22 Feb 1894
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1894
Page
1
A column reviews political plots and figures amid reform rhetoric. Debates on national ownership, party shifts, and the fate of Greeley papers surface as Horace Greeley’s Graphic changes hands and allies realign with Populists.
A reverent poem extols Washington as a Christian patriot and national monument. It lauds his leadership in war and peace, divine guidance, and the enduring tribute of a nation in the hearts of people, urging a towering stone to face the sun as a symbol of gratitude.
An advertisement describes a small book titled Stubborn Facts in a Not ahell containing the Manifesto of the State Central Committee of the People's Party and discussions on the late financial panic legislative matters and railroad legislation, compiled by Daniel Zercher. It notes multilingual printing and a price in cents, with Bend to the Advocate Publishing Co. in Topeka for a copy.
President Harper recalls initial opposition to coeducation when he headed Chicago University and says the only department that never troubled him is the young women’s department. The remark appears in the Woman's Journal from Boston.
The piece highlights aluminum's versatile uses from small souvenirs like a three cornered pencil to wider potential in bridges armor plates and ships if it becomes cheaper. It notes aluminum iron mixtures improve pourability and crack resistance and praises The Michigan Stove Company's process as producing the best garland stoves and ranges.
An advertisement touts Our Native Herb as a supreme blood purifier and nerve support tonic. It promises to purge disease by cleansing the blood with a 200 day treatment for $1.00. Office in Garnett Kansas with agent J G Hiatt serving Anderson and Franklin counties.
King and McCauliy, agents, handle Wagettall’s clothing store as the center of the read. The fragment notes Hawthorn paint as the recognized beat for bridge work, placing emphasis on its superior quality.
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