Kidney Health Claim Promotes Swamp-Root Remedy
An old advertising feature touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It warns of hidden kidney disease and urges readers to request free samples and a testimonial book from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Cottnen
Stelknse
Reese
Sutfararee
Richardson
Kinney
Binghamton
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Topeka Daily State Journal
the State Journal
Stover Returns Long-Lost Book From Civil War Era
Captain Stover finds a book titled Casey's Tactics in Bangor Maine. He had it fifty nine years, cannot recall borrowing it, and believes it may have been taken before Richmond. The book bears the name Rootes Rettins and connects to his adjutant in the war.
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Stover
Bangor
Casey
Peterebure
Roteos Rettins
Beliowe
No Longer Needed, His Plea for Forgiveness Recalled
A fragment from a Topeka Record notes a speaker asking forgiveness for keeping something so long. The item’s identity is unclear but the tone implies a public or legal plea amid a longer discussion or proceedings.
A Hero at 90 and a Fatal Farm Fire
The piece recalls a 90 year old hero who tried to aid others during a grass fire at a farm owned by Gyn Brink Greene and Drake. Drake’s clothing caught fire. Mowery and others attempted to help, but both Mowery and the hero perished in the blaze while others survived. The report blends with political notes about socialist offices and a referendum, mentioning Chicago and Neh. April 5.
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Willes
Gyn -Brink Greene
Drake
Ind
Mowery
Jess
Kalling
Etre
California Farm for You Offers Travel Tickets
California offer touts travel by rail with March and April sales. Mentions tourist sleep, intermediate polite rate, and station services. Promotes San Joaquin Valley opportunities for hustlers, crops, and growth in a marketing voice.
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Vin Santa Fe
T. L. King
Toveka
California
San Joaquin
U.S
Rmiaio
Fault in the clinch dominates Britt Corbett fight debate
Sporting column by Edale Grane discusses referee decisions in the Britt versus Corbett bout. He defends his call, cites clinch rules and fighting tactics, and notes support for a Britt rematch while calling for improved officiating and a possible outside referee.
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Edale Granes
San Francisco
Sportamian
Britt
Corbere
Chet
Zomne
Young Hunion
Ban
Fon
Haninn
Haron
Corbett
Marquis of Queensberry
Kent
Cornett
Fem
Garhett
Ir Tipterferen
Jon Aete
Bere
McGovern
Brit
Corker
Dr Miles Medicine Repeatedly Praised By Patient
A handwritten customer note reflects decades of use with Dr Miles medicinal tonics. The writer claims Fifteen bottles and later thirty years of care led to notable personal improvement, praising the remedy and expressing trust in its effects. The statement lists several names, including Winson and Alcott, as persons to whom the praise was shared.
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Miles
Winson
Alcott
Berna
Derby Farce and Boxing Buzz From a Turbulent Era
A chaotic melee of horse racing hype and boxing chatter fills the page. Mentions of Tennessee Derby antics, doubtless farcical prep, and plans for prize purses spark talk of Corbett, Huntt, and McGovern bouts. Jockeys, trainers, and promoters swirl in a tempest of names and speculative outcomes.
Tennis Tourney in New York Sees Two Decided
In New York April three matches at the York Racquet and Tennis Club produced two decisive results. Joshua Crane Jr. of Besteguna defeated opponent 6-4 6-2, while other bouts saw T. S Taller lose 6-1 0-6 6-3. The event included players from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and nearby clubs with varied outcomes among competitors.
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New York
York Racquet and
Joshus Crane, Jr
Besteguna
Oyer
Beira Bee
Joshua 530
Ganninig
Now
Forks
Etait. C. & Sons
Guthrie Bank Failure Shocks Oklahoma City Area
Guthrie Oklahoma reports Capitol National Bank, the largest in the state, suspends operations. President Eil ingeley pledges all depositor funds will be paid in full, while a sale of the institution’s assets is considered to cover deposit liabilities amid a rapid bank run.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Eilingeley
Capitol Natenal Bank
Eth Homa
National Hark
Myron RL Sturtevant
Ute Ming
Wank
Ellingsley
Unclear request with corrupted medical terms
Fragmentary text mentions remedies for children and cough terms with references to Chamberlain and cures. Difficult to extract a coherent event, date, or location. No identifiable persons, organizations, or concrete facts to anchor a proper summary.
