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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
7
The article surveys infant feeding hazards linking solid starch to poor digestion, then shifts to a note on the Mikado's sport of horse racing with prohibitive admission, followed by railway earnings, a wartime remedy advertisement, and ends with mention of an ancient inkstand found in Thebes with four ink-holes and dating to 1500 B C.
Kipling stands as a towering figure in modern letters nearing fifty years of influence. The piece argues he surpasses Stevenson as the leading living writer, noting their different styles and Kipling’s unfinished career promising even greater work ahead.
A fragmented 1890s newspaper page shows a Kipling poem anecdote about Fred Underwood naming Michigan stations Rudyard and Kipling, mixed with ad copy for California excursions, electrical plant studies, medicinal tonics, shoe powders, and a long patent list from Kansas City and Omaha. The garbled text preserves era tone and scattered proper nouns.
Readers learn of Grain-O, a grain based coffee substitute sold for 15 and 25 cents per package. The ad notes its taste similarity to coffee, lower cost, and suitability for children. Also mentions a portrait miscaption and an appeal about bromide remedies and a sudden speech recovery case.
A 64 page booklet on fruit culture along the Frisco Line in Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Indiana Territory issued as a free copy upon request to G P A Uryan Snyder Frisco Line St Louis Mo Also note meteor about Europe telephony Rapid extension links Swiss cities with Frankfurt and Vienna once Munich distance added
A 1900s promotional piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Blood Purifier and Vegetable Compound as relief for women workers suffering backaches headaches womb troubles and nerve strain. Letters from Miss Nancie Stinnk and Miss Potty Frame laud improved strength and pain relief after using the medicine and advise others to seek the female tonic’s aid.
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