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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1897
Page
8
Ed McFadden a brakeman on Conductor Staples' Fort Scott Southern train married Mina Roberta Johnson at Le Roy yesterday morning. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Benman of the Methodist church in the presence of invited guests. They reside at 18 Hilbrook Street. McFadden is well regarded by many acquaintances.
The article discusses the biblical view of sorrow and contrasts it with a mother's joy when holding her newborn. It notes danger and suffering in pregnancy and urges avoidance to reach the moment of birth with vigor and strength.
A reader praises James Whitcomb Riley noting his poems like The Days Gone By and The Old Swimmin Hole. The piece recalls childhood memories and the comforting, natural voice in Riley's writing, comparing it to a listener's intimate reading moment.
Readable fragments note a visit by Regiator of Doode Rinn to Kansas City last Saturday. Spangler traveled to Kansas City for business. Mrs Vanaickle of Ottawa spent Sunday with friends. Gilbert Toobler of Colony paid a visit last Saturday. Squire Mitchell and Mr Wilkon of Lincoln township visited last Saturday.
Local notes report residents traveling to Colony Finlay and Kincaid visiting relatives while others attend church events and a Chautauqua gathering. Several townsfolk are away for medical treatment education and family visits. community headlines include porch construction, cancer treatment, and a dairy of day ceremonies.
Two young ladies at the College, Grave and Stokes, are praised for poetry shown at the Ionian annual. The excerpt reads their poem Satisfaction, celebrating college girls, city belles, and rural charm, with playful dialect verses and lines about a girl being her father's sunshine.
This fragment promotes a populist publication based in Atlanta Georgia calling itself a mirror of war era politics. It praises crisp editing and strong editorials and encourages readers to subscribe through stamps or a dollar for a year, highlighting Hon Thomas B Watson as a familiar figure to readers.
Miss Maggie Hannah suffered headaches but improved after treatment with Dr Miles Restorative Norvine. The notice records her relief and the doctor’s recommended regimen as reported in the column.
O P Gregory and S Whitehead have established a partnership to operate the Anderson County Marble and Granite Works, with firm name Whitehead & Co. Gregory, famed for granite lettering, prides a sharp tempering skill. Also promoted is Bucklen's Arnica Salve by Gus Graves, the druggist, 26 cents a box, guaranteed or money refunded.
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