Rheumatism remedy and community notes in late 19th century period
The column describes a home remedy for rheumatism involving a grape byproduct drink claimed to cleanse kidneys and ease pain. It then shifts to local notices: election secretary appointment, constitution drafting, social gatherings, public sale, and numerous family visits and arrivals in Kanwaka and surrounding areas.
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WK. Hevenrtise
Fiy -Gey
Jad Ferman SeHellhoros
Petant
Nidee Frank Ap
Kanak
Young Lee
Sigel
Edna Conk
Mabelle
Laura Sebelharn
Luther Hugo
Washington
Elkin
Danile
Land
Culitan
Frank, Miller
Raith
Milles Wuthes
France
Melvin Murray
Evans Dru
Mas
Arthue
Richardson
Eugdne
Linwood
John Weber
B.C Murr
Daghter Bernite
Nellie
Mrg
Cy Bigsby
Carledyrty
Manna McCumbh
Uly Sieves
Phey
Lawrence
Che Mili
Sedtin
Wirat May Seaton
Tetani Kagwarka
Elizabeth Seetin
Wis Nephoy
Gears Seetin
Heearis
Wailing
Kanwaka
Olathe Feo
Iaabeth Seetin
We S. Mieligids
Studlay
Tran Perry
Miah
Mes
Stambaugh
Miss Sick
Bellas
Suadie
Ates
Raec
Plora Hagel
Minest Richards
Miro Richards
A. R. Colman
Virginia
Margaret
Wilfred Day
Harley Anistrong
Cyuwder
Mroys
Guy Bieshs
Armstring
Prohibition Era Safety Message Cited in Mass Livestock Policy
A fragmentary article references safety of citizens under a Texas to United States policy urging establishment of a framework for American citizenship and livestock regulation. The piece mentions proponents addressing prohibition effects and moral concerns, with scattered names and places indicating a historical public order discussion.
Rheumatism Relief Ad Featured Amid Personal Notes
Fragmented ad copy touts St Jacobs 682 as a cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with instant relief. The surrounding text records a hectic village social calendar with visits, dinners, and an oyster supper at Kamwaka U, noting neighbors and relatives in a busy week of events.
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Mi Ole ‘Colman
Ruth
W.N. Anierson
Kamwaka U
Dale
Willer Howard
Waller
Fairview
Veetal Aneviiane
Ine Higsby
le Thies
Tors Calan
Elise
Farm to Table Movement Seeks Postmaster Help
A Kansas City postmaster urges all local post offices to publicize a plan linking farmers and consumers. The aim is to publish farm offers and ensure a ready cash market by broad publicity and cooperative effort among postmasters to collect names, addresses, and product types from farmers.
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Kansas City
Hely
Beechr
Burleson
Wen
Promising home cough syrup claims quick relief
An advertisement touts a pleasant tasting Pinex based cough syrup made by mixing 50 cents worth of Pinex with granulated sugar syrup in a pint bottle. It promises almost instant relief for dry, hoarse or painful coughs and claims a full family supply at low cost, with easy preparation and no spoilage.
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Nial Cohita
Fragmented OCR text on consumer issues and services
The readable lines describe garbled content about prices, delivery, and consumer guidance in a cryptic style. It mentions Kansas City, parcel rates, vendors, patrons, and references to providing help though the text remains nonsensical and incomplete.
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Willin
Niles
Kansas City
Elie
Lara
Trent
Will Depo
Warning About Guns In Wartime Ambiguities
Fragmented text reports a warning about arms and maritime security during wartime. References to Austro-Hungarian figures, the Lusitania, and the steamship Vero suggest a discussion of gas defense, ship sailing permissions, and U S policy on merchant vessels carrying armaments. Names and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented Notice About Hair Care Product Listing
A garbled OCR fragment discusses dandruff and scalp issues with references to a bottle and a seal. The readable bits hint at product labeling or a listing but contain many unclear spellings and stray phrases. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Mother Owns Care Advice For Constipated Child
An old pamphlet style remedy guide discusses treating a constipated baby with gentle laxatives like fig syrups and fruit tonics. It emphasizes soothing bowels, avoiding griping, and using mild products to return the child to a playful, healthy state.
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California
Ealigny
Meeting Advocates Cheaper Justice and Faster Courts
State Bar Association meet in Topeka Kansas with president C L Kagey urging economy and speed in justice. Address topics include lawyer costs outside court, reducing delays, and reforms to jury sizes pleadings and copying of pleadings to cut expenses. Edward White to speak on federal carrier control in St Louis.
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Topeka
Kali
Kansas
Cmnttine
Maile
Whiel C. Te. Kagey
Refoit
A. Moxeey
Atchison
Sal
Eure
Eadward
White
St. Tatuis
Eeneral Solisitor
Missouri Cavitfe Railway
Caer Naiy
Tor St Mere
Nore Expeditions Administracion
Jlissipo
Iate
Hepe Judlas Katey
Beloit
Tebe Bish
Duis
Emily Lweaise
Stok
Nione
University Club Smoking Event For Visiting Federal Officials
The University Club will host a smoker tomorrow night for visiting federal bureau officials. All members are invited to attend as the event features talks on chemical research and related topics by university faculty and representatives from several institutions.
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Federal Bureau
Itammoker
So'elock
University of ‘Kansas
Eile Locmeet
Tanerenes
Steamers Demand Dims Amid Turbulent Trade
A battered report describes steamship demand shifting in 19th century England as freight rates rise and shipping lines adjust. The piece notes Austria Hungary and German ships withdrawing while British effort sustains tonnage, with market vitality fluctuating and confidence unsettled.
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England
Yyvese
Jéheustrian
Ghraunie
Leone Tetci Lusseé
See America Invaded inelt interest film at the local theater
A fragmentary local notice reviews the film See America Invaded shown here with themes of peace and wartime Europe. It notes the film’s portrayal of invasion threats and the public reaction including spectators Glenn Little Gavenee and others. The piece references a Balkanized Europe and wartime fears, with scattered audience reactions and a mention of a shooting incident nearby.
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Wenrward
Lawrenes
Poimpainy ix
Lfitson Masini
Europe
York
Mike
Glenn Little
Aunrur Underwood
Bott
Vester Robison
Baels
Phe Dullet
Hardeed Artie ‘Hierwoel
Arthur Wien
Vester Olson
Henry Heros Winieestras
Ely's Cream Balm Relief for Nasal Congestion
An old advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for nasal congestion from colds. It claims the antiseptic cream penetrates air passages, swathes inflamed areas, and clears blocked nostrils, promising quick comfort for night breathing and general cold suffering.
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Ely
Diapépsin Ad Claims Quick Relief for Stomach Upset
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapépsin as a cure for upset stomachs and indigestion. It promises fast relief, claims the medicine digests like a healthy stomach, and asserts no sour food or gas will linger. The copy cites widespread availability at drug stores and mentions other local notices and personal items.
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Washington Today
U. S
State Bar Association
PLEA
University Club
America
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Athreidins Pilache
Charles Treve
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