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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
7
A Canadian woman's five year battle with ovarian trouble ends after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with dissolving symptoms within weeks and saving her from surgery. She urges others to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice, noting free guidance is available.
Japanese florists cultivate a rose that appears red in sunlight and white in shade, a striking two tone bloom that captures attention and raises interest in horticultural circles.
A Yonkers Statesman comic exchange shows Patrice praising a man with fine manners. She recounts dancing when he accidentally stepped on her foot and apologized, offering to visit a drug store for a box of corn plaster, illustrating gentlemanly conduct.
The fragmentary ad dense text touts a prize contest result as a draw and promotes various cures for catarrh and cataracts. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and a Dr Coffey offering eye remedies, along with dubious claims and promised rewards if cures fail. The garbled copy hints at promotional medical claims and public notices.
Workmen for the Chicago and Alton railroad unearthed a five and a half inch long, inch and a half high bird stone at Streator Missouri with polished finish and noted craftsmanship. Archeologists call it a superb specimen of prehistoric American art, though theories about its use vary from ceremonial wear to canoe prows or hunting aids. The artifact shows skilled flaking and grinding, reflecting ancient stone age artistry.
A golf journal notes that golf is not inherently dangerous for older players who start slowly. A writer who began near sixty says two rounds a day are not exhausting for him, if initial effort is gradual. The lesson: aged beginners should pace themselves and avoid overdoing it.
A list presents salaries of British cabinet roles with figures such as Lord President of the Council at 10000 dollars and the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland at 100000, alongside other posts including the First Lord of the Treasury 25000 and Chancellor of the Exchequer 25000. The totals reflect historical stipend scales for government offices.
The New York Times reports Supreme Court Justice O Gorman grew weary of the elderly Irishman who tends his furnace repeatedly slipping and drinking. The man pleads that attending his brother’s wake justifies a drink, but the justice remains firm about not condoning further slips.
A young wife mistook a passerby for her husband in a street window scene. She vented about neglect and dress, then realized the arm she held belonged to a stranger. The man calmly explained it was not her husband’s fault. The incident ended with her embarrassment.
The piece notes Tudor, a Boston merchant, shipped the first regularly sold ice cream in 1806 to Martinique. It advertises Defiance Starch, claiming better quality and more starch per same price, and urges shoppers to insist on Defiance products.
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