Tea and stimulants in modern life health advice
A discussion on tea and stimulants as common crutches for tired nerves, with cautions about excess and digestive impact. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women is promoted as a remedy, praising its roots in tonics, while soliciting letters for free medical guidance and offering a $500 compensation for unresolved cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Der
R- V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
RV. Pierce
Ruffalo
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Arrangements
North Topeka column records neighborhood social calls visits and church events. Mentions guests at homes on Kansod and Grant avenues, travel plans to Roseville and Emporia, parish activities at New Era church and baptist gatherings, plus a fire department call for a rubbish fire at 122 Jefferson Street and family absence at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Pantie Company
North Avene
Harry Tamenon
Bishore
van Hurer
Juni
Burger
Kansod Avenue
Wow. Wallace
Kannia Cike
Mra Hanley
Topeka Avenue
W. C. Grate
Cojo
Cokin
Mes
FM. Wilkerson
Mites Searle Eckel Tod
Tahir
Emporistine
Traellion
Topeka
Stra W. J. Stovil
Roesvillé
Wrek
Dudley Pritt
Ksawilin
Rundey
Kin Wiele
C. AL Pratt
Banity
Contra Avenue
Mra
Steele
Vanfare Street
Larkin
Teriey
Mien
Nelile Pynker
Mita Adu Messet Une
Firaville
Alice
Grantsteet
Frappin Houser
Laurent
Pistor
Jackson Street
Holliday Campaign Card Addresses Second Ward Voters
MH Holliday replies to opponents and voters about alleged distortions. He asserts support from many friends and urges voters to understand his position on all matters. The message reflects a campaign appeal amid ward political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Poullion
Dridge Mo
Ungraeful Yankern review shocks Moscow readers
Moscow to April 4 reports a Gazette review titled Henceforth the Americans will elect the ungrateful Yankees, detailing a controversial historical discussion of the Trusso Ameren Telwliotia and its implications for American sentiment abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
the Gazette
Ameren Telwliotia, Covclad
Hidden joint raid spurs talk of closing city bar
A local report describes Saturday night activity at a North Topeka joint run near Bates Place with 18 people in a back room drinking beer. Police chief McCollum cites confusion over raids and affidavits while authorities discuss possible action before the election.
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Wolfs Hardware Store
Bates
Wailf
The
State Journal
Bates Place
Twre
Mio
Anheuser- Busch
Hils
McCollum
Theresey
Maron
McCellum
Helms
Miole
Isansus Avenue
North Topeka
Merolium
Joe Allen
Cit
Momer Greeg
Tor and
Jerry
Easter music marks city churches with elaborate services
Unusually fine Easter music filled services across the city yesterday. First Presbyterian led the most elaborate program, with significant efforts at First Methodist and Cathedral churches providing extended musical expressions and festive decorations. Easter flowers and greens dominated interior decorations across congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
First Methodist Church
Gmive
Church of the Assumpton
Woman credits Postum with quitting medicine and coffee
A Columbus reader recounts stomach trouble tied to coffee. After six months on Postum she stops medicine, loses cravings, renews appetite, and reports improved health. She notes family adoption of Postum and praises its soothing effects. The testimonial cites Battle Creek, Michigan, and frames coffee as cause of distress.
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Mays
Columbus
Posfum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Miss Alice Lakin Hosts After Party For Miss Mabel
Society notes describe Miss Alice Lakin giving an informal after party for Miss Mabel. Bethany College hosts events for Ethel Morten and Gertrude Cooper with invited guests listed and May gatherings planned. The Dutton-Striebs wedding is set at quarter after ten tonight at Bowen residence with Rev Francis E Hayes officiating. attendees include Jessie Brown and Miss Laptad of Lawrence. The week's social calendar features club meetings, a postponed Shadespeare gathering, and various local visits.
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College of the Sinters of Bethany
Ginner
Misa Ethel Morten
Gertrude Cooper
Charten W. Lewis
A. Pr .Tastor
Horne Temete Durkur
Syeriue Weet
Belmu
Mary Dutton
Mgr
Frank Striebs
Frank
Bowen
Tenth Avenue West
Francis E. Hayes
Jessie Brown
Mies Posrl Laptad
Lawrence
Fdeths Godde
Min Maud Heeriott
Miss Dutton
Alisa Dutton
Chriet Hospital
Portis
Kansas
Bax
Topeka
Ms. Strichy
Council Grove
Mra. O'Mara
Kansas City
Mra
A. Robinson
Rachel Teale
St. Joseph
Dutton-streby
Evangeline
C. W. Hye
Sire Bertie Ryus
Californie
Albert T. Reid
CILY
Mr. Willard
Scott
Osage City
Lawrence & Chamberlain
Son
New Mexico
Arizopa
Adrian Sherman
Kansue City
Batuntny
Harry J. Hone
Avhl and
Tutsiay
Dean Tow
Pueblo
Colo
Kenaihan
Mes
Thomas Keeley
Denver
Eugens Quinton
Maud Hrerot
Pearl Bfartin
Dutton-Stileby
Roger van Hook
Hila
Chicago
Andrew Burkhart
J. van Hook
S. B. Barber
Chidren
St. Louis
Col A. S. Johnson
Fourth Andropeka Avenues
Wiliam More
D. L. Rich
Bankas City
Elmer Galvean
Mary Alvaretia Russet
Leon I. Barney
Barney
Seneca
Monroe Street
Mer
Long
Chicot~ Jer Street
Bertha
Fred M White
White
Maren
Phiadelphia Press
I Was All Run Down Now I Am Well and Strong
Cinched as a spring health claim Paine's Celery Compound is touted as a nerve tonic and tonic aid. The ad targets tired nervous women in homes and workplaces, claiming a spring decline from weak health and that the remedy restores vigor and vitality.
No Appetite Constipation Sleep Restored By Celery Compound
Woman’s testimonial describes relief from loss of appetite constipation and insomnia after using Paine’s Celery Compound. She credits improved digestion regained sleep and renewed strength to general health, claiming prior nervous fatigue and overwork were alleviated. The ad promotes Celery Compound as a spring restorative and blood purifier.
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Paine
Nellie R. Baker
Springfeld, Ve
Roosevelts Pension Order Faces Strong Congressional Push
Strenuous opposition rises among Congress members to the president's order granting pensions to veterans over sixty two. The effort reflects sharp partisan division over wartime benefits and eligibility criteria as lawmakers debate the measure and consider amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Old Man Avoids Change as Phone Becomes Brewery Link
A South Side widower moves to a new apartment, his old telephone number 2222 leads to misdirected beer orders from taverns and saloons. The calls persist until his son in New York intervenes, and the brewery crew threatens action, while the postal service considers a stamp printing machine to ease bulk mail.
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Tito
Helin
New York
Vis
Phebon
Anett
Heonone
Old Tran
Tae
Anita
United States Postal Department
Attabe
Wien
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