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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
7
W C Layton of Sidell reports a terrible cold with difficult breathing. After using Ayers Cherry Pectoral he claims immediate relief and asserts no cough remedy can match its effectiveness. Date cited May 29, 1899.
Ad warns that a cold can worsen into bronchitis or pneumonia and suggests taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral tonight to stop the downward trend. It promises reduced coughing, better sleep, and improvement by the next day.
A distant election appears to project 62,595,280 people moving through Paris transit with total counts possibly reaching 60 million. The figures reflect prior extension results and imply a significant rise in transit participation.
A description praises Warwick Castle as perhaps England's most beautiful seat. The large baronial hall is highlighted as a magnificent space, decorated with armor specimens, luxurious furr coverings, and abundant flowers and palms throughout.
A Denver Republican report recounts a Manitou gambling scene where cattleman Walter Harris recalls a high stakes club near the depot. A doctor secretly used a hypodermic syringe to subdue a gambler named Rich, then aided his recovery and settled his debts, ending his time in Manitou’s gambling circles.
Miss Mary Charlotte Crothers discusses college slang at Annapolis West Point and Wesleyan noting cadet terms and dorm culture. She highlights slang like spoon and quail roost, compares campuses, and warns against rough freshman English while noting common abbreviations used in chemistry labs and math.
The Irrigation Age notes the Great Salt Lake in Utah has fallen about a mile in the past year. Some predict the lake could dry up within a century as irrigation ditches divert streams feeding the lake. A nearby salt desert now lies where water once reached.
Women discuss relief from troubles through Mrs. Pinkham's advice and medicines. Letters from city officials and residents claim verification of her methods, with requests for readers to investigate and read her published book detailing these testimonials.
An Austrian savant claims the brain houses a name center that stores names. A Clevesland incident allegedly tests the theory when a struck conductor shoots a man who cannot recall names yet can describe objects. Surgeons find the bullet correlating to memory loss until brain pressure is relieved.
Htowstye Sipkaman reports that physicians warn a rise in brain fever and nervous disorders is linked to the strain of elevator usage. People feel dizziness and headaches from rapid descents and constant motion, with many becoming prone to nervous trouble and brain issues.
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