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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1899

Page

7

Abandoned Well Fame and Odd Inventions Noted in Report

A Texas well near Wiederman's is famed for its musical sound in calm weather and wind, with reports of water rising to the top in strong southerly gusts. Elsewhere, Lord Kelvin discusses town refuse destruction producing no smoke and usable residue, while France moves to tax bicycles with yearly plates. New bullet proof cutlass armor from France reportedly withstood a Mauser test at seventy yards.

Wiederman's Texas Popular Science Lord Kelvin Glasgow Edinburgh Bradford Oldham France Threaud

Wedding Gift Sash Light Promises Handy Brightness

A recent bride receives a small hand sash light that activates by thumb pressure and stays on for over five hours. Compact and pocket portable it would flash a light on burglars and serve as a novel wedding or birthday present.

Phrase about wisdom and self knowledge in old prose

A reflective line suggests valuing wisdom by acknowledging how little we know about ourselves. It presents a measured view of intellect and self understanding without naming persons or events.

Railroading Power and Trade United in Nation's Growth

George Tl. Daniels, official of New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, cites four years of forward‑looking trade push by commercial bodies and U S government. He notes American locomotives and bridges abroad, the Oregon’s global showing, and growing praise for U S railways. He urges press cooperation to sustain a thriving, unified transportation economy.

George Tl. Daniels New York Central and Hudson River Railroad New York Press Association United States Earth Egypt China Tokio Japan Ruaria Great Britain Bullet West Point Colt Spring Hudson River Michel Hilkof Russia New York Central Lake Shore Limited Germany Berlin Fiest Santiago Pacific Admiral Dewey Manila Secretary of the Navy Manthi Oregon Dewey Spain Paraifle Atlantic Pacific Oceans Union Central Pacific Thomas H. Benton Rocky Mountains Pacific Ocean Lake George New York Washington Lincoln Central Line Buffalo Boston Exekiel C. McIntosh Albany Schenectady R. R. Co Braatus Corning Utica Schenectdy John Wilkinson Syracuse and Henry B. Gibson Rochester Syracuse Joseph Field Buffalo and TL R. Co William H. Swift Western R. R. Co Isaac Newton People's Line Steamboats Job Collamer Watertown Rome KR. R. Co E. D. Worcester Cave Niagara Falls

Elia Wilcox on Love’s Depth and Illusions

The piece quotes Elia Wheeler Wilcox stating very few people truly love and that many mistake warmth, friendship, or affection for the full passion. It asserts that many readers have only experienced love’s pale shadow rather than its height, depth, and breadth.

Elia Wheeler Wilcox Mip

Whipping Claim Stirs Classroom Tensions

A confrontation erupts as Gayboy questions a teacher about whipping a pupil. The boy admits the teacher hinted she had whipped him and suggested she might have done so in class, prompting a heated exchange and questions about discipline.

Gayboy

Continuous Mrs Sentimental and Her Stooping Child

A fragmentary dialogue hints at family tension with a cold blooded husband and echoes a proverb about inborn sentiment. The tone suggests a serialized or dramatic piece reflecting domestic strain and irony. Names and setting are minimal in the readable text.

Sentimental

Peruna touted by Hon Judson W Lyons in summer health ad

An advertising page praises Peruna as a remedy for cholera infantum and summer ailments, cites Hon Judson W Lyons of Augusta as a prominent Republican figure and friend of McKinley, and promotes Dr Hartman’s remedy with claims of perfect success and a free Summer Catarrh booklet.

Register OF Treasury Judson W. Lyons Register of the United States Treasury Washington, D. C Judson W. Lyon Peruna United States Lyons Auagusta Hartman Columbus

Footwear powder promises easing for shoes and corns

A vintage advertisement touts Tre Four Feat Acne and Bare powder to ease new shoes, cure corns and bunions, reduce swelling and sweating. It notes distribution through druggists and shoe stores, with sample phrasing and references to addresses in LeRoy, N. Y., and mentions other unrelated items and patent notices from 1890s catalogs.

Allan

Woman’s cure praised by Pinkham’s compound

Mrs Lydia E. PInkham’s Compound and Sanative Wash are credited by Mas J F B of Campden New Jersey with relieving monthly weakness, dreadful palpitations and fevers, restoring strength and health after a years struggle and even medical abandonment.

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimony From New Jersey

Mrs Macom A Brows of West Pr Powasant New Jersey reports irregular menstruation and credits two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with regular cycles each month. She recommends the medicine to others and endorses its effectiveness.

Lydia B. Pinkham

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