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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1897

Page

7

PLANETARY SIGNS AND PRIVATE READINGS BY MAIL

Planetary signs and private readings offered by Prof W Cunningham at 194 S Clinton St Chicago IL. Applicants must provide full name and address, or public initials. 2 cent stamps requested for unknown birth details. Readings describe ruling planets for individuals and foretell travels, marriage, and career paths with cautions about love and health, plus a morgue firearm experiment note from New York.

Hale W. Cunningham Clinton St. Chicago

His Only Romance in a Quiet Ohio Town

Joe Bentley travels from Hull to Chicago to seek work and companionship, finding loneliness until a quiet waitress named Margaret shifts his fate. A brief growing bond in Chicago leads to a Wisconsin trip where he finally reunites with her at a circus, only to witness a wedding surprise as a relative reveals Margaret’s betrothal.

Joe Bentley Ohio Avek Chicago Joe Fan Kit Wire Monadnock Building Margaret Agp Oconomowoc Rearden Wisconsin Maddy Frank

Largest Mexican state Chi huahua spans vast area

Statistics note Chi huahua as the largest Mexican state with about 90 000 square miles. Vermont statutes now require heavy wagons to use wide tires. Michigan bans bowling billiards and card games by bond statutes. Jon Jefferson’s non possemen thumb print album includes sigs of famous people.

Mexico Chihuahua Vermont Michigan Jon Jefferson

A Deacon and His Possum Folly Ends in Truth

A Confederate era tale from the Atlanta Constitution recounts a colored deacon who and his son cook a possum in hopes of a feast. The dish ends with bones and a frightened boy admitting he ate it at night, prompting a harsh lesson from the father. The piece then shifts to a note about gold circulation and England in 1899.

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Noble Work Prom Crabs Christians Advocate

A founder of Rescue, Mr. N. I. Smith, is praised for his long service aiding the fallen and those in trouble. Despite years of poor health, he now takes active charge of the mission work full time, sharing his health recovery story and citing Dr. Keo’s remedy as aiding his cough, lung chills, and appetite.

Prom Crabs Thore Oui Howelles Keo Ays Fung Lali de Ia Fedical Co Omaha New Ana Prajee Sita Alin Neb

Farmer's Son Sparks Laughter With Hat Comment

A humorous tale on a farm features a boy revealing his father’s identity by noting he has a hat. The line "Tony, you'll know him, because he's got a hat on" underscores the child’s wit as strangers question the father's whereabouts.

Apollo Sonny Tony

An Ingolfing Mind Bangs From the West in Chi Ab

Fragmentary items recall a New York Weekly note on saloon street talk and a mix of archaic remedies and agricultural tips. The passage mentions a council member from Chi Teen, advice on pruning grapes, and cautions about fruit tree care and pests.

Tam New York Weekly

Beas Lake Shore Calendar Issued by Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry

The article notes a calendar issued by the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway. It mentions soil care and pruning guidance, advising pruning after flowering. It references manure application, bottom-digging for a pomme? and a request to send postage to A J Cleveland.

Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry A. J TAS Cleveland

Poor Pasturage and Orchard Advice in Vintage Fragments

A fragment from a 19th century Indianapolis Journal excerpt recalls a soldier recalling a bullet graze on his head, a joke from a grandchild about grazing and aging, plus farm tips: stir the soil and apply ash dressing to an orchard in winter, and onion sets if not done. Also a brief joke about Mr. Doostop removing a porous plaster.

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