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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
8
Fashion notes describe an evening costume in Liberty silk with a bodice finished by a corsage of satin ribbon roses. It features Luxenil Ince pink medallions, an accordion-plaited skirt with medallions at points, and guidance on hand embroidery. A Tuscan straw garden hat with green velvet and pink roses completes the chic ensemble.
The Greeley Graphic notes Billy Welden and his daughter visiting from Boise City Idaho with Mrs Welden. Billy contemplates moving back to Kansas. Barney Boudewyns plans to return from Spokane after buying property in Greeley. Joe Brooks and family also plan to come back from Spokane, while Kansans praise their state amid politics.
A story from the city recounts a joke told about a local preacher. A couple visited the parsonage with a marriage license and after the ceremony the groom asked how much the pastor loved them. The preacher replied to give whatever they felt like. The groom handed him thirty cents and they reportedly lived happily ever afterward.
The Patrons of Husbandry arrange a Lone Elm July 22 picnic with Gov Bachelder and W H Weatgate to speak. Bachelder can attend five meetings in the ite and Lone Elm is among them. Also reported: Moran man Fletcher Willoughby killed by a train near LaHarpe after heavy drinking. Deccan ed Fatigue engaged in Moran furniture and undertaking business. Hardy Garrison resigns head clerk post at Larwman’s raveh and Stree arobox bank tellers in Kincaid livery barn.
An advertisement touts cures by Dr Notrebe citing testimonials from male patients across several towns. It notes women patients exist though testimonials are attributed to men and lists numerous names and places, implying widespread remedy claims without direct female endorsements.
A sprawling testimonial offers claims of lifelong suffering ending after three weeks with a supposed cure. It mentions a doctor named Lang and a Knight Avenue address, urging readers to send letters for particulars. The fragmentary text emphasizes remedies, treatment success, and requests for inquiries from interested readers.
A series of testimonials from patients in Kansas City and surrounding areas describe dramatic recoveries from rectal and related ailments after treatment by Dr Notrebe. Letters praise painless methods, avoidance of chloroform, continued work during care, and rapid restoration of health and vigor.
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