Topeka Indoor Football Offers New Elite Game
A historic indoor football experiment in Topeka features a Western champion team, claiming danger is eliminated and promising a brisk game. Players from Topeka and Kansas rivals compete to showcase a compact, gymnasium style sport with five man squads and two quarters.
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Topeka
Banket
Dali
Amen Sulmmidt
Kansas University
Ecu de Plist
Gymnasham
Ebe
Tito
Mone
Liereuwer
Kan
Gmnasium
Lawrence
BLO
Wien
Tupeks
Anit Re.siliel
Tipeks Fiestora
Hankel
Masel Institute - Havion
Tolane
Haskell! Institute Lte
Lagerenioe
Siogaht
Velvk
Boride
Odsul Uiend
Huckvll Institute
State secretary report notes material progress in YMCA work
The report outlines advances in the YMCA movement across Kansas with new rooms, a building program in Ark City and Coffeyville, and ongoing fundraising. It mentions a dedication planned for New Year’s Day and a public meeting where funds rose to support construction, with attendance from Governor Stanley and other officials.
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Baird
Lawrence
Ottawa
Arkaiaca City Association
Stanley
Hughout McClure
John Coldwell
Topeka
Geo. TD
McDill
International Committee
Rome
Leavenworth
Coffeyville
MixsuGrk Pacfic Railway Company
Helen Gould
Kansas
NW. Miller
Argentise
Biden
Haseen
Mehler
Cleburn
Texas
FE. W. Stevens
Elwood
Ind
Wichta
Chas, Hesiner
U.S. W
Fort Scott
Clarence Gould
J. B. Smith
Norman G. Lennington
Lennindten
McPherson College
Fronson
Lindsbor
Salina
Union
Gove
Leavin Ipa
Keguered
Snake's Long Fast Breaks Records at Philadelphia
Lat Tosca the Indian cobra has reportedly broken fasting records by not eating for 22 months. Scientists and pharmaceutical researchers sought samples, but the snake shows no hunger, surviving without food while being observed. La Trace, the sole American specimen, measures 14.4 feet and may die if not induced to eat.
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Philadelphia
Ter
Borneo
Java
East Indies
la Trace
America
Fora Et Animalife
la Tosca
Topeka State Journal Oddities and Scientific Notes
A mix of sports chatter and curiosities reports a Topeka game described with bruising action and standout players, followed by science notes on venomous fangs and a dramatic elephant sneeze at the Baltimore Zoo. The column mentions Beal, Griggs, Kitchen, and Wierming among others, plus nerve-wracking animal antics and a public notice about subscriptions.
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Strane
Topeka
A. Griggs
Carter Ian Ussto
Crome Makin Foulk
Maite
Bia
Mus
Hom We Ik
Kitchen
Ani Wierming
Massey the Baby Obsessed Bachelor Turned Homebody
Arthur Massey, once famed as a bachelor and horse owner, is now tied to home life in Kansas as he tends racing stables and returns each night to his baby. The column then wanders through various rural anecdotes, including a Denver trip mishap, a barn fire tale with a mother hen and eggs, a comic tale about Mickey the “black sheep,” a sulfur-filled jail scene, and a loyal pigeon at a clothing store.
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Arthur Massey
Kansas
Denver
Pullman
Massey
Topeka
Topekt
D. J
Bob
Millions Given Away Dr King's Cure Claim Promises
The piece touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as generously distributing millions of trial bottles. It asserts cures for pneumonia bronchitis la grippe and throat chest diseases with a guarantee on every bottle and notes public gratification about the supposed generosity.
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King
Rock Island Route Wichita and Return Ticket Sale
Tickets for a Wichita round trip on the Rock Island Route are priced at $4.62 with sales on April 23 and 24. Final return limit is April 26. The Gate Post is coming.
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Wichita
Plough Goes Aboard With Yeomanry for War Service
A humorous scene at Albert Docks as a yeomanry contingent prepares to embark for South Arto. One rider arrives with a plough, begging to bring his farming tool along. After realizing the cart was overloaded, the officer finally allows the plough to be stowed aboard, imagining the farmer’s future in the empire.
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London Telegraph
Albert Docks
South Arto
Vaal
Electric Bitters touted for stomach liver nerves vigor
An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure all boosting digestion liver and bowels, purifying blood and strengthening nerves. It claims to renew energy in run down men and promotes sale by A T. Waggoner at 7n Kansas Avenue. The fragment includes a child’s question about apples and a mock dialogue.
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A T. Waggoner
Grugetet
Kansas Avenue
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in Wisconsin Wife
A Wisconsin resident recounts a three year rheumatism attack that left his wife bedridden and unable to walk. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm purchased for fifty cents and following directions, she awoke the next morning able to walk without assistance. The account notes rapid improvement with swollen limbs returning to normal. Sold by all druggists.
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Kenna
Jackson Co
Maddow
Chamberlai
Tn Wan Mana
Idina
A.B. Parsons
All Druegivi
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