women’s public roles and virtue.
A garbled 19th century style notice includes a crude eye wash recipe using camphor spirit, boiling water, boric acid, plus home remedies for ink stains and cleaning linoleum. It also advertises permanent agent opportunities at Hodenheimer Coffee & Tea Co in St Louis offering commissions and premiums for selling coffees teas and spices.
A fragment describing the Chicago Record-Herald as a premier news service rivaling major papers like the New York Herald and New York World. It notes its completeness, independent facilities, and appeal to thousands of readers, asserting its unique status among U.S. newspapers.
The May New Idea Woman's Magazine highlights growing pansies and strawberry cultivation, a protest against feather trade with a moral view on vanity, and house cleaning ideas. It features a fashion gallery for home dressmakers, promising a satisfying table of contents.
A fashion column discusses trends for spring, praising bonnets and taffetas while encouraging bold outer garments. It highlights Oriental fabrics, new textiles, and innovative styles as milady’s attire evolves beyond dated mackinaw looks, with emphasis on elegance and practicality.
A fragmented, early 20th century style critique discusses how newspapers and prominent leaders like Hearst influence public opinion. It claims sensational media furthers equality by informing the masses while accusing critics of manipulating policy and expanding foreign influence. It references hearings and debates on production and tariffs.
An early 20th century promotion touts the Twice a Week Republic, a supplement aimed at farmers and families. It pledges broad coverage from world events to home life, politics, and culture, with net aims of education and entertainment for readers in the West and SouthWest.
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