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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
8
Regular services Sunday eleven am and at 1 10 Pa Rolo. 10.9. 1 Holeweck Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening Oh Be nin Oberstian Bridwaver, Sunday fa 0 Awnient Mercary, Pastor.
Fraternal orders invite members and visitors to attend meetings at Odd Fellows and Masons halls. Notices list dates, times, and venues with recurring gatherings and ceremonial events for multiple lodges in a historic community.
Final settlement notice in Kansas Anderson County probate court for the estate of James R. McClenathan deceased. Administrator Bimavern M McCunsaran seeks full settlement at the May term 1902 in Garnett. Creditors and interested parties are directed to appear and respond by the stated date.
The ad claims Holcomb's Headache Powders have cured others and will cure you. It presents a health remedy pitch, urging readers to try the product for relief from headaches. The message emphasizes effectiveness and a personal benefit.
Official notice calls a Kansas People’s party state convention in Topeka on Tuesday June 24 at 10 a m to nominate officers including supreme justice two justices treasurer superintendent of schools superintendent of insurance a state committee of two from each congressional district and delegates based on county results from the 1900 governor race. County conventions urged to report promptly for roster preparation. EB Rinveny chairman J H Curnan secretary.
A magazine feature highlights entertaining verse and sketches in a charming style. It notes reminiscences of Rev. Dr. T DeWitt Talmage and honors poems by the editor including The Passing of the Mother and Gon hye Old Horse. Fanny Crosby contributes a Spring hymn and hymn making discussion.
A Home Journal snippet urges readers to nourish the body with nourishing food and warm milk, develop the whole physique, sleep generously, avoid worry, and massage the face as a daily routine for fuller appearance.
A concise guide from May Ladies' Home Journal on essential summer dresses. It recommends light silk gowns for evenings, plain flannel for sensible outfits, and versatile linen and cotton blends. White skirts with blouses cover many occasions, plus a thin white gown for special events. Various fabrics like lawn, cambric, organdy, and Swiss lace are praised for adaptable summer attire.
The article notes pleated skirts in varied materials from mull to broadcloth plus revival of fichu and sash. Bishop sleeves grow larger to suit fashion, one-tone color trends rise while multicolor combos fade. Piping, cording, ruffles, and trims resurface. New note is full gathered rutile for skirts with small heater. Tabs and trims remain popular. Mrs. Ralston, May Ladies’ Home.
Advice from Mrs Ralston in the May Ladies Home Journal urges girls to carry a parasol with a dark green lining to shield eyes from glare and protect complexions during hot months. The color lining is said to be inconspicuous while reducing strain on the eyes.
Anderson county commissioners announce a board of equalization session at the county clerk's office Garnett to begin the first Monday in June 1904 and continue until all business is settled. Aggrieved residents must appear before the board. J B Cauvuer, county clerk.
Missouri Pacific lists excursion fares for several cities with sale dates in May and June. On sale details include return limits and prices such as St Louis $11.50, Wichita $4.16, Salina $4.00, Kansas City $2.25, Fort Scott $1.51, and Topeka $2.00, with agent R. G. Wino noted.
Travel desk announces excursion dates and round trip rates to multiple destinations. Santa Fe to Kansas City May 12 18 and 14 return May 17 for 2.25. Springfield Mo May 13 14 return May 27 for 5.60. San Francisco Aug 2 8 return Sept 30 for 45. Also Colorado points 15, Chicago mid month 16 17 21 22 return Sept 19 rate 16.56. St Paul May 17 18 19 return June 20 rate plus 2.
A brief fragment notes a quirky urban legend about a Kee Cream vendor facing a red light or halt. The item hints at street level chatter and a possible public safety or licensing concern, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to specify.
The Topeka Daily Herald announces a second Dot Muzzle contest offering 100 dollars to winners who count the correct autihor at dots on a design to appear in the Herald Thursday April 24. To obtain details, send a postal card for a copy of the paper with full particulars.
A fragmented plea urges farmers to subscribe to a locally produced farm paper. It argues that a Kansas reader benefits from papers written by regionally informed editors and warns that paying cash for out of state publications is wasteful. It promotes the Old Relive Kansas Partner and offers a combined subscription for the Awepn inn and weekly Kansas Farmer, urging immediate mailing of names.
To Kansas City May 4 return $1.00 for round trip to Minneapolis July 6 7 limited to Sept. Kate and Thates of sale with $2 round trip. May 6 18 sale dates limited to May 9 have $4 round trip to Kansas City. To Ottawa May 3 10 limited to 12 rate $1.00. To Wichita May 21 22 limited to May 24. To Tacoma July 16 21 limited to Sept. 10 rate $45 round trip. To Topeka May 12 14 limited to May 15 rate $232 round trip. Also advertises laxative tablets with refund and Grove signature on box.
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Rev J G Lemon founder and manager writes that he tested Dr Ray Renovator and Dr Kay Lang Talim for the Christian Home Orphanage and found them to be all that they claim. Sold by all druggists.
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