State University funding debated in Kansas legislature
The article discusses appropriations for the Kansas State University, Governor Bailey's push for tuition laws and incidental fees for the school of art, and the need for liberal funding to keep the university competitive with neighboring states. It cites opinions from Kansas City and notes legislative debate on what constitutes liberal funding.
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Delaware
Edward Addicks
Addicks
Topolis
Kansas University
Aszicus
Gatina Republicae
State University
Kansas Cit‘xeos
Bailey
Kansas
University of
Ihis
Aitaira
Friends of
Grst
Praos
Mercury Catarrh Cure and Other Patent Remedies Featured
An assortment of patent medicines and tonics is advertised, touting cures for catarrh, stomach issues, and headaches. Claims include mercury-based formulas and tonics from makers like Hall and Cheney, with testimonials and pricing. Also promotes an upcoming $75,000 entrance project at Central Park and notes on Mexico mercantile prices and gold prospects.
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James Monroy
Central Park
New York
Thomas
Mexico
Amell
J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hell
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &Co
Drugglars
Hall
Miscellaneous old advertisements and notices
A collection of fragmented 19th century classified items includes claims for a catarrh remedy and balm, barber college catalogs, sale notices for horses and buggies, a lost purse reward, job appeals for a housekeeper and stenographer, and a large manufacturing rep position offering $9000 yearly plus expenses.
Croup Remedies and Local Notices From Mannington and Vicinity
A fragmentary newspaper item cites Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick relief for croup with a Mansfield Kentucky testimonial. It also mentions a court case in Marion, a track grading project in Tudmsari, and a Rochester New Jersey family celebrating a birthday, plus Chamberlains Cough Remedy endorsements and tie to Barber Bros.
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Foley
P.L. Curdier
Mannington
Mrg
J. A. Moore
North Star
Mich
Barber Bros
Novel gridiron scheme discussed by Iowa authorities
The University of Iowa athletics chief Fred C. McCutchen traveled to Iowa City to consult with athletic officials on a proposed change to football formations. The plan would shift from a standard wind iron to a fuller back formation centered at the line, altering how the offense and defense align as the ball is snapped.
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Sagcesia
Fred C. McCutchen
University of Iewa
Iowa City
Erictiran
Chicago
Ceenter
Lee
Birthday Holiday Declared in Massachusetts Legislature
Sirbany Washington’s birthday becomes a state holiday by vote, February 22, 1857 observed as the first official date. The health tonic Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters is praised for cures of boars born conditions, indigestion, dizziness, dyspepsia, constipation, and malaria with long public testing remains.
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Washington
Massachusatte
Grst Coe
Hoatetter
Fatal Go of Cards
A fragmented OCR item reports a fatal incident involving a card game. The text references a scene at a Hadlgiss Dine venue and mentions individuals such as Mae and Rogers with unclear roles. Reading is hindered by garbled phrases and missing context.
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Tingle Tariar
Rogers
Ty Dauser
Ungainly Paraphrase Fragments From a Fading Page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lincoln Ward and President Lincoin era style phrases. It references Willican Heptines, Pod Match and Lasker, with scattered names like Menge and Losey. The passage appears as garbled dialogue about political figures and acts, lacking clear events or dates.
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Linevin Sfold
Willican
Yio
Asia
Lasker
Doever
White wedding at Coosa with large guest turnout
The ceremony followed a traditional church service as the groom wore white and bridesmaids attended. Miss Mary Penter served as bridesmaid while Harry Oda attended as a relative. Guests, including five hundred attendees, watched the event in formal attire and the bride’s party contrasted with the groom in a white suit.
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Irel
Pete
Levitt
Ride Vetter
Beth
Jon
Ted Otaneett
Tee
Mary Penter
Harry Odahard
Diack
Convictions Reported in Local Court Case Era
Fragmentary OCR text describes multiple court actions and a mix of sentences about punishments and verdicts. It mentions a half year term of confinement for shooting, a case in Carls rutie, and a controversial verdict with divided public reaction.
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Gopian
Mae Sunting Vorps
Dr Wood's Norway Pisa Syrup for coughs and colds
All the healing talzamic virtues of the Norway pine are concentrated in Dr Wood's Norway Pisa Syrup, Na bure's own remedy for coughs and colds.
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Dr. Wood
Nabure
Cortelyou Named to Be Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Washington February 17. The president nominated George L. Cortelyou of New York for secretary of commerce and labor. The senate confirmed unanimously, as congratulatory messages poured in from officials, public figures, and citizens across the nation. Cortelyou, born in New York City, rose from stenography to high office, serving in multiple government roles before his appointment.
