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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
8
A fragmentary poem piece uses rain as a motif, describing daffodils and clover amid gray clouds. It blends playful mishearings with references to figures and landscapes, ending with a celebratory note about happiness.
Colony residents prepare for a Fourth celebration and enjoy a bustling mix of local events. reports mention new roofs, teaching changes, health updates, visitors from Kansas City, remodeling, a gas drill toward China, and community notices including a forthcoming Fourth of July oration by George Wiate.
A charming street costume in blue voile features a fashionable royal tie ypile with long shoulder lines and fringes at the front. It uses Corticelli spool silk and materials like voile etamines hopsack canvas crepes and rough tufted fabrics suited to a Norfolk coat style with decorative stitched motifs and trim walking elements.
The July issue covers summer living from golf and bathing to serving cherries with guidance by Kate Wallace Clements and Francis Dana. Walden Pawcett explains porch appeal, L. McLaughlin reviews Luzon’s fashion, and a humor page brightens hot days. The magazine features patterns in fish ron and engaging stories.
The paper reproduces Mrs Robert Burdette's club creed from the General Federation of Women's Clubs urging women to stay within domestic aims and duties. It emphasizes home life as central, individual responsibility, punctual payments, restraint in public seating, and avoidance of political methods opposing "womanly" organization. The text closes with the author signing Bennet.
An editor travels and reflects on hardships and humor in small town journalism. Anecdotes cover illness, wartime travel, and a mail-order sales exchange, including a colorful tale of a chain of distribution and a quip about global reach for a rural paper.
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