Kansas editor laments freight rates and farm woes
A Kansas newspapercolumn condemns interstate freight discrimination against Kansas, criticizes stock market bears and rail rates, and urges congressional action to cut freight costs. It notes Iowa and Nebraska parity issues and calls for rapid relief for farmers amid a broader critique of political indifference and trusts.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Atlantic Seaboard
Kansas
Gulf Ports
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansis
Lise
Coset
Kansas Day
Imagination in disease warns against fear and plague
The Boston Herald cites Travelers and Plague fable to urge readers to curb imagination during illness. It argues fear worsens outcomes, notes how belief in witchcraft can lead to real punishment, and advises living in the present with calm nerves and courage to resist epidemics.
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Bosten Herald
Imagination
la Grippe
Hagdad
Basdad
Fiji
Kansas immigration push and civic call at Wichita meeting
The document reports Kansas officials outline aggressive immigration planning and statewide cooperation. It highlights county meetings with enthusiasm, urging state bureau action to attract settlers, promote agriculture, and showcase Kansas advantages to eastern readers. It notes a Wichita convention and related editorial praise urging immediate work.
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Diamcter
Liege
Kansas
Kans
Plymouth Rocks
Ty Joe
State of
Teresa
Omaha
Railroad Association
Pike
Haut Downey
Tola Register
Congress
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Paris
Sunmer County Alliance
State College At
Manhattan
Nextton
Nellie Bly
Altens
Atchison Globe
Nelly Bly
Committee On Public
Hamilton
Junction City
Union
Austria
Jetmore
Osborne
Campbell
Hiooth
el Dorado Republican
Peters
Colorado
Solomion Sentinel
Utica Pacific
Uiw Express
Sarah Brown
Dudley Haskell
Lawrence
Issi
Bradford
Will Baldwin
State Board of Ideas
W. D. Kagrhenda
Lalwin
Iis
Sys
Bailey Waggener
Atchison
Din Wet
Ipsa
Deters
Washington
Peck
Chicago ‘Tribus
Ingalls
Juypells
Fragmented reminiscence of a troubled life and scandal
A garbled manuscript fragment describes a woman’s life marked by hardship and public scrutiny. The narrative touches on family strain, rumors of exploitation, and a bleak arc toward personal ruin, with traces of childhood trauma and social judgment.
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