Patient with chronic bronchitis praises Peru-N-A remedy
Mr E J Touk of LaCrosse Wisconsin recounts twenty six years of bronchitis with winters of hoarseness until trying Peru Na. After three fourths of a bottle hoarseness and that burning feeling faded and he continues to use a second bottle. Peru Na claimed to help catarrhal conditions and related digestive issues with both tablet and liquid forms.
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E. J. Tourk
Rose Street
LaCrosse
Isconsin
Peru
Grain Inspectors Learn Moisture via New 30 Minute Test
A machine has been developed to determine the exact moisture content of grain specimens in a thirty minute test. Grain inspectors must know precise moisture readings for quality control and standardization across shipments and storage.
Boschee's Syrup Promises Relief For Colds And Coughs
An advertisement urges precautions against influenza and promotes Boschee's Syrup as a long standing American cough remedy used for 53 years. It claims relief for colds bronchitis throat irritation and especially lung troubles restoring sleep and ease of morning expectoration.
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United States
America
Civilized World
She Married One Of Those Handsome Honey Boys
A brief society item notes a marriage to a noted suitor described as a handsome honey boy. The remark hints at a lingering sting or fallout from the match without detailing specifics.
Quote on Inequality Sparks Distant World View
A social remark notes that half the world does not share concern for how the other half lives. The line underscores enduring differences in wealth and attention across nations.
Oil Promoters Face Kansas Blue Sky Board Measures
Governor Allen backs reforms to curb oil promotion schemes not approved by the State Geological Department. Board may approve a ban, with hearings on new charters and detailed corporate disclosures. Includes plan for prison dependents’ compensation and convicts' paid work to aid families.
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State Geological Department
Blue Sky Board
Kansas Blue Sky Board
Allen
Geological Department
L. J. Pettijohn
Walter E. Wilson
R. J. Hopkins
Kansas Bank
BE. L. Barrier
Board of Administration
Lansing
Codding
Kansas Board expands ban on common drinking cup
The Kansas board of health broadens its rule prohibiting the common drinking cup to all public and semi public buildings. The order covers hotels, city and county buildings, churches, moving picture houses, theaters and dance halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Board of Health
Deaths From Fire At Topeka Tire Shop And Area Losses
G M Lock owner of a Topeka tire shop died in hospital from burns after a gasoline line explosion. Mrs Nannie Hammer of Atchison County aged fifty died at home. J W Sorter aged eighty one and a Salina resident of thirty five years was found dead from probable apoplexy. Widow two daughters and two sons survive.
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G. M. Lock
Topeka
Nannie Hammer
Atchison County
Atchison
J. W. Sorter
Salina
Glover Pleads Guilty to Bigamy in Emporia Court
David Glover of Cleveland broke down in district court at Emporia and pleaded guilty to bigamy. He received a three to five year sentence. O B Lewis, 86, a Geary county resident and Civil War veteran, was found dead in bed at his Junction City home, survived by one son.
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Glover No. 2
Denver
David Glover
Cleveland
Emporia
O.'B. Lewis
Geary County
Junction
City
Lewis
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce organized in Wichita
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce was formed in Wichita with thirty directors named and Hutchinson chosen for the next meeting in February. Officers include Harry For president and H. A. Caton vice president. A by laws committee will draft rules for the upcoming session.
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Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Wichita
Hutchinson
Topeka
H. N. van Landingna
Olathe
Tork Chitwood
Ottawa
A. Caton
Winfield
B. E. Ladow
Crahan
Burlington
H. E. Gans
Emporia
C. G. Cochrane
Hays
F. BE. Ferrell
L. H. Gould
Buckland
H. J. Fox
John C. Nickelson
Newton
O. M. Babcock
Atchison
R. B. Brokaw
Will Beck
Holton
R. W. Gibbs
Kansas City
H. A. Russell
Fort Scott
Robert M. Lawrence
George T. Guernsey
Independence
EH. L. McDowell
Arkansas City
J. W. Gray
Oswego
George B. Rose
Dodge City
George W
Train wreck near Har ter Santos Fe line injures many
Several passengers were severely injured and four coaches demolished when Santa Fe passenger train No. 414 left the rails two miles west of Har ter. Spreading rails are believed to be the cause. One injured was Mrs. W. E. Lake of Attica. Most cars overturned on the main line known as the Belen cutoff.
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Santa Fe
Harter
W. E. Lake of
Attica
Belen
Largest Scottish Rite Class Initiated in Kansas
The Southern jurisdiction’s thirty second degree class at Topeka’s Masonic Temple drew 540 initiates from 75 counties and 110 towns across Kansas. The event marked the largest class to date in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Rite Masons
Masonic Temple
Topeka
Kansas
Car Crash Kills South Fork Farmer S L Sheer
S L Sheer, a young South Fork farmer, died instantly west of Strong City when his car struck a rock and overturned. His young son, riding with him, was tossed clear and uninjured. He left a widow and several children.
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S. L. Sheer
South Fork
Strong City
Speer
Kansas official McCray hospitalised for gall stones
Assistant secretary of state in Kansas D. McCray underwent gall stone surgery at Research hospital in Kansas City and was resting comfortably later. Plainville barber Elmer Cool was arrested on a bigamy charge. his wife Jessie Cool says they married eight years ago at Palaco and separated in 1916. They moved with two children to Long Beach California. Cool wed Katie Miller at Hays last April. John Mondhan, 83, longtime farmer east of Salina, died leaving two daughters and one son.
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D. ©. McCray
State
Kansas
Kansas City
Elmer Cool
Plainville
Jessie Cool
Cool
Palaco
Long Beach
Cal
Katie Miller
Hays
John Mondhan
Salina
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Drugstore reports show many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a mild healing remedy with strong claims of success. An insurance examiner notes kidney disease is common and often undetected. sample bottles available for ten cents via Kilmer & Co.
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Khilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
To Find a New Camera A Positive Necessity
A speaker presents a contrast between the need to acquire a new camera and the drawback of such a purchase. The lines imply optimism about updating equipment while acknowledging potential downsides.
Warns Influenza Will Come Back in More Dangerous Form
Dayton physician Dr. W A Evans warns that influenza will return in a more dangerous form than in 1918 and 1893. He urges following medical guidance, notes Turpo as a preventive germicide, and advises bed rest and doctor contact if flu symptoms appear.
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Batonic
Atonic
Dayton
W. A. Evans
Chicago
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