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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
7
Fragmentary ad copy touts Donn’s Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims easing aching backs reducing swelling and overcoming pain, urging readers to use the product now.
Travelers bound to St Louis and St Louis via Kan sas City should take the Chicago & Alton route for speed and comfort. The night train departs Kansas City at nine p m and reaches St Louis at 7 08 a m with compartment sleeping and no extra charge. The Alton emphasizes theft light ahead of rivals and invites written inquiries to L D Cooper in Kansas City for lowest rates. Pauper Leaves Over 30000 Marie Olive Perraud dies after years on outdoor relief. reports indicate 6500 left behind in French convoys.
In Russia and Germany, one in a million conscripts, while France drafts 6020 per million. The passage argues that France must use weaker men to reach this level, yielding French army mortality about three and a half times that of Germany.
The bishop of Durham complains that English will soon be only slang and blundering. He suggests consulting American dictionaries to see there are about 41 000 words still in regular use. Hamburg American lines own 119 vessels valued at 44 183 000, North German Lloyd 107 vessels valued at 33 748 000. Baltic wrecks rise, averaging one wreck daily worldwide.
Jtte recalls Dr Weir Mitchell waking his sister after a city party to share thoughts too good to wait. A woman new to him questions his science framed talk and asks if air sickness stems from lack of sozodont in the air.
A good looking young woman before the Omaha police judge wore skirts lifted high on a rainy day. She demonstrated the height of her lift and was discharged. The Omaha paper quips there were two good reasons for her lifting, which the judge perceived.
A Kohack philosopher notes a renewed quarrel between his nephew Luther and his wife over a now-forgotten issue in Allegash. He recalls four-year-old observations of their tiff, thinner and fatter upon his return, and says his interruption only halted the original dispute while sparking a fresh wrangle.
Two veteran fishermen at Seal Harbor joke about a newcomer described as a bishop coagitator. They discuss local improvements and ponder the trade, noting the year’s rough fishing. The banter reveals colorful dialect and a lighthearted view of the preacher-turned-figure on Purse’s hill.
A fragmentary tale recalls a doughty Ditchman reaching shores long ago and a noble lineage. It mentions Hutchinderbaxs, Aecoming, and a swelling pride that fades before the march of time. Katrine is named as the fairest, tracing the army to find her proper place in a scattered lineage.
The Jungfrau railway has reached the Pigerwand at an altitude of about 12,000 feet above sea level marking a milestone for the mountaintop line in Switzerland.
Report highlights that one sixth of landowners in Great Britain are women, signaling growing female land ownership. The note compares the Antarctic region to Europe in size and cites substantial yet largely unexplored territories.
A reader testimonial extols Grape-Nuts as a perfect food for delicate babies and healthy adults. The author recounts a doctor’s discouragement, details preparation steps, and credits Grape-Nuts with reviving a failing infant and building a strong, happy child. The Postum Co. branding and reference to The Road to Wellville are noted.
A couple pretends to wed as a jest but discovers the ceremony was genuine, prompting reflection on the marriage question. He reads as she interrupts, noting the inevitable truth that many who tackle marriage learn its seriousness.
Fragmentary quote discusses men's belts and suspenders versus women's hosiery and waists. Appears as a combative or humorous letter snippet from Kimball, graph department. Context hints at editorial attention to fashion debates and gendered attire in a historical newspaper.
A Los Angeles man runs a $10,000 operation that gases trees to destroy insects. He uses tents to confine the gas and protect workers from prussic acid released from a saucer at the tree.
A Philadelphia Press quip features Subbubs and Citiman discussing moving and yards. Citiman promises a yard two yards square for children to play, reflecting a playful exchange on a new home and space.
The census counts 17,189,674 cows across the United States in the latest tally. Largest herds appear in New York 1,601,608 Wisconsin 998,397 Ohio 818,239 and Pennsylvania 1,007,664 with other states: Town 1,423,048 Tilinoff 1,007,664 and Poennayia 043,773.
Stella notes an official investigation into the post office while Bella laments sparse mail from Jack. The New York Sun quotes the exchange signaling concern and forthcoming scrutiny.
Venezuela will strike 4,000,000 bolivars at the Philadelphia Mint in a liver. Each bolivar is valued at 19.8 conte.
Commodore Somerville Nicholson and Dr. W. G. Hunter, officials with the U S government, testify to Peruna as an efficacious cure for catarrh. G R Brown of Virginia and other prominent figures join in endorsements, noting the medicine’s proven results and wide public acceptance.
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