Club Notices From The Journal Circulation Page
A long unedited OCR lists club news and officers for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs, with names such as Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker, Mrs. Julia D. L Pourkins, and Mrs. Corrine of Pleasinton. It mentions meetings, reports, education efforts, and scheduled club gatherings across several organizations with dates and locations scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
Philip XN. Moore
St. Louis
Mes. Ward
Boston
Mass
Julia D .L
Cl Pourkins
Knoxville
Tem
Tressurer
Jah Evats Cowles
Lous Angeles
Minar
Percy V. Penny- Anatin
T MN
Aiden
Sarah A. Evins
Johnsox
Whedy Lswinter
New York
Yeruing
O. B. Kine
A. Dolinston
Kan
C. Allen
West Virginia
William Po Orr
Ohio
Philip
Thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen and unrecognized
The article discusses widespread kidney disease, its prevalence and lack of awareness among the public and clinicians. It cites Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a remedy for urinary and rheumatic issues, promotes its sale and warns readers to remember the product name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Eatthy
Bwitt
Burkans
G. B.burbass
Carlisle Center
de Treahla
Kilmer
Jollar Sizes
Kim Swamp-Koot
Binghamton
The Storm Continues Across Counties in Severe Weather
The region endures a relentless downpour through the night with flood risk rising. Officials warn the storm is the worst for this season, with widespread damage from rising waters and wind. Forecasts predict continued danger into tonight as the storm’s reach expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meliel
Weather and community notes from a midweek paper
Leaky roofs prompt homeowners to fix gutters and leaves cause damp walls after a wet spell. The Harrah skaters wow crowds with daring routines at the rink, with another show promised tonight. Business College notes report rising enrollment, staff moves, new equipment, and students taking positions in Santa Fe, Central Lumber, and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Clarence Carter
Herbert Clark
Santa Fe Officea
Topeka
J. A. Peekenpaugh
Central Lumber Company
Kirwin
Kans
Riling
The
Pumber’ Is
Democratic wildcat money and Bryanism in 1900 politics
A critical, opinionated portrait of Democratic and Republican money and banking policies. The piece recounts a anecdote of money losing value overnight, labels it Democratic wildcat money, and argues Republicans tamed it with the national banking law. It criticizes Bryan’s rhetoric and questions his growth and discretion in the 1900 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sryne
Bealaces
Albert D. Richambon
Democratic Party
Richardson
Filstory
Huchanan
Bryan
John Smith
John Jones
United States
Bryso
Mr. Bryan
Salem
William McKinley
William McKintey
Eggs and Butter Prices Jump Amid Rain Disruptions
Weather delays keep farmers from town as eggs rise to 25 cents a dozen and butter becomes scarce. Market reports note no arrivals since Saturday and prices may climb further without new supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ege
Vermont Election Indicates Republican Majorities in November
Washington correspondent Raymond of the Chicago Tribune notes Vermont’s Tuesday results as an austere indicator of nationwide sentiment. He argues Taft is favored and predicts a safe majority. Vermont’s modest Democratic turnout mirrors party weakness, with McKinley era margins cited as a contrast and reports of heavy Republican support despite limited stump presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Washington
Chicago Tribune
Taft
Msgpateh
Taymond
Vermont
Regettilleamse Mil Democrats
Tagevolt
Yeaterday
Stryni
Pot Fron Taft
McKintey
Taft Religion Focused In Public Discussion
The article defends William Howard Taft against questions about his faith, arguing religion is not a constitutional qualification for public office. It condemns opponents for using religious doubt to prejudice voters, stressing the legal principle that no religious belief should bar anyone from public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt Lan
Coltartan
Taft
Americas
Teachers Examination Schedule for Lawrence in October
The October teachers examination will be held in Lawrence starting at 8 o'clock with examinees required to be present. The day’s order includes Geography, Penmanship, Constitution, Literature in the forenoon and Orthography, United States History, Rundling, Physics in the afternoon, and Saturday forenoon lists Arithmetic, Physiology, Kansas History, Bookkeeping with Grammar, Theory and Practice, Algebra, General History in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
AML
United States
Kansas
Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets for headaches, menstrual pains, and general pain relief. It warns to consult a doctor or druggist if the formula is incomplete and mentions P. Barber & Son as the seller. The copy ends with a quip about people being formal when fortune smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
P. Barber & Son
Dr. Fierce
Priece
Fetter
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R.V. Pierce
Prua
Befslo
N.Y
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Sodas Coffee Claim
Ada L. Croom touts Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for fever cough and consumption praising three bottles as complete. Barber Son s drug store sells it for a dollar trial bottle free. Dr Shoop s Health Coffee touted as a genuine coffee substitute with grain malt and toasted grains. Sold by W A Cuenthner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipp
Dr. Shoop’s
O. P. Barber & Son
Ada L. Croom
Croom Hote Vaught
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as farm cure-all
A farmer from Rural Route 2 Em pire Ga, W A Floyd, praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as worth its weight in gold for two severe sores on hand and leg. Barber & Son’s drug store sells it for 25 cents. The ad includes deafness cure claims and promotional dialogue from two promoters touting schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
A. Floyd
Barber& Son
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Donglag Shoes
Ai Abe Walf
Phat
Orlguls
Liulie’ L. Mester
Hese
Journal
Kansas Federation of ‘Women’ ‘G
Onave Trott
Jane Retary
Barges Co Charles
C! Mes
Meral Fes
Lindlard
Shiles
Uiathe
Kandis
Osborne
Auiliter
Munson
Elderadoyary
Mra. & C
Lawrence Eluba
Fitek
Werner
Pavenien
Rail Ata
Ieurse Tabees
Childs
Bainsste Ciny
Stanss
Mer Crilefile
Charles S. Tenson
Paola
Friends In Council
Commedd
Peter Euiery
Seleta Tinteier
Terons
de Emmerson
Ots
Haskell
Glawlvnch
Paeeti
Spoculling
Bae
Hinehdi Aiewer
Soraria
Edgeworth
Gall
Sata
Wallace
Mark
Maeteatt
Zodize Adiet
Dag
Mrs
Hk Ware
Stevens
Ladies Literary League
Mes
Wits
Beetiner
Leviie
Foster
Jterkins
Maeoith
Ela
Meinter
All. Stanton
Ile
Hound ‘Tabie Club
Peairs
Kausae
Ventura
Hebb
Corrent Reyer
M.D Williams
Ingleside
Pigleside Club
Sosmos
Cesmes
Dunes Stevens
Winstons
Leaver Owas
Hemlerson
Nal Centre Sl
Dee Cielar
Standard Ol Company (Incorporated
E. C. Dewitt
Compane
Chicago
Ik & Son
Zephyr
Oliten
Laetelely
Aspee
Eit
Ely
Ely Brow
Warren Street
York
Lawrence Dottors
Tess
Harrahs
Perfontirs
Gadiones
Amines
Mr. Brysa
Prfaarglis
Jeqpes Ezesali Lowell
Paka
Matilda Warwick
Kokomo
Ind
Maas
Calarch
Tiel’ Gaurta
Pere & Cos Tole
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