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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1896
Page
8
The article extols spring colds and influenza, noting dangers from exposure and the need for handkerchiefs. It claims a certain remedy prevents and cures colds, influenza, catarrh, and related pains, promising relief from coughs fever and fatigue.
A May widow from Sterling seeks to rejoin Stuart Robson's company, recalling her late husband’s stage work and years of performance. The fragmentary text relates her hope to resume acting, references Welsh roots, and notes age and personal history as context for her request.
A fragmented advertisement text proclaims midwestern railway excursion details from Missouri to Arkansas, with fares, dates, and agent contact lines. It touts cures and tonics, medical salves, and various consumer goods, mixing travel sales with patent medicines and dubious guarantees.
Historic notes on Princeton and Houston Athletic Association plans to represent the U S at a modernized Olympian revival in Athens. Details include stadium work, event lineup from discus to marathon, and American contenders like Garrett Tyler and others aiming for medals in the grand Panathenaic spectacle.
The piece promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure and Dr Miles Nervine as remedies for heart trouble and nervous disorders among ministers. It claims health benefits from use and urges religious workers to adopt the remedies to revive energy for preaching and duties.
An OCR damaged listing promotes HOMESERKERS EXCURSION dates April 7 21 and May 5 with fare details and ticketing instructions. It mentions agents Bulge City Fas Act Alock and references South Missouri for four cents, plus a listing for Columbia Bicycle opening Saturday April. The fragmentary ad includes scattered names and vague theater and transport references with unclear company listings.
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