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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1904

Page

7

Woman's cure claim for Falling of the Womb in 19th century ad

A St. Joseph Michigan club woman recounts relief from falling of the womb after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says four months of daily doses restored health and strength and urges other women to seek free medical advice from Mrs Pinkham early in distressing symptoms.

St. Joseph Mich Dean Porstan Lydia Pinkham Mas Fironesco Daxform Miles Ave

Farmers Take Chances in English Cattle Markets

Farmers gamble against butchers when selling fat cattle preferring weight against weight. England and Scotland have only twenty one markets using weigh bridges, six in Scotland and fifteen in England, indicating limited reach of this system.

England Scotland Sootland

Origin of Names and Racial Nomenclature Reflections

In England the dawn bird often goes unnamed except as Jack and the proper name daw. The pie may derive its mag from Margaret or Meg. Mag means chatter, possibly from name or verb. The term Jim Crow in America may trace to old English usage linking crow and boy as nicknames.

England Jack Margaret Meg America Jim

Harnack Publishes Nonbiblical Sayings of Christ

The University of Berlin theologian Prof. Harnack has compiled a collection of sayings attributed to Christ that do not appear in the New Testament, highlighting his liberal scholarly approach.

Christ Harnack University of Berlin

Canary's Voice Restored by Sugared Water, Bird Fancier Says

A bird fancier claims that a canary can regain its voice by drinking sugared water. The method is described as simple and hopeful for owners seeking to recover singing ability in a troubled canary.

France Adopts Saturday Half Holiday Trend

Saturday becomes a half holiday as France begins to adopt the British weekend concept. The move signals a shift toward shorter workdays and a weekend rhythm influencing labor patterns and social life.

France

Whistler Painted the Sign and the Miller Feature

An Annapolis Naval Academy anecdote recounts Whistler painting a portrait of a miller and his mill. The miller asks to include the miller at a window, Whistler paints the miller’s head appearing only when looked at, prompting the miller’s amused reaction.

Wimbie Gov. Murphy New Jersey Tate Annapolis Naval Academy Whistler West Point

War Spirit of the Japs Bravery Noted in Letter

A Japanese warship officer writes to his wife about luck in battle on Feb 9. He describes tearing out his comrade Iko's photograph to face the battle scene and urges the son to study the moment for future inspiration and warrior spirit.

Maxall Tko Mentenant Iko Far East

Fate and Time. A poem on life and time’s questions

An old verse fragment recalls a child’s query on time asked of June day and Fate. A father, a man grown, and a girl named Kate reflect on life’s age milestones and the final question of death. The piece ends with Fate hinting that only time will tell the unknown but offers no final answer.

Sonia Tine Kate C. J. Augustin Glenwood, Wis

Explosion of Shells in Wartime Bombardment

The text discusses the failure of shells to explode, comparing Japanese and British practice. It notes that high explosive explosive used by the British in the Boer War was simply mica acid melted and cast into projectiles, and that while cast explosive is sensitive enough to fire from guns with safety, it can only be fired through moderately thin plate without exploding from the shock.

William Norris Quips on Lamb Chops at Breakfast

The Lambs scene features William Norris replying to a fellow member about the saying God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb. He twists it with humor, remarking that God sometimes toughens the lamb, citing his own breakfast lamb chops as a playful example.

William Norris The Lambs Norris New York Times

Record Wool Output Shatters County History in Montrose

Montrose county Colorado marked the wool season closure with over 300000 pounds shipped, the largest county output on record. About 60000 sheep were kept on the range within the single county last season.

Colorado Montrose County

Night Migratory Birds Cross Channel At Night

Observer at Eddystone lighthouse notes that over 90 percent of migrating birds crossed the English Channel during the night. In expansive water crossings, birds travel as night travelers across large waters.

English Channel Eddystone

Country Has Too Much Money Overstocks Argentina Coins

Report notes Argentina faces currency surplus with excess coins stashed in banks. Heavy remittances from London and New York continue amid uneasy market conditions.

Argentina Banka London New York

N-Ray Indicators Observed in Plants and Animal Tissues

The report notes N ray indicators emitted by table organisms and animals, most strongly in green stems and leaves, with weaker signals from flowers. Fluorescent screening shows varying emission, reduced when tissues in active growth are treated with chloroform vapor to slow vital functions.

Tbéouerd Meyer

Bottling A Metal Alloy For Zinc Purity Patent

A French patent describes a method to produce zinc alloy using equal parts of sinc and aluminum melted with a small amount of bismuth. The alloy is added to molten zinc until alloying ceases, with zinc heated to 900 to 1200 F to yield a soft, highly pure product. Honesty Inlesland notes Iceland lacks prisons and relies on honest habits, with locks and bars unused and only two thefts in a thousand years.

France Iceland

Vast Glaze Sand Found Near London From Turkey Imports

Immense quantities of sand suitable for glaze making have been discovered near London, reportedly equal in quality to Turkish imports, according to the Westminster Gazette. The find could impact glaze supply and trade with Turkey.

Turkey Westminster Gazette London

Blow Restores Eyesight in Dresden Cart Incident

A blind man crossing a Dresden street was struck on the head by a cart. The impact caused a shock that led to medical examination and a surprising recovery of sight.

Dresden

Sewing machine offers by Sears Roebuck Co ad

A dated clipping promotes free postage sewing machine catalogs from Sears Roebuck & Co Chicago. It urges readers to mail back the notice to receive price lists for Minnesota Singer Wheeler & Wilson White Standard New Home and more, claiming astonishing offers and new propositions. Also mentions a consumer testimonial about Pino's Cure for Consumption and a trite proverb about worrying about the past.

Gould Minnesota Singer Wheeler & Wilson Standard White Addruam Sears, Roebuck & CO Chicago

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