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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1904
Page
8
The poem evokes the Grand Army marching to support bread and progress amid hardship. It honors weary soldiers, silent battles, and the enduring duty to build bridges and promote advancement despite fatigue and danger. The piece reflects wartime sacrifice and civic resolve through vivid imagery and collective duty.
Mrs Henry Magee of the Chicago Woman's Club urges simpler dress and fewer elaborate gowns, warning against wasteful fashion. The page then provides numerous home recipes and kitchen tips, including dressings, pickles, tomato canning, and a potato water remedy for children, with step by step instructions and measurements.
An old diary style column offers practical tips for corn relief including carbolic acid warnings, leather binders, and soda soap pastes. It also details canning techniques for sweet potatoes with syrup, and a beverage note on buttermilk with sugar. A short tip describes cooling feet with cold vented air after using a bath cabinet to ease head discomfort.
An article touts cross country rail travel offering tourist sleepers from Chicago to the Pacific via Western roads. It highlights comfortable Pullman cars with uniformed conductors, seasonal tourist agents, and marketing aimed at middle class travelers seeking winter sun in California to escape ice bound months.
In the November McClure's Stewart Baward White begins a new serial The Blazed Trail set in vast northern forests and painted deserts of Arizona. The tale follows the meeting of a Big Man of the Wilderaces and a Little Woman, whose clashing worlds color a dramatic desert romance. White promises a vivid, expansive narrative that whets appetite for more with skillful setup.
The Chicago Record Herald offers a daily installment of a high grade serial story. Readers enjoy ongoing fiction such as Soldiers of Fortune by Richard Pard ing Dayix and The Thrall of Life the Lacky by Ottilie Liliencrange, with a steady lineup of other notable works and lively editorials.
In a fragmented campaign note the Bryan Democrats refuse to support Dave Nils, the so called gold standard candidate Parker, and advocate for the People’s Party ticket. The message urges readers to send nine and odes to receive a single copy of The Independent, nation’s paper of the Penns Marty, free for three weeks at the stated address.
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