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Washington
George L. Cartelyot
New York
Commerce and Labor
William Loeb
Cartelyou Ae
James K. Garteld
Kim
Gartield
Mowepurtuwut of
Commerce
United States
Bureau of Stativies
United
Ar. Lortelyou
New York City
le Iw
Sui
Uiemipstrad Institute
Ety
State Normal School
Weetfivld
Mass
New Eagle Conservatory of Music
Louis Maas
Dowton HallLurwonie Gollery
Ag Ve
Cortelyou
Cleveland Ape
Mebrides
White House
Mery del Addixon
Vortelyau
Etary
Wille
Cortelyen
Mckinsey
Pepe
Buffalo
Istingei
Eulleret
Cst
Mel Carte
Pons Meerett
Qin
Lin Aa
Commeree and
Labor
McKinley
Carter
Senate
Invasion of Whowe People Spoken of in Odd Verse
An archaic and garbled text references an invasion theme with multiple named figures and places. It mentions My ti Lotte world, Sen Pete, Netaji, and Lake Michigan in a confused sequence, suggesting a historical or satirical wartime or political broadcast. The piece is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
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Pete
Saint Burntis
Ohya
Dowle
Zion
Lake Michigan
Strange jumble hints at a misread column note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a story involving Bowen and names like Lowen and Pat, with disjoint phrases about papers, credits, and an error. It reads as a broken newspaper snippet lacking coherent facts, proper dates, or clear events to summarize.
Boston Hid Orebid Culture Blossoms Earn Silver Award
A Boston show features a remarkable yield of orebid blossoms, praised as the finest ever seen. The exhibit wins the silver medal for superior cultivation, with two epikes noted for their display alongside the rare flowers.
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Bety
Celeed
Mass
York
Aload
Boston
Shortage of coal worsens in frozen Topeka region
Severe cold in Kansas doubles coal famine as railroads repurpose shipments and western counties lack fuel. Authorities blame rail monopolies for stretched supplies while the poor suffer. Separate item notes Washington pension reforms creating a new army division effective March, with Frank A. Warfield shifted to lead it.
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Topeka
Kan
Vizforia
Railrenda
Pepsiun Aoreso
Washington
Commissioner of Pensions Ware
Pension Dare
Army Division
Tales Effhet Maceh
Frank A. Warfield
Heat and Petroleum Experiments Reported in Patchy Transcript
A garbled OCR fragment discusses experiments about using petroleum in a heat related process. The text includes scattered mentions of Petro petroleum, Open field references, various place names, and dates that are unclear. The overall meaning is obscured by illegible characters and partial phrases.
Farm property ad listing acreage and improvements
Real estate notice listing Fred Brooks holdings with multiple tracts forty acres to four thousand acre ranges. Describes under cultivation, improvements, house presence, various bottom lands and upland parcels with values and contact hints for sale or mortgage.
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Marta
Vaca
Whisky Conerns and Investment Schemes Face Indictments
New York February 17 More than 490 complaints filed with five Jersey City law firms accuse Adolph Jacobson of ties to liquor distribution schemes through Staly Co A B Powell Hudson County Supply Co Consumers Distillery Co and Iradera Surety Co The alleged fraud drifts across Chicago Cincinnati Omaha and other cities with traveling salesmen selling whisky at steep discounts and often delivering nothing Investigating in St Louis expands as lawmakers probe turf investment firms Indictments for fraud and conspiracy surfaced with C W Deppler of John J Ryan Turf Investment Co surrendering while Ryan posted bond and asserted no wrongful intent but no admission of guilt
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Jobo J
Bryan Kaleuare
New York
Jersey City
Adolph Javolsen
Lavonna
N. J
Staly & Co
A. B. Powell
Hudson County Supply Company
Conaumera Distillery Company
Iradera Surety Company
Etlmw
Jacobson
Chicago
Cincinnati
Omaha
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
C. W. Deppler
John J. Ryan
Deppler
Bone
Ryan
Arnold
Farmer Heroism Reported In Local Rail Yard Incident
An unclear passage describes a farmer displaying courage during an incident in a rail yard near Wigan and mentions persons and places such as Ver tye Tet stunee D0) and HMS. The text is garbled but implies a notable act of bravery by a farmer amid a sequence of events including trains and a home abenge the Vitel evo pe a vole mab. The fragmentary article references several named places and individuals without clear outcomes.
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Wigan
Irnally
Hareisburg
Foley’s Honey and Tar Aids Nebraska Woman
A Nebraska man says his wife recovered from long running lung trouble after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He spent a thousand dollars with no relief before trying the remedy, noting improved health and urging others with lung issues to try it, available from Barber Bros.
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WW Haker
Nebraska
Foley
Cojoya
Henry
Barber Bros
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