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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented ad page cites Dr Au remedies and Starch brands, Red Cross Ball Blue, Putnam Dyes, and Pino's Cure with testimonials. It advises Allen's Foot Ease for winter foot comfort and notes a stray line about debt and patience as a moral.
A Chicago based Benevolent Association president Henrietta A S Marsh extols Peruna for gripping influenza relief and lasting improvement. A Washington state treasurer Mrs T W Collins reports Peruna cured severe dyspepsia after a flu attack, restoring appetite and strength for over a year and invites others to consult Dr Hartman for guidance.
State board of agriculture publicizes the Topeka meeting January 14 to 16. Speeches cover the Department of Agriculture, Grange, beef and hog topics, railroads with farmers, cropping improvements, and garden and farm practices. Officials and editors from Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, and Chicago participate.
The First National Bank of Hutchinson, with deposits over a million and total resources high, is celebrated for its progressive enterprise and public role. The bank’s officers, directors, and its savings for boys and girls are highlighted as pivotal to Hutchinson’s growth and Kansas prosperity.
Morton Albaugh, chairman of the Republican state pen al committee, was badly hurt on the ice bound steps of the Statehouse in Topeka. He broke his right leg and suffered a severe shock, with doctors saying his condition remained extremely serious for hours. The incident occurred as he left the building for dinner, slipping fifteen steps on icy stairs.
An ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills claiming a nationwide cure for numerous kidney disorders from backache to diabetes. It cites Samuel J. Taylor of Goshen Indiana, who says he suffered 30 years and used crutches, then after taking the pills has remained free of kidney issues for five years. A free trial offer and price 60 cents per box are noted, with sales via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY and other druggists.
The St Paul Calendar for 1903 presents twenty five cent reproductions by Bryson on 10 by 15 inch sheets. It will be mailed on receipt of payment to F A Miller general passenger agent Chicago. Various product pitches and old time ad copy run through the fragment.
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