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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1900

Page

7

Fire Insurance Capital and Profits Questioned

A reader argues that fire insurers accumulate surplus to protect policyholders, not to enrich stockholders, citing reserves and underwriting profits. A second letter notes fire insurance remains essential for commerce and cites historical profit trends, reserve needs, and collateral use in lending.

Betwen Angus Menany Tual Ita Prensa Sre Tosa Ift Ite Kansas Companien Life Companies

Cupid and Dollars Blight a Newport Wedding

The wedding of Haven Meyer, son of a sugar magnate, to Miss Whiting at Newport was treated as a display of wealth rather than romance. Costs, dresses, and decorations were measured in dollars amid curiosity, yet the couple planned a quiet celebration and a festive procession to the landing with a milk white team, a horn blasts, and a cakewalk amid showers of rice. The event contrasts wealth with youth and happiness, echoing the Baltimore Sun’s line that “the merry heart goes all the day.”

Mr. Havenmeyer Miss Whiting Newport Iself Baltimore Sun

Betting to Southern Tenods Battlement in the Southern Pacific

The text notes ongoing betting and tensions around Southern Tenods in the Pacific, with Britain expanding influence after the Sloman Islands annexation. It hints at a future trade shift as British enterprise grows, affecting Australasia commerce and regional dynamics.

Pacific Sloman Islands Great Britain Swan

Framstans Sunday Schools Spread Across Russia

Sunday schools organized in 189 percent by Mme Altchevaky of St Petersburg now operate nationwide. The courses are book instruction designed for workers who cannot study during the week. Students are mostly adults, and the texts have been edited to suit older learners.

Ideal holiday vision by Bernhardt

Gerah Bernhardt frames an ideal holiday as turning in early to a quiet room, day reading and dozing, dining in a dressing gown, then returning to bed soon after evening. A separate note describes a steamboat weighing 550 tons moved from Scotland to Lake Titicaca, the highest lake in South America, assembled after transport in 22 cars and relocation to the Iskeside.

Pann Bernhardt Gerah Bernhardt Vaing Scotland Titlcaca South America Molendo Peru Andes Iskeside Fox Liver

Great Star Map Effort Aims for Global Catalog of Stars

A Paris congress in 1887 launched a plan to create a comprehensive star catalog. Eighteen belts were assigned to observatories to photograph the sky with uniform methods. Potsdam has published its volume, and the project estimates over two million stars will be included in the final directory of the heavens.

Paris Aky Potsdam Germany Aione

Calls for unified maritime signals between Canada and the U S

Captains and masters discuss differences in Canadian and American fog signals. Canadian rules use one long whistle blast or bell at intervals, while American signals use three short blasts. The Welland canal entry at Port Dalhousie highlighted navigation risks in fog, prompting calls for an international law standard.

Inn Captaina Maktern Welland Canal Port Dalhousie Toronto Telegram

Noted Canadian Statesman Charles Tapper Lineage Highlighted

The article recalls Sir Charles Tapper as a premier Canadian statesman and notes his reputed strength from a father described as a Baptist clergyman who reportedly read the Bible in eight languages by age four. It adds an oblique family lineage detail and references a vast Klondike nugget discovered on Gold Hill weighing 27 ounces and valued at $15,000.

Charles Tapper Canada Klondike Gold Hill

Rollins Professor Hills Leads Cuban English Mentions

Apanteh and Ite Dialents with Prof G Hills of Rollins College Winter Park Fla oversee general English marking for Cuban teachers in Cambridge. Hills has extensive knowledge of the Spantah tongue and its global usage.

Apanteh Ite G. Hills Rollins College Winter Park Mia Cambridge

The Douglas Shoe Factory Adverts a $3.50 Men’s Shoes

The W L Douglas Shoe Co of Brockton Massachusetts markets its famous $3.50 men’s shoe. Direct factory-to-wearer sales avoid middleman profits, with union labor and high wages. The Brockton plant employs about 1,100 workers and ships to 60 major cities through company stores. The owner claims over one million men wear the shoes.

Douglas Shoe W. L. Douglas Shoe Co Brockton Maia State Board of Arbitration United States Deever Colo.) Post

New York Publisher Employs Young Women for Special Editions

A leading New York publisher notes that many special editions are now bound by young women who are allowed to develop their own ideas. The work is remunerative and yields novel results.

New York

Beat for the Novel and Political Quips

The ad touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for various ailments promising natural movements at ten cents. It also notes a quip about Mrs John Sherman and her political interest illustrating a claim of sharp policy knowledge.

Cascarets Nalire C. C.C John Sherman Sherman

Truthful Plans and Cure Promises From Old Advertisements

A collage of vintage ads urges honest living and sells foot care powders, regulatory medicines, and inked claims. Products named include Allen's Foot-Fare and Red Cross Bull Blue with references to Dr. Nelberger Co. and various cities.

Peabody Institute’s History and Self Knowledge Pamphlet

The Boston institution founded nine years before the death of philanthropist Dr George Peabody has earned wide, lasting distinction over the past 90 years. Its medical publications reach millions. a men’s pamphlet titled Know Thyself is offered free by mail with a six cent postage fee.

Boston Peabody Medical Institute Bul- Anch Bt George Peabody

Mysterious Root Valued in China for Fatigue Fight

The passage describes a root freshly dug, white and creamy in color with a bitter taste. It is highly valued in China for alleged medicinal powers against fatigue and aging and is said to be harvestable only with the ruler’s permission.

China

Benne Plant for Children Warns Parents

A midwestern notice urges parents to keep Extract of Benne Plant at home to treat early signs of bowel trouble in children during hot weather. Prepared by The J. & G. Maguire Medicine Co of St Louis, the ad claims life saving potential for this tonic.

Defender I. G. Townsend St. Louis Missouri THY J. & G. Maguire Medicine CO

Irving's New York buyer buys Irvington home for 126000

The old home of Washington Irving in Irvington New York, where he did much of his writing, has been sold to a New Yorker for a country residence at 126000.

Irving Washington Irving Irvington N. Y New Yorker

Miscellaneous 19th Century Advertisements and Slogans

A collage of early ads and notices touts Allen's Foot Ease powder for tight shoes and foot ailments, Goetze cough remedy, Putnam Dye, Red Cross Ball Blue, Goove's Tonic, and various brand claims. The text includes humorous quips, medical claims, and promotional lines from multiple merchants, with scattered names and products.

Atmospheric Electricity Demonstrated by Kite Experiments

Mr. W A Eddy, famed kite filer, shows that the atmosphere carries electricity as Loyden Jara is sent aloft with kites. Sparks can leap with no cloud nearby, and approaching storms intensify the charge, letting observers estimate storm distance by spark length.

W. A. Eddy Loyden Jara

Magnitude of Escurial Palace Measured by Rooms

A Descriptive note explains the Escurial, Spain, as immense with four days to tour its rooms. It estimates the palace length at twenty three Spanish Tongues equating to about 129 Baghdad miles, illustrating its vast scale.

Pain

Corsican Chestnut Tannin Industry Exports 4000 Tons

In Corsica the tannic acid industry centers at Bastia with two factories exporting about 4 000 tons of concentrated tannic acid annually.

Corsica Bastia

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