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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
8
A Paris landlord declines to host Sarah Bernhardt and her dog, arguing no hotel for man and beast. The article lists whimsical dog house rules, dog etiquette, and a broader note on Germany’s census of fruit trees and forest land as government concerns.
The Chicago Record-Herald reports nations draw closer through rapid telegraph and air routes. Its foreign correspondents span major cities worldwide, complemented by NY Herald and Tribune services and the Associated Press, creating unmatched global news coverage.
A nationalist program from Olathe Kas promotes a vast project to provide homes jobs daily needs and transport for all participants including the poor. It pledges sample copy and a 20th century colony news outreach to attract interest and participation.
Pittsburgh era excursion list shows on sale dates for Missouri Pacific routes to Cincinnati Chicago Louisville Milwaukee Detroit and San Francisco with deposits and last permissible purchase dates. Fares range from 18.85 to 45.00 with agents listed as R G Wino in San Francisco.
Red Light ice cream soda opens a highly attractive June issue from Curtiss Publishing. Highlights include a double page spread Where a Golf is Paved at country clubs, Love Stories of the Zoo, Clifford Howard's new serial Elisabeth Knight Tompkins, The Passing of the Farm by W. L. Taylor, Some People I Have Married by D. M. Steele, and an article Women as Poor Pay by Edward Bok. One dollar annual, ten cents a copy.
Travel agents announce excursion sale dates and extension options to Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Colorado Kansas City Chicago Louisville Ottawa with limited periods and specified rates. Various dates and small extension fees are listed for each destination.
A colonial era style advertisement mixes claims for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, a Toledo firm, and a reach for a prize set of silverware. It touts testimonials and a money back promise while offering ice cream ticket games and quinine tablets claims. The piece combines medical boasts with consumer promotions in a single page item.
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