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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
4
A reflective piece on unity beyond class and geography, urging readers to seek a higher understanding. It contrasts dream with reality and hints at love as a personal revelation within a broader human merger. The text then shifts to note-taking on varnish materials and agricultural critique, highlighting global sources and farming efficiency.
A respected anatomist and science writer argue that global marriage market imbalance explains women’s push for rights. They claim one man per woman yields ideal society. excess women today forces competition in work and marriage. They foresee future return to one-to-one pairing and less need for divorce.
Indianapolis varnishers hold a long standing, viable reputation both locally and abroad. The city hosts diverse varnish makers, with John Ebner cited as an early pioneer who arrived from Germany about four decades ago and helped establish the trade before striking out on his own.
After six years of factional fighting the Brotherhood of Patatere and Decorators forms a united labor organization with about 80 000 members. Ivete Chicago election names W s DeVaux Bainbridge McManus Cyphers Koken and Heenan as officers. Lafay ette Ind becomes headquarters to coordinate the Western Brotherhood. Chicago painters hailed the victory as decisive for 3000 local workers. Delegates to AF of L and National Building Trades Council named.
Morgan Park authorities contest a dispute with two plumbers, Foster and Glidding, over a $50 yearly license fee. After warnings to obtain permits were ignored, they were summoned before Justice Goe and challenged the village’s tax on local plumbing work versus Chicago plumbers who worked in town.
Wayne County officials from Michigan traveled to Chicago to verify if Davidson Bros marble contractors and Winslow Bros employed union labor on the Detroit court home project. The union complained that both firms did not meet the union labor clause in the specifications.
An 1910s retrospective notes how Caribbean West Indian stations aided the U S Weather Bureau in tracking a massive hurricane that formed south of San Domingo on Sept 1, moved toward Florida and Galveston, and then toward the Great Lakes, stressing forewarned harboring and limited damage. It cites tidal wave misconceptions and compares Galveston to earlier Caribbean disasters.
A 15 discovery notes an army trick to block early morning glare by tying a thin black India silk handkerchief over the eyes. If unavailable, a black stocking may be used, a practice popular among army personnel and army women seeking to sleep after dawn.
Ticket refund procedures outlined show how ticket holders can recover value by contacting the general passenger agent with a stamped return envelope. The article also reports on the Presbyterian Church's six questions to revise the Confession of Faith, noting Cleveland Presbytery’s 36 to 4 vote for revision and potential influence on others. Governor De Forest Richards hunts in Wyoming while D T Sankey tours Ireland for revival work.
In Ithaca ruins known as Ulysaes castle are debated as archaeologists reexamine the site. Dr Dorpfeld funds a thorough search and proposes Leucasa or Santa Mara near Lau cas as Homeric Nericus Leucadia with broader mythic ties. Rapho is noted to have died by own act after a romance with Phaon.
A giant crab from the Indian Ocean, nearly two feet across with yardlong claws, was captured a mile offshore and placed in a tank with fifty crustaceans. It devoured its tank mates in two hours and emits milky phosphorescent patches at night that illuminate the vessel.
Sporting goods men in Chicago report every Sunday brings at least 20 000 people leaving the city for fishing. Angling dominates summer sports with large tackle sales. Department stores move vast quantities each Saturday morning and sell live bait minnows and frogs wholesale for lake front or near streams reached by trolley or steam cars within an hour’s ride.
The requisites of government are food, military equipment, and public confidence. If aid is scarce, military strength is sacrificed first, then one of the remaining needs if required, with food last. Throughout history, death is common, but without faith in rulers there is no standing for the state.
Tor, the Japanese wife of Sir Edwin Arnold, has become one of the most popular hoeteases of London. The brief fragment notes her prominence in social circles.
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