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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
7
An assortment of product pitches and stray notices. It mentions Bromo Quinine tablets with vague pricing and patent protection, a claim of high earnings, and unrelated lines about jokes sons-in-law and a musical instrument. Also references a Red Cross Ball and clothing care ads with scattered phrases and incomplete sentences.
Mrs J E O Donnell of Oakland writes of eight years of female trouble ending in seven months with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She thanks Mrs Pinkham and endorses the remedy for women while providing her Chicago address and a plea for the testimonial to be genuine.
A compilation of misprinted ads and notes detailing a 12x14 inch calendar by Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad with watercolored actress images, a medical cure claim for Catareh Ball's Cure, and assorted truth-stretching product pitches. It catalogs dubious promises, humorous quips, and scattered references to health remedies and household goods.
The congress debate covers disposing of U S transports and reliance on private steamers for troop movement. Arizona delegation in favor of statehood. Morgan defends Philippine tariff amendment as constitutional. War revenue taxes to be repealed except tea. Oklahoma statehood bill advances with land donation. Empr William’s birthday cable from Roosevelt not disclosed. Agricultural stations proposed for Dakotas and surrounding states to improve farming.
An antique ad claims Garfold Headache Powders offer relief with four powders in a package. It jokes that one powder cures headaches, and notes friends do not expect help, implying the product will satisfy customers by avoiding annoyance.
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