Banks Pay Interest in Impounded Insurance Fund
Topeka Kans April 1 Banks which are depositories for the impounded Kansas fire insurance fund must pay 2 percent interest on deposits but distributing the interest poses a problem. State Insurance Superintendent W R Baker says the funds belong to the state and the court order may determine how to handle it. If policyholders win and the fund is restored, the interest distribution is unclear and likely not funded by the state. The piece also reports social notices and local visits including funeral and personal interactions in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Castoria Advertisement Claims Gentle Pediatric Relief
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy for infants and children, claiming thirty years of use to ease constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea while soothing feverishness. It asserts stomach and bowel regulation aids digestion and natural sleep without opioids, featuring the product’s signature.
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Bespin Struggles With Heart and Throat Health
Bespin remains frail with ongoing heart and throat health issues, causing concern over her wellbeing and medical needs.
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Deaths and Funerals Maggie Worrillly former resident dies
Word was received Friday of the death of Mrs. Maggie Worrillly formerly of Livre 4 mon 2 iy i resident here for a long time. Worrillly joined the Civil War era and riding the Old Soldiers town of Florida. Her husband and daughter Mrs Minnie Barker now reside in St Cloud. Mrs. Worrill had many friends in Laprence who learn of her death with regret.
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Market summaries show corn and oats firm then weak. hogs lower
Chicago reports show corn trading near open then slipping. oats opened unchanged to lower. provisions easier. Hog prices mostly down 10 cents, with bunk buyers active. cattle demand steady to firm with beef steers improving and sale values rising for higher grades.
Fat That Shows Soon Disappears
A dubious ad promotes tablets claiming to remove fat without dieting or exercise. It markets a product called Marmolin'o with a Detroit address at 4012 Woodarday, urging direct order and promising harmless, effective results. The copy imitates medical rhetoric and targets weight loss amid vague claims.
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Rheuma offers quick relief for rheumatic troubles
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a fast acting remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It claims rapid uric acid reduction, relief from swollen joints and twinges, and guarantees cure or money back. Warns of rheumatism as a dangerous disease that can affect the heart and cause death. Purchase advised at Round Corner Drug Store or any druggist today.
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Agricultural market roundup from Kansas City and Texas markets
In Kansas City on April 21 cattle sales were 12 000 head with better beef steers steady to strong and top weights around 11.50. Hogs totaling 13 000 sold slow to five lower with packer tops near 7.30 and bulk at 6.90 to 7.30. Sheep and goats saw 4 000 head with clipped lambs steady to strong and best around 14.10, wooled lambs slow with no early sales. Texas goats for plaughter quoted 4.65 to 4.90.
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Kansas City Grain and Produce Prices Report April 21
Grain and hay futures in Kansas City show mixed moves with price declines in oats and corn, slight gains in wheat. Wheat May 95 ¾ cents, July 97 ½, September 98 ½. Corn May 73 4/4, July 74 1/2, September 74. oats and other feeds listed with bids and asks. Egg, butter, poultry, and hay markets also reported with varying changes and standard quotations.
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Topeka Business Man Tells Of Recovery From Illness
Daniel Fry of Topeka Kansas describes years of stomach trouble and sleepless nerves, losing weight until he left his job with the Santa Fe. He credits TANLAC with restoring appetite sleep and strength, enabling him to run an eighty acre farm for eight years and remains well. The ad claims TANLAC is sold by all druggists and urges accepting no substitute.
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