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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1904

Page

2

Scattered 19th Century Oddities and Rumors

A noisy collage of essays and snippets notes maple sugar output, a chauffeur tale, cough instructions, a Chicago waiter’s tip, fashion at 1880s, charity and class commentary, a New Jersey grower’s crop bid, jokes about Chinese New Year, poetry query, Missouri student logging wood, Harvard footfall critique, John D. Rockefeller retirement rumors, Ed Geer’s oath record, Sullivan and Parsifal rumor, Korean fate, whisky weight myth, health fashion cautions, undertaker fee suit, Austrian elopement, kisses and cheeks, Russian navy irritation, cigars last year, glass button cures, Riviera robberies, New York heiress marriage, Boer War mule stock, and baser metals to gold quip.

Childs Sacque and Kimono Fashion Patterns in Cloth

Patterns describe loose sacques and a kimono for infants and toddlers, with materials, sizes, and yardage. Details include white cashmere sacque with insertion lace, pale blue flannel kimono, and pattern 460 for ages 6 months to 4 years. Also covered are boys blouse knickerbocker suits, fabric options, and pattern 4685 for ages 4 to 10. Elaborate umbrella handles, girdles, and belts are discussed with style notes.

Pattern and coupon program noted in May Manton issue

The article mentions a May Manton pattern and a coupon program tied to Hingok or similar supplier, with mention of funds and a local business Harris on & Go. The text references youth Piaow Chie cup and pastors to be mailed promptly, indicating an distributing or mailing detail for church or community notices.

Cbn Hingok Kherute Foi HK Harrison & Go

Hitchen Alcohol and Cold Compresses Improve Efficacy

The article notes adding hitchen alcohol to fee water enhances cold compresses. It advises using milkful cold cloths on the throat or head, using muslin or cheesecloth for best results. It also briefly mentions a salad recipe with English walnut meats and celery and gives a household tip for cleaning enamelware with emery cloth and a method to create rice cheese from cream and salt.

Fashion notes on coats sleeves and trims from 1830 styles

The article surveys spring fashion trends with belted back coats drooping shoulders loose fits and revived trims like rubhes and gaigings. It mentions high girdles swagger sleeves illuminated leather novelties and new table mats reflecting a shift toward comfortable yet stylish dress and home goods.

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Sectional Tucked Skirt Pattern Description

Sectional tucked skirt style shown in foulard amethyst with black and white figures. Three straight lower edges with gathered upper portions, adaptable to cotton linen wool and washable fabrics. Pattern 4054 fits 22 to 50 inch waists with sizes 11 1 8 to 62 inches wide fabrics.

Practical Household Tips From An Old Column

A reed of advice suggests using a carpet strip glued to two pieces of wood to remove mud from heels quickly without injuring leather. It also notes placing a dish on a wet cloth when pouring hot fruit to prevent cracking, and boiling corks before bottling pickles or ketchup to ensure a tight seal when cooled.

Linen waist with Bulgarian embroidery and tailored yoke

A May Manton pattern 4617 offers a linen waist in white etamine enhanced by Bulgarian embroidery bands. The design features a tucked yoke front and a V back, with snug sleeves and banded edge, instructions include yardage for sizes up to 44 inches wide.

Literary Weather Bureau brings the nation poems and tunes

In Chicago James Be. Kinwella outlines a sweeping literary roster from Joaquin Miller to Harriet Monroe and Mary Meebane, praising a national chorus of poets and bards. He links a modern literary weather bureau to a tradition of rustic humor and labor songs, celebrating varied voices across cities and eras.

John Murroughs Prazice Asuka Joaquin Millers Jack Ton Ther Bureau Stinda Lona Eyelone Lauri Jean Markhim Hubbly Creek Sierra Heho Joaquin Miller Kansas Boston Fernest McGaffey Chee Loulaville Lake Shore Harriet Monroe Hutte City Montana Mary Chummie Fadden Bowery Porteoye New York Gan Gorge Posey Haisted Literary Weather Bureau Jamen Kinwella Chicago

Unusual Battles Across Odd Front Lines Highlight History

The article recalls battles fought in unlikely venues from ship piers and frozen lakes to sewers and mines. It cites Monterey in the Mexican War, William the Silent era struggles, Austerlitz, Haarlem sewers, and Paris after Versailles, noting daring moves by cavalry on ice and underground conflicts.

Colon Royal Mail Steamship Company Monterey William the Silent Netherlands Austerlitz Haarlem Versailles Paris

Abuse of the System Encourages proper daily physical exercise

The article argues for moderate exercise to improve all bodily functions including muscles and brain. It warns against overexertion such as exercising after meals or rushing between tasks. A young woman’s example shows improper timing of activity. It concludes that steady daily work and sufficient rest sustain health into old age.

T Wan Thia

Symbolic Liberty Over Bosporus Amid History's Tide

A writer extols Constantinople as a symbol of Western and Eastern powers. He notes two war ships on the Bosporus and Robert College on the western shore with fort ruins nearby. He lauds the beacon of liberty above the water and the press as defender of the idea that the pen is mightier than the sword.

Constantinople Sea of Marmara Bosporus Orient Bosportia Robert College Rébert College

Speech and Statehood Hearings Stir Delegates

Washington Post reports a New Mexico delegate’s heated plea on foreign populations during a statehood hearing. He argued Americans trace roots from Europe and Africa and urged inclusion in the nation, drawing laughs and later disapproval from the territories committee.

House Rodey England Prances Territories Committee Washington Post

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