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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
7
A 24 by 83 inch bill claimed as a relic of 1776 is owned by G T Falmer of Oconomowoc Wisconsin. The document allegedly entitles the holder to five spat milled dollars or its value in gold or silver per a Philadelphia Congress revolution text.
An old advertisement touts Cascarrets Candy Cathartic as a natural health cure for bowel issues. It promises gentle daily use to restore health without gripe or pain and warns to beware of counterfeit imitations.
An obituary notes M Claude Botton died at age 114 near Ranchal France after an accidental fall. Born in 1749 he retained vigor and recalled boyhood events. His death is recorded in Saint Germain la Montagne birth register signaling an unverified but celebrated long life. The piece also mentions European royal news about the Italian throne and the Duke of an unnamed cousin of King Emmanuel II.
The article notes that when the presidential term closed on November 30 General Porfirio Diaz had governed Mexico for twenty four years. Under his rule the country experienced industrial, commercial and political upheaval, elevating it to a prominent position among nations.
Mrs H D Hyde of Custer County credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with easing a three year heart pain and aiding her daughter's weak kidneys. She urges others to try the pills, noting their benefits and price. Also mentions a Philippine coaling station development and a shift to safer coaling facilities for ships.
Herman Juntt, commissioner of Illinois Cooperative Association, cites plan for a national arbitration board by the American Federation of Labor and American Federation of Industries. He argues strikes harm wages and hours but a united board could prevent conflicts without state law.
The article outlines the Sund plan for preventing labor strikes and its mixed success across industries, noting Illinois coal miners, the Pennsylvania clashes, and the United Mine Workers. It argues for a nationwide commission system with industry commissioners and railroads and streetcar firms to deepen expert handling of disputes.
In Chicago discussion, George W. Perkins argues local unions must align with national bodies to survive and thrive. He cautions that without national backing, local councils may fail to achieve their aims. Independent Chicago locals say unions have begun aligning with national craft organizations in the labor conflict.
The Nguret census report shows city populations rising 32 percent over ten years while towns grow 16 percent. It urges action to halt urban influx, calling on organized labor to study and address the trend for the nation’s future.
The nine months gross earnings of Tallroads total $883,091,000, up $80,000,000 from last year. Governors elected will yield 26 Republicans, 18 Democrats, and one silver party. Reinhold Sadler heads Nevada. Harvard captain Daly is named to West Point as cadet leader after Harvard graduation next June. Gold and silver finds near Lynnville, Indiana, stir locals despite poor ore land. Warry markets report cats rising in Germany as troops prepare. luxury goods orders surge. Navy officers retire March 4, including Rear Admiral Wichborn and Pay Inspector Colby after long careers.
The excerpt ponders work, urging study of fellow men and noting the few utterly heartless individuals. It hints at kindness found in passing interactions and the memory of small touches at friendly ports. It contrasts hopeful job seekers with those overwhelmed by work.
Charles H. Belghan an eleven year Delaware River railroad engineer resigns due to failing eyesight. He receives a $4,500 pension from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of which he is a member.
Official decree states no child under 12 may be employed in industrial establishments whether by state private individuals. The prohibition covers all forms of industrial work and applies to government and private sectors alike.
Advertises reduced excursion rates via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway to southern resorts including Jacksonville Miami Mobile New Orleans and Texas. Details rates routes and travel period available through railroad agents. Also includes miscellaneous local notices and endorsements for various medicines and products with no clear single story.
The article notes Madam Paderewski naming her agent 14 in the future to serve as secretary and business agent. During a recent tour his wife monitored tickets and expenses, supervised the private car, visited markets, and tracked tour costs. It also cites H. 8 Pritchett of the Mansughiantty Institute of Technology commenting on politics and government.
Mrs Brewer endorses Peruna as a sure cure for grip and female catarrh in a letter to Dr Hartman. She cites quick relief from colds and grippe, claims Peruna clears weakness and nervousness in women, and praises its effect on chronic catarrh and throat issues. Free booklet on catarrh offered by The Peruna Medicine Company.
An antique ad from Van Buren Indiana cites Pino's Cure as the best medicine for affections of the ear and related ailments. The notice mentions inexpensive services at a local barber shop and reflects early 20th century health remedies and consumer language.
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