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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
6
An advice-pitch urging women to seek Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for uterine troubles. It claims such pains signal serious issues and promises confidential guidance from Mrs. Pinkham, with free advice and no doctor’s fees.
Testimonial from Dr W P Valentine of Camden New Jersey extols the remedy. She describes nervy fatigue headaches loss of appetite stomach and back pain and weakness before use. After four bottles she reports renewed health and vigor and continues to praise the product.
February through April low one way fares offered to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and the entire Northwest. The Burlington North Pacific Express departs Kansas City daily at 4 10 p m stops at St Joseph and Omaha with through chute cars standard and tourist sleepers and dining car service. Connects with Denver for access to Billings via the short and direct line through the Northwest. Write for details and ticket agent for exact dates.
A grocery of short notes reports European soldiers' heights varying by country with Italians smallest at 5 feet 5 inches and Norwegians tallest at 5 feet 9 inches. Kentucky counties reveal 48 counties sell no whisky, 31 of them in moonshine country. Also notes armored British armored train for army use, Massachusetts single tax proposal by towns, Oklahoma population growth, and efforts to preserve Winslow Winsachthon Monastery historic site in Philadelphia.
Aunt Ellen reveals a wild plan at Teanasus City Star reading as a Sunday excursion to Solomon Temple. Miss Jennie questions the meaning while Aunt Ellen insists the event is her husband’s funeral feast rather than a church wedding. The dialogue hints at a dramatic change in domestic life and temper.
Parson Johnson asks if the turkeys are high while Brother Snatcher reports Dey has gone to the top branches, stating a departure from the scene. The exchange suggests rural satire or a discordant rural scene with local figures.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recounts a New Jersey goat defeating a large mastiff with swift headbutts and barks in a humorous burglary defense anecdote. The tale contrasts the dog’s weakness with the goat's surprising power, ending with the household’s plan to deter burglars.
In aged prose the queen fears bad tidings as a headless slave lies slain nearby. Street criers hawk the Evening Monolith with scores from football games of Corinth Latin and Alexandria Polytechnic, while the queen ponders dark news.
A collage of old newspaper quips and gags about dress sense, manners, and society. Jokes reference a woman and her husband, dyspepsia, club dues, and a watchmaker, with several punchlines about fashion and manners drawn from various papers.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a dated note about time, consolation, and delay with unclear references. It mentions a mark between two terms and a comforter, but the exact meaning and subjects remain obscured.
The item presents testimonial letters from readers across the United States praising Peruna as a remedy for la grippe. Correspondents from Chehalls Washington to Everett and Ogden detail severe colds, lingering catarrh and after effects, attributing recovery and restored health to Peruna. Persons named include Mrs D Powell Miss Emma Jouris Lieutenant Clarice Hunt and Congressman Geo H White.
The passage cites massive US Christmas consumption of turkey amounting to around 0.000,000 pounds valued at about 5 million dollars at 10 cents per pound. It notes cranberries add over 500,000 more and estimates 10,000,000 mince pies would total about 1,000,000.
Mrs Cushman K Davis widow of Senator Davis of Minnesota says she does not intend donating her husband’s private library to the state. She will keep it in memory of the senator. The library is described as one of the finest private collections of digital literature in the country.
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