Young Womanhood and Nature Based Faith in Verse and Advice
A fragmented column discusses female physical development and moral guidance with a call to women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn. It also includes James Barton Adams poem about nature as a Christian sanctuary, contrasting outdoor worship with urban religion, and ends with a curio about a Kansas corn factory joke. The piece blends moral exhortation, poetry, and light humor from Denver Post.
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Lelaw
Gabriel
James Barton Adams
Denver Post
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
An historical advertisement note touts Mother Grays Sweet Powders used by a nurse at a New York Children's Home to treat feverishness stomach disorders teething and worms. It claims ten thousand testimonials and lists 25 cents per bottle and a sample. Also promotes Salzer farm seeds and a seed catalogue with a penny notice urging readers to respond.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen
Ohnsted
le Roy
Resolution on clerks and employes defeated in Assembly
A proposed measure by Smith of Anarrison to cut committee clerks by per cent and reduce other employes by about 26 per cent failed 50 to 40 with Democrats largely opposing. Also an advertisement offers One Hundred Dollars Reward for a catarrh cure, Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by Toledo druggists with testimonials included.
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Smith
Anarrison
Hall
ELI. Cheney & CO
BP Jeters
Toledo
Dhis
F. J. Cheney
K. West & Truax
Whelesale
Walding
Poetic warning posted in Kansas City office hall
A hallway placard in a Kansas City office building warns against spitting on the feev and urges use of the cuspidore. The note contrasts a wet girl who ignores a wealthy suitor and the lack of silence in the face of the entreaties.
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Kansas City
Maine Destroyed by Explosion Shocks U S Navy
News from Washington and Havana detail the Maine disaster with official and civilian reactions. Officials pursue a possible accident while Spain and Congress weigh implications, as captains, officers, and survivors are identified and aid organized.
The First Corn Convention in Orsay Chicago
At Orsay Chicago February 17 the first corn convention was held with 150 delegates from corn growing states. F J Coburn secretary of the Kansas state board of agriculture was chosen chairman. He urged ways to raise world appreciation of corn and noted the annual value of U S corn exceeds thirteen times silver and seven times the combined output of gold and silver, equal to the output of wheat oats barley buckwheat and potatoes.
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Orsay
Chicago
F. J. Coburn
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
United States
Pike's Peak Murder Conviction in Colorado Murder Case
Shirley D. Chamberlain was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Werbert E. Kay near Pike's Peak last August. The suspect, Johnnie B. Edmunds of Kansas City, previously linked by missing funds and an alibi, faced investigators as the jury deliberated. Governor Stephens initially refused a requisition for Edmunds but he later returned to Colorado Springs to testify.
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Johnnie B. Edmunds
Kansas City
W. G. Fraker
Insurance Money
Edmunds
Stephens
Colorado Springs
Chamberlain
Explosion on the Maine in Havana Harbor at 9:40
News from Havana reports the United States cruiser Maine destroyed by a likely accidental explosion in a powder magazine. Many killed or wounded. Commander Sigsbee saved, Admiral Manterola organizing aid. Secretary Long and Captain Dickens coordinate relief from Key West.
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New York
Maine
Washington
Navy Department
Forsythe
Key West
Sigsbee
Sicard
North Atlantic
Mavana
Mangrove
Haviana
Fern
Ericsson
Admiral Sicard
Dry ‘Torigus
Dickins
Navigation Bureau
Ilavang
G. B. Rea
Long
United States
Feo Sigshee
Jenkins
Merritt
Ward Line
City Hospital
Ward
Mexico
Sam
Oliver
Wainright
Holman
Henneberger
Ray
Holden
Havana
Sigshee
Spain
Comittee
Ledge
Cullour
Clark
Daine
Charles I
Richard Wainwright
G. 4. Wolman
California
John Hood
Florence
Ala
Carl W. Jungen
G. H. Biow
Lai Sabletil
M.D. Jenkins
Allegheney
LG. Horberger
Harrisburg
Paymister
C. M. Hay
Ilone
Rmin
Shack
Ward Bron Blanca
Maine Termis
Legation
Senor du Bois
General Blanes
Yavena
Blanco
du Lose
Associated Press
Dioso
Haviina
Alfonso Xle
Severu
Manterola
Tley
Solano
Bianco
Alfonso Nil
Sigside
Santa Barbara
Navy Yard
Sigsber
Secretary of the Navy
Havana Harbor
Bhmeo
Aml
Friend W. Jenkins
Darwin W. Merritt
Wey West
Foraythe
Tera
Tong
Captain Dickens
Dickens
Apia
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Winnlow
Kansas
Shumway
Rockford, Ill
A.J. Tower
Boston
Mass
Plessand
Salter
C. Walter
LeBarsville
Ry Musider
Wfrideots
Wis
Bask
Varley
Rendalla
Inwa
Growleg
Wales
Racte
Yondors
Westes
FMM
Catt
O' Farrell
Washkaton
D.C
Fay Moalila Roofing Co
Camideo
No J
Seegs Garden & Flower
Wanes J
Gregory Son
Marblehead
Dust
Sioux City Tribune
Y Dell
Iowa
Swanson
Gentle Wen
TAO
Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO
Nearborn
Esa
James
Salzer
John A. Salzer Seed Co
LaCrosse
Guffalo County
Nebceaska
Kearney
Sioux Ray
Slitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Dingley
Naval Committee
House
Ilith
Butler
South Carolina
Foreign Relations
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Madrid
DeLime
Senor Ve Lorne
St. Mare
America
Greeny
Americans
Tin
Lastus
Huirine
Shea
Gartner
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Load
Duckee
Kane
McNair
Stuske
Bronan
Harrison
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Maisstre Vavena
Pep
London
Count de Rascon
United States Navy
Pacific Coast Squadron
Samoa
Trenton
Vandalia
Nihsis
Calimpe
Adlus
Olgan
Eber
Kirberly
Department
Kimberly
Parquehar
Pike's Peak
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