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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
7
Readable fragments cover a blend of poetry on family duty and brotherhood, profiles of labor leaders like John Mitchell, notes on the Knights of Labor, and social commentary on success ideals. Also includes immigrant settlement patterns in New York and Philadelphia, and advertisements for Notre Dame University and other topics.
A twelve story New York hotel for women only will charge from three to ten dollars weekly on the European plan. Features include a hairdresser shop a gymnasium bicycle room and other amenities.
A Scottish minister provokes a witty reply from a poor woman who attends his sermon. She notes she can always secure a seat as a listener, while suggesting her stronger hearing makes her reaction more direct. The exchange appears in the New York Tribune. Mer Ancestors Were Lawyers: Emma R Batley earns a master’s in law at Washington College. Born in Alabama, she comes from a line of lawyers and supported her family after her husband’s death by entering government work and studying law.
Major Scott of Jimtown Ana las woke to five snakes in his bed last night. He leaped from a front window, climbed a tree, and a neighbor named Jane felled the tree. The tree crashed the house, wrecked the bed, and killed all the awake occupants. the major only suffered a few broken legs.
Advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue 2 oz package for whitening clothes. It quotes a missive sent to the Philadelphia Record criticizing reporting on a young lady, urging restraint to avoid slander and damages.
Kathleen Graham of Washington DC and Florence Allan of Chicago share testimonials praising Peruna as an invigorating tonic. They claim it cured dyspepsia and revived tired, worn-out systems.
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