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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1901
Page
3
A verse celebrating the laborer as brother to the Man-God Christ. The speaker hails the farmer who tills the wild prairie, transforming land into grain and praising divine design guiding humanity. The poem contrasts human toil with nature and asserts contentment in an all-wise plan.
A Chicago call to join with white workers through trade unions urges colored brothers to elevate their conditions and join in a common effort for a fair share of industry. It argues against industrial slavery and emphasizes unity, cooperation, and the need to bury sectarian divisions for workers nationwide.
Miols Oleomargarine Industry in Unnola leads the nation with 99,000 pounds annual output, comprising 46 percent of U S oleomargarine. Pennsylvania follows with 11,000,000 pounds. Canada establishes a monthly market label bureau under Dominion government oversight.
Northern lakes offer vast ice stretches ideal for ice boating where skeleton frames ride the wind with minimal effort. The sport draws fierce competition and hazards as racers collide and crash, yet true enthusiasts compare racing to the centerpiece of Thanksgiving dinner, deeming it essential to the sport.
A Chicago husband stages a birthday surprise by linking Chicago and Philadelphia over the long distance telephone. The wife and her mother, separated years, exchange tears and words as the bill tallies fifteen dollars. The scene highlights the telephone's ability to reveal personality beyond mere voice.
The passage extols the Swiss Alps noting the Matterhorn and glaciers above Zermatt as the grandest sights. It highlights the Oberland, Chamonix, Gorner Grat, and Mont Blanc ranges with frozen rivers and immense ice, describing the awe of observing frozen seas and vast glacial landscapes.
The message reports Bishop Lompnow of the Mikelayl church noting a higher share of elderly men in Min Westppl compared with other states during a recent sale event. He suggests demographics influence church outreach and community programs.
A proposal suggests equipping Newfoundland dories with submerged microphones and telephonic gear to detect approaching steamers. The system would pick up thrashing of a steamer screw three miles away, enabling warning signals for fishermen at risk along trans Atlantic routes.
John P. Holland in North American Review discusses submerged boats with no seasickness or nausea as electric propulsion uses stored power. He notes odor from surface heating, steam, and bearings, while propulsion machinery stays in a sealed airless chamber to prevent collisions by differing depths.
After thirty years in the field an Inte Senator Davis could not dispel nervous apprehension before a speech. Other public figures like Joseph Jefferson and John B. Gough suffered stage fright as they faced audiences, a recurring motif in famed speakers.
A Georgia seven mile area near Seven Minages hosts an ambitious alligator farm plan with 37 breeding saurians on 300 acres. Experts note slow growth, with full maturity in about 60 years, and a niche market only for baby alligators priced around fifty cents. Egg laying, incubation, and harvesting face hunting pressure and market risks.
London Spectator notes how butterflies rest on grass stems with heads downward or drooping bodies, creating camouflage with gray or brown forms. Blues and brown heaths differ in concealment, posture, and color contrast, while moths pile wings and antennae differently, revealing varied sleep attitudes.
Three Tonto basin cowboys George Hubbard Hardy Schell and A Maren hunted a massive mountain lion near Ba Jome Creek Arizona. Schell fired a 200 yard shot fatally wounding the creature but it survived and attacked Schell. Hubbard and Schell struggled with the beast while Hater aided, the lion measured 9 feet 10 inches from tip to tail.
A critique notes Lang laments the decline of intellect and mocks readers reliance on newspapers and novels. It discusses critics, historical erudition, and poetry fading from the market while praising rare literary tastes and the shift toward popular works.
Dolny's Kad Part. A correspondent of the Daily Chronicle reports the death of Mr. Dolby, longtime manager to Charles Dickens, described as miserable and penitent in Fulham Infirmary. Dolby drifted from respectability to vagrancy, recalled his link to Dickens fondly, and edited a book about Dickens titled Charles Dickens Ago Knew Him.
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