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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1896
Page
8
A rambling narrative recalls a New York affected fisherman's trip out of Alexandra Bay. He describes wind and current, a double punt lift, and anchoring near a sandy riverbed to lure bass. Fanciful, humorous, and heavy with dialect, the tale ends with New Yorkers buying bass caught and a bustling voyage.
A Missouri era editorial criticizes national committee actions at the St Louis convention. It accuses Taubeneck of pushing money as the sole plank, opposing land and transportation, and favoring railroad influence over labor. The piece warns against usurping the convention and urges the committee to defend the Omaha platform.
Fragmented dialogue reflects 19th century trade fears and prosperity rhetoric. Debates volley comments on exporting five million dollars worth of iron, hogs, wheat, and machinery while fearing loss of domestic sufficiency.
A letter and testimonial from 1895 tout Swamp Angel Medicine as a powerful cure for consumption and asthma. Doctors endorse it, customers claim dramatic recoveries, and endorsements from D W Manton of Washington DC and S Blalock of Bankhead Alabama are cited. The misspelled, promotional text outlines dosing, benefits, and widespread adoption across states.
Fragmentary OCR report mentions Joseph Haigley, a 1882 date, six months, mention of Gy Whe, nine months, a hospital or medical context, and references to Swain Ane, Swamp Atugel Mediche, and Marion. Shaky names and places suggest a local archival blurb about a medical or military matter with uncertain details.
A 19th century advertisement touts Swamp Angel Medicine claimed to cure consumption and many diseases. It promises dramatic effects from inhalation and topical use, urging every family to obtain a bottle and touts miraculous germ-killing properties.
Sam Catarah and Tam oitchor discuss the soap's effects, with admiration from Harlem residents and local neighbors. Mentions J.P. Plury, Harlem GA, and Washington DC related entities in a community notice tone.
A customer letter from April 8 1895 in Bayan County Georgia praises Swamp Angel Medivine Co of Atlanta. Mrs. Bmidy Young reports 92 50 sent for a cure, claiming her mother had a three month cough and was bedbound before using the product. After three weeks the cough faded and she could rise. The note is signed in a polite tone.
Boston Georgia resident E Rugisi reports complete relief from neuralgia and rheumatic pains after a medical preparation. The testimonial cites dramatic improvement and suggests wide effectiveness for chronic nerve pain.
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