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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
8
A reflective piece urges timely acts of kindness and farewell, pairing a death awareness ode with kitchen advice and recipes. It blends a call to help others with practical notes on food prep, preservation, and baking from a vintage guide. The mix includes warnings against delaying acts of charity and a long list of domestic recipes and cooking tips.
A fragmentary recipe notes nut crisp cookies and an oven bake for rich bread and nut mixture. The text mentions mixing eggs milk salt baking powder and rolling into cookies, plus a cornbread style dish with nuts and marjoram and hot stock. It hints at service repetition if tried.
The Sune day edition features Marion Harland on The Housewives Exchange page with verses answers and her famous recipes. Born Mary Virginia Terhune in 1811 in Amalia county Virginia she began writing at fourteen and married Rev Edward Payson Terhune in 1856. She authored many books and maintains a summer home in Pompton New Jersey while residing in New York City.
The February issue of New Idea Magazine features an essay by English author Michael White arguing that an American girl can be an English peeress. It also includes a symposium chapter The Happiest Day of My Life, and a special piece on butter making The Country Woman's Friend the Cow by Kate V Saint Maur.
The 1904 Hicks Almanac and Word and Works paper are offered together or separately. The almanac can be mailed for 30 cents and Word and Works is a full year for one dollar, with Word and Works praised as a leading American magazine and a reliable public service.
An old style health note touts attention to the teeth and mouth appearance, linking dental care to overall health. It promotes CAS CARETS as a natural aid to keep bowels and liver active, claiming six million users and urging regular use for better digestion and dental health.
A former express messenger recounts a bold theft on a westbound run in 1860. Crooks lured the baggage man away with a staged dispute then spirited the safe off a train via a wagon. The narrator pursued, recovered money after a long chase, and identified five conspirators, rescued by sheer luck and quick action.
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