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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
7
A testimonial from Mrs. R.A. Axenson praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength appetite and health after use. The letter claims the remedy relieves chronic issues and supports organs to a healthy condition, urging other women to trust the product as a reliable treatment.
Capt. 8. P. Jones, tied to the Royal Society commission on malaria, stated during the India inquiry that the malaria carrying mosquito rarely flies more than a half mile from its breeding place, outlining its limited range and local transmission pattern.
The electrification of the Merney Tunnel leads to an auction of eighteen locomotives and ninety six coaches at the Great Central Railway sidings Birkenhead Bogland. Bidders will parade the stock for sale in a horse sale fashion.
A Black preacher explains volcano unrest as the earth’s axle needing grease. He claims petroleum was put in the world at creation, later drilled out by the Standard Oil Company, causing the crustal cars to seize and a hot box to appear as if the earth were a trains axle stalled by oil removal.
A Chicago drummer challenged a man wearing wooden shoes to a tree climbing race through the streets of Chicago. The Hollander won the bet by shinnying up a tree faster. A Dutch firm in Holland sells about 2000 pairs yearly, many as souvenirs, while locals adopt wooden shoes as a family tradition.
Fragmentary text lists varied symptoms such as pain and headaches with garbled medical terms. Mentions kidney issues and drainage ideas but lacks coherent context or patient details. No identifiable persons, organizations, or dates are extractable from the readable fragments.
A spoof report claims a chaotic auto race with two chauffeurs killed three owners hurt five bystanders hospitalized and cars leaping walls and cliffs. The piece blends outrageous incidents with mock dialogue and punchlines from various quips and jokes.
A speaker reflects on the clash between idealized trust and real transparency in engagement. He recalls telling his fiancée about his income and prospects, then laments that every personal expense must be shared, highlighting how openness can erode financial independence.
A collection of clipped excerpts including the planting of the first June roe tree in California in 1870 by a French immigrant, a ten acre orchard yielding since 1875, farm pricing and a charity adage. The piece also mentions Minnesota’s national park plan, a German professor’s claim on insanity among women, and Centenary Firms with a hundred-year motto and Philadelphia convention plans.
A fragmented newspaper snippet mentions Notre Dame University in Notre Dame Indiana and promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills Defiance Starch and various ads. It also includes generic quips about education hat fittings and a few short notices mentioning cures and consumer goods.
Major T. H. Mars of the First Wisconsin Cavalry reports long kidney catarrh relief after using Peruna for four months. He credits renewed vigor and health to the remedy and urges early use at first signs of kidney trouble. He invites others to write for free case guidance from Dr. Hartman.
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