Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised as Best Physician for Blood
Mrs Mary Sawyer of Futterham New York hails Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best and cheapest blood remedy. She recalls her daughter’s severe scalp ailment in childhood cured after taking the medicine, claiming hair regrowth and healed skin. The testimonial extols the product’s unique ingredients and effectiveness in blood diseases.
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Aswoman
Mary’ Sawyer
Futterham
N. Y
Fragmented editorial on La Follette and politics
Fragmented OCR text discusses La Follette, Braun, and a general political mood. Mentions the South Pole metaphorically and references American journalism costs in Kangas. Notes government bonds and a winter to spring transition with unclear context and amid party commentary. Overall political reflection with garbled phrasing.
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South Pole
Kangas
Kansas primary debate and state committee plans
A fragmented Kansas political column discusses Roosevelt, Wilson, Clark, Taft, and reform themes. It notes a November primary debate setting and a call by Chairman Dolley for a March meeting to decide whether delegates will be chosen by primary and to set a date for the Republican State Central Committee in Topeka. The piece references labor, hospital reform, and party dynamics amid a heated campaign.
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Roosevelt
le Orient Frond
Stillwell
Kansas
Alate
Santa Fe
Republican district meeting to decide primary plan Topeka
Knights and Ladies of Security Ball in Topeka Kansas call a March 14 1912 meeting to designate a place for holding the convention elect state delegates to the Republican National Convention at Chicago Also to decide whether delegates shall be elected by a statewide primary or by caucus and convention This meeting affects the party vows and includes details of plans for a statewide primary and district conventions, with dates and participants named.
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Iaeth Knights
Ladies of Security
Topeka
Kansas
Mack
Repub
Nica
Chicaloo
Rs SR
Dolley
Jel Marshall
Valletses
Hame
Shuge Cautural Vonunittes
Reege Vau Sant
Viaiman
Cons
Cie Na+tional
Ealing
Vansant
Vna Qinimary
Central Cormittes
Chaiman Dolley
Coum’ Sional Committee
To Let Lota Soon At Topeka State Hospital
March 9 Topeka State Board will let the contract soon for a new female cottage at the state hospital. The building will house patients, mainly women, from western sites and allow outdoor work. Architect Chandler is finalizing plans after board approval.
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Lota
Topeka
State Board of Centre
Sétte
Chandler Ins
Cenetral
State
Ion
Free State
Farmers Fire at Pigeons Sparks New England Crusade
A 4000 farm family drive to exterminate wood pigeons across ten square miles near Crediton Devon ends with a record bag of 5000 birds. Amid war petition talk in England, historians note 250th anniversaries and colonial links. Local editors discuss health, sanitation, and school improvements, urging better facilities to boost mental and physical well being.
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Crediton
Devonshure
London
Annie Miintinis
Gainey School
Tedder
Sunerintendent
Schoul
Witich
University lecture and festival calendar overview
University events list shows March talks by John A Lomax on Cowboy Songs and other ballads, religious education institute speakers Henry King and Frank Sanders, high school conference and Bible Institute dates, campus recitals and plays, Mand Wood Park and Myers Hall events, a German play at Bowersock theater, engineering and obstacle courses, spring vacation, Junior Prom, Amuna Music Festival, Spanish play, Robinson Gym events, and the May 29 commencement concert.
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John A
Lomax
University ‘of Texas
T'rar
Kunz
Bible Institute
Izenry
Camebill Sieg
Oberlin
Nneil
Amuna Music
Phiv Robinson Gymnasiics
Annual Self Denial Effort Aids Families In Winter
During the Self Denial effort begun February at quarters 9 East Weary, 4 persons aided by one order of shoes and garments. 27 hours of visitation, 15 meetings, and more work planned. Donations sought Monday the 13th with red band passes signed by Captain FB W Morris. Music at Laxman's 731 Massachusetts Street. apricot cream advertised by Wiedemann's.
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Crucer
Jenin
Rainis
Mareh
FB. W
Morris
East Weary
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