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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1891
Page
3
The National Economist warns thirteen states about alliance cohesion and the risk of concessions after elections. It argues deception and bribery may be used, warns against coercion, and urges steadfast, principled reform focused on equality and opposition to plutocracy.
A May Bankers Monthly article critiques Western currency agitators and bankers influence on elections. It argues bankers can sway candidates from both parties to control national finances, warning of partisan manipulation and reduced public choice.
At a recent state alliance meeting in Kansas observers noted near unity with only one dissent on a resolution including the sub treasury plan. Editorials from The Alliance Bulletin and other papers reflect controversy, calls for accountability in public stewardship, and ongoing debates on currency, treasury policy, and the rise of a populist alliance across the nation.
Dr Hammond explains that restraint often fails as drinkers resume alcohol because they enjoy intoxication or feel a moral right to drink. He notes some people believe drinking is not injurious and that moral suasion works best for those who truly want cure, aided by a trusted physician.
A man began by sending fake crop reports from New York and gained attention after his correspondents, fed by a sham Senate plea, yielded a decent return. The whole operation cost him about $3 in postage, drawing media focus on the audacious scheme.
Constantine Ashargan a bis-week clerk in New York has learned he will inherit a fortune though he has already squandered two fortunes on it. The fragment hints at a breakthrough or windfall while noting his prior losses.
John F Jones of Edom Texas says German Syrup helped his sore throat, coughs, colds, chest and lung pains for six years and calls it the best. B W Baldwin of Carnesville Tennessee endorses it for coughs and colds, recommending it to all. Druggist R Schmalhausen of Charleston Illinois reports relief and cure from a severe lung cold after trying many prescriptions. G G Green is sole manufacturer in Woodbury New Jersey U S A.
A chaotic column of snippets covers law library life and oddities. It mentions a Meriden roguish incident, a New York Bar Association library, a White Mills glass set for the White House, a disembodied arm tale from Thurmaston, a Minnesota docket blue ribbon, and a Missouri court dispute over a flirtation claim, ending with a man declaring his intent to marry.
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