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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
8
A letter from ex-Congressman A. T. Goodwyn of Alabama praises Paruna Medicine Co. of Columbus Ohio. He reports relief from long catarrh after using Venol Perune, claims national cure and urges readers to request Dr Hartman’s free book on catarrh.
The piece argues the United States will produce 25 million tons of iron and steel for home use and export by 1910, with the South advantaged by short sea-haul and lower costs. It notes declining high-grade ore, cheaper southern production, and the creation of canal links and rail improvements to boost exports and southern industry. It compares German steel advances and patent expirations to U S growth, predicting southern dominance in steel marketing and industry expansion nearby.
Employers seek intelligence and practical knowledge as engines of progress. Age or employment status does not matter. Every person should study daily to improve work skills, increasing value to employers. Ambitious mechanics should consider correspondence courses in trades and engineering, offered without leaving home. Free instruction papers and tailored information support advancement. A mechanic gains from combining practical experience with education.
A fragmented 19th century ad laden text celebrates inventions in electricity and medicine. It touts a Rheumatism cure from the Swanvon Khenmati Cure Co with instant relief claims and nationwide availability and seeks agents. It also advertises a broad “Business Opportunities” section for the Chicago Great Western Railway line with openings in varied towns and asks readers to write with requirements.
Advertisement touts Cascarrets as a cure for headaches and cancer symptoms, claiming natural movements and painless health return. It warns of imitations and notes genuine tablets bear C C C stamping.
A fragmented 19th century classified page contains various ads and notices. It lists salesmen wanted, patent medicines, household goods, Jell O dessert promotion, and promotional blurbs for products like Garfield Tea and Kilmer’s Nervine. The text references Medford City, Oklahoma, and other scattered terms, reflecting an eclectic mix of commerce and public notices.
Reader letters from Mrs. Cuntsorre Jouxson and Mrs. Charlotte Jorxpon of Monclova Ohio report relief from womb ulcers and change of life symptoms after using Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice coaches others to seek the treatment citing a positive patient experience and Pinkham's promotional claim of widespread success.
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