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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1897
Page
2
In a Kansas City area opinion piece Sam Jones of Myst mansion fame rails at Cuba policy delays and calls for action against perceived humanitarian restraint. The column attacks comity in Washington, questions Monroe Doctrine notes, and urges postal savings banks while critiquing over eating as a social evil. It also rebukes sensational superstition in childrearing and extols prudent eating habits.
An editorial voice argues Spain would sacrifice Cuba to avoid a Cuban revolutionary threat at home. It suggests a hard choice between harming Cubans or Spaniards, contending that a brief war with the United States might quell unrest at home and permit Cuban independence with less shame to the Spanish government.
Sutherland resumes contact with Marjorie in Paris while Adele reveals Marjorie’s unhappiness and a possible liaison with the Chartelet. An anonymous note to Marjorie hints her husband’s infidelity, prompting her cautious confrontation as he grows brutal at home.
A French painter Puvis de Chavannes, famed in his era, notes his total earnings from paintings over 37 years amount to about £16,000, averaging roughly £490 annually after expenses. The piece cites similar mismatches between position and income in other crafts, including a Harley Street ophthalmologist who claimed never to earn £100 in a year.
A collage of late 19th century notes and jokes including sentimental verse, light humor, and quips. Items mention romances on stage, a motley set of anecdotes about a dating scene, a Georgia man with a lying machine, and humorous exchanges about education and employment, all from a Cleveland Leader style reader page.
The notice urges readers to embrace advertisements in the issue, claiming advertisers provide reliable goods and that exposes readers to interesting study and excellent bargains. It promotes forming the habit of reading ads to benefit from advertised offerings.
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