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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1904
Page
8
A reflective poem recalls distant landscapes with roses, blossoms, perfumed air, meadows, and a country road. Crickets, moonlight, fireflies, and honeybees enrich a boyhood memory, urging the reader to remember a place of bracing air and leaning trees.
An affectionate reminiscence of Aunt Hannah a beloved seaside matron. The narrative recalls a gambrel house on a quiet street on Nearview Island, her warm hospitality and homemade remedies across seasons, her perfumed home and a life of simple, gracious domestic crafts.
A faded memoir recalls Aunt Hannah’s moonlit shelf and a century-old book of royal recipes. The writer shares several clumsy yet curious preparations from perfumes to candied fruits, noting how modern life and tastes have drifted from the old charm and patience of home craft.
From the Graphic, Joe Hannon moved to Tosca several months ago and recently arrived with his goods. He decided Kansas was good enough and stayed. R A Gehir's grocery store in City was broken into on the night of June 20 and a butt of tobacco and five boxes of cigars stolen. police recovered all but a few pounds of chewing tobacco.
A Grange picnic is planned in Garnett with many prominent Grange men expected to attend. The Garnett Commercial Club will assist to ensure a successful event with a strong turnout and active participation.
The Free Press notes a Chanute youth wounded by a 42 caliber blank cartridge causing facial burns. It reports Mrs O Mara traveling to Kinman Ul for her ill father who died before her arrival, and sympathy from all for Mrs O Mara. It also covers George W Shup suffering a stroke near the city, with facial and head injuries after a fall, and Henry O Hara and Dr Metcalf aiding, with Shup moved to the county poor farm.
The Twice-a-week Republic of Sk Linix proclaims itself the premier home paper for the West and Southwest. It promises comprehensive public and home news, campaign coverage, World’s Fair updates, a family-focused supplement called Garin Vieitag, and regular features on women and home life, aiming to inform and guide readers.
Route Inspector Mr. Rodes visited last Friday and Saturday inspecting lines from this place toward Selma. Stockholders of Kincaid Crude Oil and Gas Co met last Saturday night and voted to surrender their charter, divide funds, and go out of business. Edson Goit praises hoe use in wet weather as crops rival last year’s. He notes rain aids field work and claims a farmer can earn a dollar a day plus board.
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