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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
16
A historical testimonial ad claims Paine's Celery Compound cured a South Carolina man after years of illness and failed medicines. It asserts endorsements by leading physicians and highlights dramatic recovery within weeks, urging others to try the remedy.
Memorial Day events will be elaborate with Congressman Curtis speaking Friday. Five drum corps and several bands will lead a large parade through Topeka, followed by services at Memorial Park and ceremonies at Topeka Cemetery. Committees seek merchants' donations to cover costs and coordinate citywide participation.
Scattered OCR text outlines a Royal Arch anniversary gathering at a church near Third and Lake, with references to several named attendees and events. It also lists church services and times across multiple days, including 2 pm and evening sessions, with mentions of organizers and locations in a local area.
Local church notices list regular Sabbath services at multiple congregations including Fourth and Berner streets and Culley Avenue. Anniversaries, prayer meetings, and choir events are scheduled with pastors named such as W. J. Platfield and Rev. White. Sunday school plans, evening meetings, and special subjects like Piet history are highlighted across churches in the district.
A garbled reminiscence clumps a Rome incident with sensational claims, contrasting a mysterious statesman speech with a stray testimonial about kidney remedies. The text hints at medical ads, misused quotes, and a Dean's Kidney Pills plug claiming cure.
The article notes an evening service at Bavtivt church with Rev F W Cranwell and Rev D D Cranmen. It mentions illness of a local pastor, a 3 pm event, and a man fined $2.50 in Sanco case. judge justification cited.
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