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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
7
Rain and wind storms on the eve of harvest blight the wine crop outlook in southern France. Census-era notes place Philadelphia as the largest American city, with New York second and Baltimore fifth in early counts. Grain-O advertised as a coffee substitute in grocery stores.
An advertisement offers a free sample of Men s Foul Bane powder from Alien 5 in Le Roy New York for treating sweating dampness and corns with claims of easing shoe fit. It also notes druggists and stores stock the product. A separate line promotes a weekly excursion sleeper train from St Louis via Katy Flyer to San Antonio Los Angeles and San Francisco with Tuesday departures and a first sleeper on Nov 6.
This description mirrors many women’s illness and misery from an inflamed cervix to abdominal pain. Mrs Williams of Englishtown NJ improves after Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound guided by Mr Pinkham of Lynn MA. Women seeking cure are urged to obtain the product and write for free advice.
A jumble of fragments notes sea creatures like the no a cucumber that can squeeze water to escape danger and mentions Bishop Potter and Union College lineage. The page also promotes a 1900 census population compilation by Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway with a price offer and mail details alongside assorted ads for health remedies and travel lines.
A storm forms from initial electric charge gained by evaporation or friction of air. Water drops condense, surface area changes, and charge concentrates, creating a thundercloud as wind moves the cloud and earth in opposite directions. Electric energy continually flows to the cloud from the air and is repelled from the ground.
Ainslee's Magazine analyzes how Galveston and Mobile Bay could outrun New Orleans in cotton and grain handling, with Port Arthur’s port development boosting gulf cooperation. It posits western and gulf growth may shift trade away from Atlantic cities if Gulf hubs attract wealth and inhabitants, aided by the Illinois Central’s export routes and riverine access toward the Mississippi.
A reflection on how meeting one new person opens a broader circle of culture and companionship. The text notes how marriage expands a man’s social world, and how everyday encounters reveal countless faces of refinement, wit, and kindness, often unrecognized until connection occurs.
An Atchivan husband recently whipped his wife but she responded with gratitude noting many unmarried women have no husbands to whip them. The Atchivan Globe reports the unusual reaction reflecting local views on marriage and discipline.
Temperature data suggest flah are not as cold blooded as general belief. Their normal temperatures TT Fahrenheit sit twenty one degrees lower than human norms. Hallond in Washington notes a railroad permit to carve the Colville Indian reservation northern half for the Republic and Ket tle River line, led by Warner Miller New York. Rewapaper Work Foundation eyes Whiston Churchill laments lacking formal newspaper training before fiction writing.
Between September 6 and October 10 Governor Theodore Roosevelt reportedly covered 13 055 miles and delivered 299 speeches to an audience of 700 000, with an estimated 598 000 words spoken. The text notes interest in marriage markets for girls in South Africa and mentions emigration schemes among Germans.
Victoria and the king of Italy exchange notices on a welle executed east of an inscribed column found in the Forum at Rome, sparking interest among European antiquaries. A North Andover cat slept nightly on a cow in a barn for three years, choosing an amiable partner. Dr Edward I Hale remains active in Boston charitable work, visiting the poor despite advancing years.
Mrs Henriette O Olberg of Albert Lea Minnesota renowned for roles at World Fair Chicago flax exhibits and International Exposition Omaha credits Dodd s Kidney Pills with restoring health after fatigue nervousness and kidney troubles during heavy travel She endorses the product as a loyal customer and calls it a necessity for weak women Also mentions General Sir Anthony Blaxlam Stanhham obituary and Thanksgiving digestion tips from Garfield Ten in a scattered, adlike fragment.
In Boston Ayres markets vegetables are sold in piles requiring eye measurement of quantity and quality. Local butchers avoid weighing meat and sell by chunk price rather than weight.
Chicago reports twenty nine sudden deaths over three days as physicians cite weather and temperature shifts as major factors. Hospitals and officials note spikes in fatalities linked to rapid changes in conditions across the city.
The Boston criminal court saw about 6,000 more cases this year than last, with a rise in grave crimes despite the overall higher caseload. Officials report the year includes September entries and notes the increases in serious offenses.
A fragment notes Chinven Coat as a major world power with Ryory as a key province. It mentions Eastern Shan-Sey containing an anthracite ark of 13 600 miles extent and hints at vast mineral wealth in the region.
A Chicago based Knight Templar, Colonel T. P. Moody, writes of long battles with catarrh and stomach illness, praising Peruna after extensive trial. He reports his wife’s bronchial troubles improving on Peruna and urges others to begin the remedy. The text promotes a Peruna medicine claim and the Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
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