28 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1892
Page
1
A compact note profile of the Kansas Agitator, a newspaper devoted to reformist causes and mass interests. Mentions Peorless, Aggressives, progressive stance and U. A. in initials.
The piece argues against fusion with Democrats or Republicans, warning it would erode principles and invite betrayal. It says the reform movement must stay separate, drawing reformers from Democrats and Republicans to the People’s party, not join existing parties. It also cautions office seekers and spoilsmen would be attracted to fusion, leading to corruption and disaster.
An advertisement for Megrimine from Dr. Whitehall Megrimine of South Bend Indiana asserts a guaranteed permanent cure for headache and neuralgia. It promises relief in 20 to 30 minutes, calls the product a blood cleanser and stimulant, and offers samples free.
Hutchinson healer Dr M Kozel advertises cures for birth marks warts old sores tumors cancers and other chronic diseases for both men and women. Send a 2 cent stamp for terms.
A terse notice orders action from an official office regarding duties or benefits tied to labor and sustenance. The entry signals a directive affecting workers and breadwinners, with emphasis on administrative process and accountability.
The piece denounces old party politics as servile to rich corporations and gamblers in power. It argues money buys influence, fosters entangling alliances, and corrupts elections, the press, and public officials, with widespread societal harm and deceit.
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A bundle of Reform papers circulated among a circle of acquaintances described as weak-kneed friends. The material appears to advocate change and political action without detailing specific events or dates. No explicit names, places, or organizations are named in the accessible text.
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