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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1901

Page

6

When Half-Gods Go. Thornton and the red hair bride

Thornton memories and a near tragedy on the Howl piazza follow a tennis match as a horse drawn carriage crashes into the grounds injuring his wife. A superstition about red hair haunts Thornton, but the incident ends with his wife awakening and a whispered blessing. A church anecdote and quick jokes close this mosaic of small town life.

D. H. Talmadge Daily Story Pub Thornton Howl Piazza Aris Sten Tia Contess Maoatohen Tribune Nuray

Siege Correspondent Sketch From Christiana Truce Requests

A London Daily Mall correspondent reports during the South African siege of Christiania that field cornet Schulz tried for a truce and a vanity project. He wished to grind corn and build a windmill but lacked a large screw. he suggested borrowing one from Christiana and hoped the commandant would permit a crew transfer.

London Christiana

Anarchist Sighting Sparks Street Talk in Brooklyn and Beyond

Readers relay odd exchanges about a self-styled anarchist on Cumberland Street. A woman questions danger while others defend him as harmless, noting his odd dress and behavior. In another cartoonish line, Sam Small critiques people with odd names and accuses authorities of fearing marked outsiders.

How We Got Credit For A Dime In A Grocery Scheme

A suburban grocer was tricked by an old darky who claimed the dime’s worth of molasses hid the money. The merchant learned, “It’s in the bottom of the jug,” and the diagonal scam left him short. A second item cites an American car school for horses, offering fear tactics at hourly rates to “prepare” horses for less considerate machines.

Darky Darkey Memphia Scimitar Offeo Kate Berg Knights of Pythias Commercial Hotel Minneapolis Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Pixkine Kate Bera Lydia FE Pinkham

Tramp and Mrs Waffles Bargain Over Kisses Nightly

A comic exchange unfolds as a tramp asks for kisses and a landlady chides Mr Wales for smoking and owing weeks of board. The scene ends with the landlady firing him for smoke and debt in a Cleveland Plain Dealer item.

Matos Wafles Fey Wales Fry Watfles Pry Cleveland Plain Dealer

Shooting Trip Quips Drop From Canada Visit

Little Laughuletts features a playful scene where a hunter recalls a Canada outing and claims they shot a lovelent tupids. The article riffs on social misfits and detectives in evening clothes, housekeepers, quarrels, and a quip about articles on living frugally versus building a cottage for five thousand dollars.

Canada Philadelphia

Fragmented note on wind ailment cure and a theater line

A garbled fragment mentions a wind remedy and a line about a man who jumps overboard being over bored with life. No clear people places or organizations readable.

Eeyehildren

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