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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1904
Page
6
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a miracle restorer for nervous fatigue and poor digestion. It features a testimonial from a Springfield woman praising improved appetite, sleep, and vigor after using the product, and presents claims of curing underlying causes of pain by strengthening the nerves and blood.
Go to your Druggist TODAY and get one bottle of Paine's Celery Compound to see how different it will make you feel. This advertisement urges readers to purchase immediately to experience a noticeable improvement in well being.
At the State House a farewell reception for retiring Superintendent of Schools William Davidean is planned in the governor's rooms Friday evening. Attending are Governor Ballard, Justice Johnston, Mayor Bergandthal, and many education leaders and club members acting as ushers and hosts.
Fragmented OCR reading mentions Burns Ur Berein and farms with phrases about butlers and halls. Specific names, dates, places or outcomes are unreadable. no coherent event emerges.
Teb Gerow director of the state employment bureau reports from 3 counties and others on wheat crop conditions. He sent surveys to grain dealers to estimate harvest labor needs and crop outlook across counties including Burton Presland Dickinson Eliis Ellsworth Graham Harper Mitchell McPherson Lyon Sumner Saline Mauch Stuffer Thomas Cowier Lincoln Marshall Jewell and Washington with notes on acreage present condition and prospects.
Invitations go out for the Gunther McCintock wedding at the Gunther home on Western Avenue. Miss Gunther's attendants include Marcia Spivey and Sue Herbst with Edith Crawford of St Louis as ribbon bearer. Ushers include Scott Lord and George Myr as the wedding party gathers amid social events and multiple hosts planning gatherings leading to the ceremony. Local society figures, clubs and guests from Chicago to Topeka participate in preparations and Easter decorations.
North Topeka column notes visitors and moves including John Sceaks from Meriden and Marion Kimes family moving to Monite street. Local residents visit Hawkin's wallpaper shop on Kansas Avenue and Mrs Joseph's address. Mr J Hening heads to Proris Illinois on business. Samuel Wilcox family plans Seattle move. Community events include a New England tea at Van Buren Street and many smaller household relocations throughout Topeka.
An account notes the Bates joint raid with the Journal’s description referenced as tight. McRivor’s face was jeoparded by the scene while claims of a white cloth box were disputed as fabricated. The scene near the store shows a chest against the wall and items including beer and whisky, with plans for further raids on the Joite in coming days.
A ten car Pullman exhibition train built by the company left Chicago for St Louis today over the Illinois Central line. The cars are described as the finest ever made and will be shown at the Louisiana Purchase exposition. The train includes private, buffet, tourist sleeper, chair car, day coach, experimental sleeper, parlor car, and ordinary cars.
Fragmented text references tin, wood work, Wemish calendar events, German exports, and a mention of the United Beater and Surbiton. Lacks clear facts, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
Fragmentary text depicts Japanese cadets in an elite corps linked to the Mikado's circle, mentioning a French consulate room and a sum of 5008.79 in unclear accounting. The garbled lines reference uniforms, guards, and a striking image of disrupted printing, with vague biographical and financial elements.
Judge Pollock said no decision today in the injunction case involving D Anthony Jr and state officials Burrow and West. A later ruling was expected next week with a written opinion.
A dramatic advertisement extols S S S as a cure for Contagious Blood Poison also called the serpent. It warns of symptoms including sores rash and hair loss and asserts mercury treatments fail while S S S purifies the blood and boosts health. The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta promotes a $1,000 guarantee and offers free medical advice and a home-treatment book. Greensburg Pa testimony dated June 14 1902 supports the cure claim.
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