Savage free clinic offers cures for chronic diseases
Physicians advertise a one day free consultation offering treatment of chronic diseases affecting men, women, and children. They claim to cure stomach and liver disorders, diabetes, rheumatism, kidney and bladder issues, deafness, and other long standing ailments with no operations. Married women must bring husbands. minors with parents.
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United Tooture
Kite
Kansas
Lormer
Amon Aimeric
Fargily
America
Building repairs urged for schoolhouse facilities
J T Constant, chair of the Committee on School Houses and School Grounds, reports a careful examination finds floors and plastered ceilings needing replacement. Windows are decayed beyond repair, entrance halls are narrow, toilets are outside closets, and the roof should last 3 4 years. Walls are fair, sidewalks absent. estimated cost about 400 for renovations.
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Hutching
J. T. Constant
Moist Cake Recipe From a Flavorsome Era
Readers are invited to bake a moist cake using New Orleans molasses Cottolene melted water and ginger. Dissolve soda in boiling water, mix with molasses and melted oil, add flour and beat smooth. Bake in a moderate oven about thirty minutes.
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New Orleans
Root
Funeral services for D L Rowlands held at Congregational Church
Funeral services for D L Rowlands were held Sunday afternoon at the Congregational church. A large crowd attended. floral offerings were plentiful. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J C Touss Emporia Kansas Mr and Mrs Wir Moses Emporia Mr J H and James Lewis Emporia Kansas Mrs John C Williams Emporia.
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D. L. Rowlands
Congregational
J. C. Touss
Emporia
Kansas
Wir. Moses
J. H
James Lewis
John C. Williams
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Wilkes
Mrs. Wilkes of Plattsburg Mississippi reports health improvements after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims the tonic helped her regain health and aided pregnancy, encouraging others to try the product. The note reflects early 20th century ads and testimonial style from a rural setting.
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Brna Wilkes
Plattaburg
Fragmentary Names and Cities from an OCR Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places including Chicago Topeka Dallas Albuquerque Fort Smith and various individuals such as Mr. Robinson Mr. Jones and Miss Watkins. The text appears as partial personal names with city or state affiliations, no clear event or context.
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Janés Tx jChicago
Tilgase
Ars
J. L. Lewis
Jeving
Anna
A Rowlands
Dallas
Be ‘Ie Watkins
Tex
Mattig Tompkins
Albuquesque
New Mexico
Robinson
Topeka
Kansas
Joby HE. Jones
Fort Smith
Arkonsag
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An old advertisement extols Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that digests food and stops sour stomach, gas, and heartburn within five minutes. It claims rapid relief from nausea, headaches, and abdominal discomfort, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for a 30 cent case.
Haworth Visits Kansas City to Advise on Gas Situation
Prof. EB Haworth traveled to Kansas City yesterday to consult with a Commercial Club committee on the gas situation. He reviewed the committee’s recent work and discussed locating new wells thought to be found in the gas fields. Haworth had also worked for the Public Utilities Commission.
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Kansas City
EB. Haworth
Kansas’ City
Beef Iworth
Tim
Haworth
Public Ubilities Commission
Taft Club Seeks Governor’s Answer on Joint Meeting
Oscar E Learnard president of the Taft Club in Topeka sends a telegram to the Governor requesting a prompt reply. He proposes a joint meeting with Mr Scott to hear both sides on the nomination争 for the Republican contest. The club aims to hold the meeting Thursday without disrupting the Governor’s travel schedule.
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Oscar
Learnard
Taft Club
Egin
Ton
Stubbs
Topeka
King
Scott
Ence Journal-World of
Oscar E, Learnard
Douglas- Douggly
Battle near Pa this city reported with forces of Campa and Villa
Fragmentary report details a large clash near a Mexican city over control of the town. General Campa and federal forces, aided by General Orozco, faced opposition from Generals Sato and Villa. Camps’ columns were said to be much stronger with about 400 federals defending the city amid an artillery duel. A parallel note mentions a Grant township event at White schoolhouse Friday from 2 to 5.
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Han Parrel
Jimenez
Mexico
Pathis
Momnriel
Campa
Sato
Villa
Orozco
Lawrence Citizens Seek Clean Bright Voting Rooms
A letter from Mrs. May Phillips of 1122 Ohio Street urges Lawrence officials to provide clean, tobacco-free, pleasant polling places for the spring election. The note praises the mayor and calls for citizen cooperation in improving voting environments citywide.
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Sde Bishop
Lawrence
Kansas
Dege
Touny
Traky
May Phillips
Ohio Street
F. MM. Mervin
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