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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
7
The article asserts rheumatic pains arise from weakened digestion and nervous exhaustion. It links a weakened stomach to reduced nourishment, overworked nerves, and susceptibility to colds, urging restoration of nervous forces and vitality to quickly improve rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica.
Reports say rich placer diggings on Santa Creek attract prospectors twenty five miles west of Tolobo. Many leave Tolobo for Poca on staking rush. crude workings yield small returns while claims along Bisco dissect show limited gains.
Fragmented OCR text suggests attempts to consolidate Hig concerns of the country through industry and political actions. Notable engagement centers on appointing Stuart Rebean and Crawford’s managerial moves amid theatrical and public interest.
The text appears as a garbled late 19th or early 20th century news fragment with partial phrases about returning from the Orient, references to Ammons, Cage, Bullion, and Swellenieg. The readable portions suggest travel or cargo notes and a casual remark about hearing a certain Satie. Details are unclear due to corruption.
A bizarre notice announces an upcoming lecture by Erneat Seton Thompaon tomorrow afternoon at 4 3 and 5 oclock. The committee claims this event will be the greatest ever presented to the parish audience. Details about venue and payment are unclear amid garbled text.
A weak opening act at Crawford theater titled The Land of the Living drew mixed reviews. Performers including Mire Nation and Wm Heer faced criticism for staging while Kate Arkwright and others were noted for moderate readings. Morley missed several weeks due to illness but returns tonight as the company continues the engagement with matinees and evening shows.
In federal court this morning Jaige Hook reports on the Perey case from Silver Lake. Joseph Perey, a French national aged about 66, was indicted by a federal grand jury for operating a distillery at his home without a government license. The United States District Attorney Joe Lembert led the prosecution, alleging Perey used pulp refuse to produce alcohol. The courtroom scene drew attention from Shawnee County residents as the long dispute concluded with Perey’s release.
Fragmented item notes waterlogged collars in Potwin. Mentions posts, pension actions, a federal court proceeding, and city officials. References to local elections, a gate house, and a police incident. Keeps tone of brief, community update with scattered names and places.
A fragment filled page itemizes Wanted notices for male helpers and volunteers for military service. It mentions addresses in Topeka and St Louis, along with general calls for able bodied men, and includes brief classified lines for sale and lost items among the jumble of early 20th century notices. It references Hawaiian applications and political notes about income taxes, land taxes, and party politics in Honolulu and Bangalore, plus maritime delays and Chinese consul proclamations.
The three newly elected council members assumed office last night. W S Bergundthal of the First ward, Joseph Grinter of the Leon ward, and H S Nichols of the Third ward were introduced and noted for their ties to local business and civic groups. Bergundthal runs a real estate office and is connected with J Thesis Lumber. Grinter, a Democrat, has championed the Santa Fe shop extension and served as a Commercial Club director. Nichols, long involved in local commerce, has held leadership roles and community posts.
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