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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
6
A fragmentary and archaic verse list portrays a stubborn figure who shuns honesty, refuses advantage, and laments being judged by others. The cadence hints at a moral tale about rightful dignity and the perils of misperception, framed in a bygone rustic voice.
A serialized dramatic scene shows Ruth Turner and Tom Marston debating engagement and ambitions amid social chatter. Ruth pursues self-improvement and high culture while Tom remains skeptical. a late twist hints Ruth’s secret thought message to Tom as they reconcile. Separate items note Navy enlistment rules and Burns memorial plans in Edinburgh.
A survey of Indiana town names traces origins from Native American tribes and French explorers to local legends. Cities like Elkhart Terre Haute and Monticello reflect river islands and rising ground while Rockville and Crown Point derive from local features and southern routes.
A New York Press column traces how farming labor shifted from hand tools to machines from 1687 to 1840. It notes wooden and iron plows, multi oxen teams, early wagons, and the transition away from hand harvesting to gear driven farming, highlighting the changing life of rural labor.
Story recounted by Mrs Waller, aunt by marriage to William McKinley Sr, about a 16 or 17 year old William McKinley. He helps hitch the horse for his brother to attend a country dance while his Latin studies continue, prompting a remark on humility of a Methodist Latin scholar.
In Philadelphia, families willing to garden on vacant lots will receive Belgian hares on credit from Superintendent HF Powell of the Vacant Lot association. Powell plans to distribute when ready at 9005 Market Street, aiming to supply five to twelve people per rabbit-raising family per year, promoting a meat alternative tied to urban gardening and reduced meat costs.
Corresponding secretary Frances M Anderson from Astoria Washington D C endorses Peruna as a rapid cure for la grippe and catarrh noting dramatic strength return after a week. Samuel M York and Miss Caroline J Kahl report recovery from grippe and related lung troubles after using Peruna with improved hearing and health. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus for guidance if results are not satisfactory.
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