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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1901

Page

7

German Goose Trade Drives Berlin Feast Season

The goose plays a role in German life similar to the turkey here with October at its peak. Russia supplies most imports, around 15,000 birds daily to Berlin, transported in goose trains of forty cars. Rigorously inspected on arrival, diseased birds are quarantined or slaughtered at city pens, with auctions for healthy birds. Wholesale geese sales total about $2,000,000 yearly, and German dealers classify Russian geese into twenty one breeds.

Germany Turkey Rusia Berlin Montaya Indianapolis

Not Too Many Women Superfluous in Society

A discussion notes that census data show rising female population in cities and forecasts a future challenge of more women. It argues American women are economically independent and questions the “superfluous woman” myth, suggesting alarmists fail to account for widows and older women who outlive husbands.

London

Early rising not a universal health virtue in medical view

A medical journal argues against the old adage early to bed and early to rise. It notes that wake time should follow personal sleep needs and life demands. Early rising may hinder health if it forces insufficient rest and ignores individual conditions.

Iaa John G. Saxe Dr. Arnold Fn & Writern Trush Lealie

Madagascar cross honorsFrank A. Gregory in long service

Frank A. Gregory, son of Bt. Paula residents, has been awarded the Legion of Honor for his twenty six years of mission work in Madagascar aiding natives and French soldiers. The honor highlights harmonious French English mission relations during a lengthy service period.

Mintoamey Monards Frank A. Gregory Paula Madagascar Gregory

Presbyterian Pastor Praises Peruna in Testimony

A Greensboro Georgia Presbyterian pastor Rev G. Smith testifies Peruna cured his family catarrh and weak health after other remedies failed. An elder supports the claim and Mr J Roseman endorses Peruna for kidney colic relief and general vigor. Dr Hartman invites readers to seek his advice with a full case statement.

Promi- Néueo Peruma Presbyterian Church G. Smith T.cobalder H. G. Smith M. J. Rosaman Greenaboro Peruna Perutia J. Roseman Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Quality of Ancient Inks and Coinage Notes

The ancient inks resembled black paint with gum causing letters to rise in relief on parchments. The United States mint currently concentrates on producing pennies, relying on the Philadelphia mint for our minimal coin supply. Early 19th century efforts sought hard points for pens made of soft materials, with metal bites attached to pens of glass, tortoise shell, or horn.

United States Mint Oation Philadelphia

Identification by Finger Marks Introduced in Johannesburg Police

The police department in Johannesburg adopts finger mark identification, aiming to register every native under the new system.

Johannesburg

Nervous Dyspepsia Treated by Three Weeks Bed Rest Says Journal

A prominent medical journal recommends at least three weeks of absolute rest in bed or in an institution with a full diet for nervous dyspepsia. The Life-Saving Service reports last year costs of 1 535,036 and property saved about 7,500,000 plus 2,607 lives saved.

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Delaware Latin Bible Keepsake in Fireproof Case

A quirky note recalls Delaware’s governor taking oath on an old Latin Bible, now safeguarded in a fireproof state library case. It mentions Alleghenia, a newly named planet, and Boston copper firms profiting from mining dividends totaling 22,129,100 in 1900.

Delaware Boston United States

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