Prayers in Rhyme Connect Topeka Spiritualists Meeting
In Atchison Kansas a new First Society of Spiritualists formed with twenty three members and state charter. Mrs Etta Bledsoe and Mrs Inez Wagner led a public meeting at the G A R hall following private sessions at Fr Lint home. The event featured rhymes recited by practitioners and songs to invite attendees into the spiritualist services.
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Atchison, Kan
Globe
Atchison
Society of Spiritualists
Fr. Lint
G. A. R. Hall
Etta Bledsoe
Mra Inez Wagner
Kanna
Methern
Methodist Ministers Named for North Kansas Districts
North west Kanmax conference closed here last evening. Delegates to the general conference in San Francisco elected Dr. I. O. Housel and Rev. T. J. W. Taggart. Appointments for the Salina District listed many pastors and supply appointments, including John Schuyter and J. W. Brundan, with district supervision by R. T. Steuber. The Kan-sas Wesleyan University diary fund and mission support were noted.
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Kansas
Galina
Kas
San Francisco
1. O. Housel
Norton
T. J. W. "Taggart
H. A Cleveland
Kansan Wesleyan University
Thompson
Barnard
Wolf
Beanington
J.a.tempting
Brookville
J. B. Gilmore
Culver
AL McKee
Lpsum
W. A. Herd
Houmet
Bourembare
Levi Crint
Salina
C. Woot
Sefomenm
Bashan Tesco
J. F. Clark
Waldo
J. W Biundan
Aaron Schuyter
Kansas Wesleyan University
Ay Howieann
The
Kansas Society For the Friendlies
Tempila
New Mexico
James Kerr
Worth Pintricta
Eupplied
Allen
Chass
Scott
Melmicks Elsworth
BE Gundle
Archie J. Morton
Gaiilla
Ee Flowers
Gove City
John A Mickey
Hays City
Many School Children Are Sickly Reported
A garbled OCR item notes widespread illness among school children with references to stomach and bowel complaints and remedies. unclear names or places are legible, but the gist involves an outbreak or sickness in a local school setting and mentions home care.
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Mother Gray
Eure
Weather and local notices from Kansas and nearby regions
April rains and warm spring weather boost crops across central Kansas and nearby locales. Auditors complete canvass for district mining officials. several named officers elected. Separate reports note school board charges against a superintendent and a duck hunting record set near Jackson. carnival plans and a state superintendent’s mother’s illness are also mentioned.
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Kan
Board of Auditors
The
United Mine Workers
Kansas-Misacart
Geo. Richardrom
Welr City
Vce
Alex. Howatt
Robert Gilmour
Scammon
Wie Davie
Panama
Mowan
Theyitch Hyu Reid
Martin Ranahan
Osage
Tevenge Rel
Chernkss
Craeford
Chesokve
Sim Hrambett
Atineral
J.T. Evans
Stone City
Dr. Borderster
Taken to the Train Again and hurried Back to Ottawa
A brief note records someone being taken to the train once more and hurried back to Ottawa, marking a sudden departure and return within a short span of travel.
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Ottawa
Leavenworth Mills Bridge Accident Impacts Cattle Owner
An accident on a bridge near Leavenworth Mills in Leavenworth County disrupted traffic. A cattle herd owned by Lyman Mason of Jarboe was injured and a rider was killed or badly hurt as timbers collapsed. Posts warned the bridge unsafe while repairs and detours were arranged.
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Travenworth
Kan
Edroee
Seinmere Zar Mines & Crove
Lmnio Mason
Jarbalo
Opie
Jenees
Nates City
Fragmented OCR Suicide and Death Notices from April Corner
April reports reveal suicides and accidental deaths tied to desperation amid prosperity. Despondency sparks a self harm incident in Lawrence with gasoline, while deaths occur from a tree accident in Estal and a fatal home gas incident in Manley. Dr H W Peck, an aged Georgetown resident, dies in Junction City.
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Junction City
wi'Peck
Thin Alte
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