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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
7
A historical note describes a vast chalk layer beneath sea water and mille square area reaching 600 feet deep, totaling about eleven tons. An apothecary expresses satisfaction that most of his wares are in demand despite market competition.
A farmer from Trenton Missouri recounts severe kidney pain and backache from a cold, tried many medicines without relief, and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with eliminating the pain after following the directions. A free trial offer via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. Sold by druggists for 60 cents. Also notes a southern elephant captured by a whaling vessel now at the National Museum, described as amphibian with trunk-like suggestion.
Alton resumes a fast service to St Louis with a daytime departure from Kansas City at 9 p.m. reaching St Louis at 7 08. Chair cars are free. Compartment sleeping cars offered. Write L C Cooper, Chicago and Alton Railway, Kansas City for low rates.
A young midshipman Walters aboard a China bound ship to San Francisco earned officers' praise after a witty exchange with the captain. While logging weather readings, Walters borrowed sherry, replying to a barometer question with a pun that pleased the captain and spared punishment.
A column recalls John T. Crisp and a vivid battle narrative spoiled by eyewitness interruptions. Kipling quotes, wartime verse and a Pittsburgh Gazette reflection on comradeship blend with notes on the British Lords membership and non hereditary peers.
A fragment from a poem by Fannie Bieber Knapp questions life's meaning as age and decline loom. The speaker urges courage to seize one more day before life fades, contrasting joy with neglect and decay. Chicago? Inte 'Ovens, appears as sign-off or misprint.
A kind woman passerby asks a man in cell 602 on the third floor what led to his confinement. He answers that he was jailed for sneezing and waking up the gentleman, sparking a brief exchange with humorous misreading.
The article notes Idaho's 5.62, Oregon 8.76, and Washington 9.68 deaths per thousand, contrasting with New York's 46.58 and Massachusetts around 19 in 1916. It argues eastern states are healthier and cites quarantine measures reducing epidemics like cholera and plague.
In California asparagus is cultivated on reclaimed Bouldin Island where an 8000 acre farm dedicates its entire output to this vegetable. The crops are substantial enough to feed a single cannery.
Mr W T Taylor of Sedgwick reports his boy suffered dropsy with swollen feet and limbs. Two doctors claimed no cure. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills at three daily, eight days saw swelling vanish and gradual reduction continued. The child recovered, now healthy and active, with gratitude expressed.
The Protector differs from Holland and other submarines by ramming on wheels along the ocean floor. It travels on the bottom, claimed to be the simplest and most reliable method of underwater navigation. Two three foot diameter wheels fitted to the keel, one ahead of the other.
In Switzerland a company forms to run electric automatic restaurants for locals and visitors. Meals, from simple chop and chips to a six course tabla d hote, are served by electricity. The system promises rapid service and wide access to varied fare.
The article notes fluctuating light levels in Nova Geminorim and compares brightness to Nova Persel No 2. It highlights Japanese florists cultivating a rose that appears red in sunlight and white in shade. It also mentions boiler heating surface of a modern locomotive measuring 50 ft long by 47 ft wide.
A reader recounts recovering from mental and nervous strain after using Grape Nuts brain foods. The testimonial cites past hospitalization in Lincoln Nebraska, recovery through regular use, and praise for the product as a brain and nerve strength builder. The advertisement notes the producer at Battle Creek Michigan and mentions a recipe book included with each package.
A fragment notes an indignant maid with no reply when asked about diners’ behavior as grace is upheld. The text shifts to a line about Defiance Starch, claiming customers won’t buy other cold water starches once Defiance is used, usable cold or boiled.
The article lists electors for 1892 and 1895 across England Wales Scotland and Ireland with figures for England including 46 109 electors in 1892 and 28 62 in 1895. Scotland shows 4 577 in 1892 and Ireland 4 919 then 40 367 in 1895.
The article mentions entering the Transvaal or Orange River colony with a monthly limit of ten Americans each requiring a permit and an affidavit of sufficient means. It comments on De Fontaine starch gaining popularity, with dealers noting its superior quality and potential impact on other brands.
A fragmentary note hints at a scene involving shopping, scents, and a man and a woman in an intelligence themed scenario. The readable text suggests domestic or social context with emphasis on shopping and perceived intellect. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
Across the country women report relief from ailments through Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write for free health advice from Lynn Massachusetts, with correspondence read only by women.
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