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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions a pie recipe or dish linked to covelpations and an unclear name Mavis Brabie Hi fra lobia with references to locations and a corner. The readable items are disjoint, offering no coherent event or person.
The Treasury ruling that frogs legs count as fowl for tariff purposes faces scrutiny as precedents tilt in the treasury's favor. A Punch cartoon line mocks tariff classifications, contrasting animal names like dogs, parrots, tortoises, and insects amid railway porter's quips.
The Berlin Chamber of Commerce lauds American bacon as a cheap nutritious staple for the masses. It argues high import duties under the new tariff law should be reduced to a reasonable degree to support affordability.
A primeval forest in Formosa containing about 120 000 camphor trees with trunk girths from seven to eighteen feet has been discovered. The find is devalued by German factories producing artificial camphor, reducing its commercial significance.
In a German factory employing 2107 men making agricultural implements and traction engines, 25 percent earn up to 95 cents a day, 69 percent earn 95 cents to 1.31 dollars, and 16 percent earn above 1.81 dollars. This excludes boys and apprentices and covers a nine and a half hour day.
A Yorktown physician, Dr Williamson, endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a new kidney disease remedy. He cites cases including Mr. Robert Weeks, a farmer with malaria and kidney symptoms, who reportedly improved after about six weeks, gaining weight and showing relief from back pain and urine issues.
Bahamas external trade totals $1,275,000 yearly with nine tenths from the United States. Pineapples and ponies are listed as principal exports, while imports focus on flour and earthen glassware.
The housewife urged to try Defiance Cold Water Starch as a superior brand. Each 16 oz package exceeds competitors with 12 oz. The ad argues once a user tries Defiance, she will stick with it, claiming quality and quantity win. It ends with a social note about people paying for new clothes yet lacking places to wear them beyond church.
A garbled catalog of goods and medicines mentions Wigale Stick Lauypny Blue bluing costing 10 cents, Piso's Cure, Windslow's soothing products, and various place names. the text is incomplete and nonsensical with multiple misspellings and stray lines.
Some Panamanian natives in the western province retain their costume speech and physical type and claim descent from indigenous people noted by the Spaniards in that region.
A rural scene unfolds with a farmer in an easy chair while his wife finishes dinner. Their daughter speaks softly about smoke and crying as a grandmother sits nearby. The clock and spinning wheel mark the slow, weary hours as a distant memory lingers.
A wide survey covers an international labor congress in Milwaukee, new union formations in clerical and printing trades, and battles over ten hour laws. Reports note resumed operations in Lehigh Valley coal mines, gifts to workers by Frau Krupp, and labor struggles in Chicago and Buffalo.
Miss Flora Hauser of New Jersey and another unnamed woman describe long standing catarrh cases. After four weeks on Peruna their head clears and they report relief from nasal and throat symptoms.
Hundreds of women praise Peruna as a remedy for chronic catarrh including facial symptoms and headaches. Amanda Johnson of Wisconsin chronicles relief after four weeks, noting improved eyes, health, and skin. The ad urges preventive use and offers personal medical guidance from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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