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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
7
A Boston column notes Daniel Webster's famed arm chair, once at law offices of George Fred Williams, has been thoroughly renovated by Williams. The piece highlights health and home tips, stock market reflects, and various social anecdotes from the era, including editorials and humorous notices.
Transcribed ad text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the change of life. It cites letters from women praising the product, including a Roslindale Massachusetts testimonial, and claims widespread success in easing dizziness, eye issues, back pain, and hot flashes.
A wealthy Beverly resident announced in a local paper that he would give a ton of hard coal as a reward for the return of his pet cat that had strayed away. The town promptly mobilized to help find the feline.
The world’s likely smallest public school on Hallig Nordstrandisch Moor in Schleswig-Holstein, after a period of closure due to island depopulation, is set to reopen with one master and two pupils.
A biting note laments the loss of graceful spring poetry to newspaper ridicule and broad jokes. In a separate scene a man returns home to find a fire out yet his house wrecked, and comments on domestic chaos startling his wife in the hallway.
A recent retelling of Mark Twain's duel story notes a prior duel fought with pretola. Five rounds produced no scratches and the seconds declared honor satisfied. They suggested the contestants shake hands, but one second quipped that their hands had already been shaking for five minutes.
The lettered testimony from Avnona New Mexico and other towns touts Dean's Kidney Pills for bed wetting in a nine year old and for adults including a Grand Trunk fireman. Claims include improved bladder function, weight gain, relief from back and joint pains, swelling, and removal of urine sediment.
Judson W. Lyons, Register of the U S Treasury, in Washington, says Peruna is an excellent remedy for catarrhal affections of spring and summer and can lift low mood from the heat. The piece cites letters from Miss Camilla Chartier of Baltimore and Mrs. Kate Bolin of Brooklyn praising Peruna’s relief and urges readers to write Dr. Hartman for guidance.
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