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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1899
Page
7
In 1868 Liberal defections forced Mr. Gladstone to resign after Mr. Lowe’s sharp retort. A late law notes column recounts a Fort Worth divorce case where the judge warned the plaintiff of moving away from the creek, saying there seems to be something in the water.
United States Consul in Noumea, Wolf, reports rich pearl beds off the coast of New Caledonia on the west side. A single shell yielded 256 pearls, and a small vessel supplied 22 pounds of pearls last year. Collectors plan deeper exploration by French and Austrian syndicates. water depth remains largely uncharted. Americans urged to profit from the discovery.
A Washington Star excerpt recalls a man assuring a closestriend of his love by recounting a whist game where his partner forgot trumps and he kept his temper, using the anecdote to illustrate trust and patience in love.
Dee Beasty cites a Syracuse Herald quote on the convenience of resolutions. The advertisement urges trying Grain-O as a coffee substitute, claiming it resembles Mocha or Java in taste, is made from wholesome grain, gentle on sensitive stomachs, and costs one-fourth the price of coffee at 15c or 6c per package sold by grocers. The Raft of the Ocean notes an astronomical calculation about wall area.
The text notes a court decree foreclosing and selling a main Baltimore and Oslo railroad asset as part of its reorganization. It also advertises Eureka Springs Arkansas mineral waters as a health tonic, and mentions a city office in St. Louis with a lodging listing and a public notice tone.
A vivid description of the Sultan's throne room in Constantinople with gilded furnishings and a grand Venetian chandelier. A wild mining rush in Nullagine, Australia raises fears for lives amid a broader note on health declines from restless ceaseless labor.
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. A Galveston Texas reader credits the remedy with backache headaches weakness and menstrual pain. The letter praises Mrs Pinkham and asserts the product has saved many women from hospital operations.
A杂 in 19th century style notes a colossal bell in a Canton Buddhist monastery cast in 1400, 18 feet high, 46 feet circumference, covered with 400 characters. It claims weighty causes for its tone. Also reports on city children visiting the country and a Santa Fe California excursion trade, plus various remedies ads and home improvement products.
The siltest lake in the world iy Lake Urumin in Persia over 4000 feet above sea, 22 percent salt versus 8.5 at Dead Sea. It spans 1984 miles long and 24 millia broad, with northern coasts crusted in white salt. No life survives except a tiny jellyfish species. Morcy to the guilty is often cruelty to the innocent.
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