Golden Medical Discovery advertised as health remedy claims
Anarchic ad text extols Dr Pierce remedies for blood and digestion, praising Golden Medical Discovery and other products. Personal testimonials from Mrs Geo W Iney and Mrs Jennie Smith claim dramatic health improvements after using the medicines, with reference to letters and advice from Dr Pierce. Address for Common Sense Medical Adviser offered with a free or paid booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, W. Iney
Chestnut Street
Lebanon
Ius
Jennie Smith
Pinestove
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Golden
Jo Gr Aimape
R. V. Pieres
Buffalo, WY
City Charities May Unite For Free Hospital Plan
Associated Charities and Social Settlement in Topeka contemplate a union to create a city hospital with beds and nurse care. A merged board of about 15 directors would run the combined charity with aim to provide clean sleeping rooms for vagrants and emergency care, improving local welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities and Social Settlement Organization
Social Settlement
Tme
Kansas Avenue
Fourth Street
Jackson Streets
Topeka
Associated Charites
Bath
Salvation Artes
Askovicited Charities
Carrie Nation
Associated Charities
South Kansas Avenue
Fourth
Lkely
Topeka Boxer Hob Erns Fights Williams After Injury Pause
Topeka man Hob Erns boxed Williams at Lenor Athletic Club after an injury sidelined Harry Poly versus Jack Wiltinr Adlapatch. The bout featured Erns in a tough, well contested display against a seasoned opponent, with both fighters known from Topeka and prior T AAA competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Kerns
Jack Wiltinr
Jphiladelphia
Cincinnati
Williams
W C T U MEETING SCHEDULE AND NOTES
A historical W C T U gathering outline lists sessions, devotional periods, reports, and committee updates. It notes speakers Miss O B Bray, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Park, and Mrs. Bunker with activities including Children’s Hour and illustrated table. Evening program features scripture reading, a male quartet, and brief addresses by Rev Crites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M ‘S
Irs
Moore
O. B. Bray
Bennett
Stafford
Clara Park
Uae
Sreston
Bunker
Don
Gilmore
W. Ct
Lee Monroe
Mira Reiniger
Blale Bolo
Tryon
Crites
Woman Discovers Bible Worth More Than Book Price
Mrs John T Foreman of Penturwnship bought a Bible at a public sale for 27 cents and found a 2100 dollar note hidden between its tires. The sale was conducted by Jared B Wildisix, near Banover, Pennsylvania, and the discovery astonished the buyer as she read the old note's currency in the worn volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banover
John T Foreman
Penturwnship
Jared B. Wildisix
Electric Lineman Survives 70 000 Volt Shock in Fall
Hinrry Biven an electric lineman from Galesburg Michigan survived a 70 000 volt electric shock after two separate currents of 45 000 and 25 000 volts knocked him forty feet to the ground. He had been in Kalwas six weeks and faces recovery with only two toes permanently injured. The current melted the rubber boot salve, marking the episode as one of the most remarkable recoveries on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinaman
Galesburg
Mich
Hinrry Biven
Kalwas
Widow Prey to Rats in Rockhill Towns UI
An elderly Irish immigrant widow, Mrs William Dowiet, living in Rockhill Township, Wis, suffers extreme neglect and alleged rat infestation. After years of wandering between homes and shelters, her condition worsened last winter. Local men investigated and found her bedraggled state and emaciation, with reported rat bites on her body. She was then removed to a county home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
William Dowiett
Rockhill Towsouth
Wis
Baska
Harman Yerkes
Phiadelphia
Rockhill
Mamion Hlemee Ev
Suor
A Dandy for Burns
Bergin praises Bollards Seow Litkwentsabmage as a safe choice for Burns. He notes its reliability and protection for residents in a building, highlighting reduced accidents and improved safety for occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergin Pans
Burma
Beggar Invents Device to Protect Third Rail
New York April 27. Alexander McKenzie, a one legged beggar and former electrical engineer, is believed to have invented a device for protecting the third rail on elevated tracks. A $100,000 prize offer by BrysepHrovats company is at stake as patent work proceeds in Washington. McKenzie, long a familiar figure on Sixth Avenue elevated stations, is in charity hands for support while his invention is reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander McKenkie
BrysepHrovats Company
McKengee
Washington
McKenzie
Sixth Avenue
Fuchia
McKenele
Wichita Society Notes Bring Guests To Carnegie Club
Mrs. Arthur Capper and Mrs. George Crawford host a Tyler Street gathering today for Myrtle Fence Romes wedding plans with A. C. chub. Local clubs, dinners, and flower parade preparations fill the social scene as Miss Carmen Ryan and Miss Hazel Passler receive honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lacey
Steen
A. C. Chub
Mire
Myrtle
Har Club
Lacey
George Engle
J. E. Barber
Marguerite Wiggin
Te Frea Scott
Eleanor Thompson
Mise
Mise Passside Prescott
Local Notices and Academic Events At Lecompton and Chicago
J M Ramedall hosts a talk on Phys i Culture for Mother and Child by Im Donathitt. Catherine Graves soprano with Grace Beard accompanist rehearses at Lecompton. Mr and Mrs Davies of 625 Harrison tract attend. Beiping Honda event with Mrs J B Clauser at 693 Hunteen Street Friday. Mr S H Cromina Penatence St Louis and Mr and Mrs J T McParland depart Friday for a California trip. Dubreuil family in Chicago with Mrs Da beeull and Mrs W T. High school subscription dance set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ramedall
Im Donathitt
Catherine Graves
St Waah‘burn College
Grace Beard
Lecompton
Joseph M
Ittle Sary Joe
Chicago
EM. Davies
Harrison
Beiping Honda
J. BR. Clauser
Hunteen Street
H. Cromina
Police Notes From vacant streets raid on Lachem livery
Police raided the Lachem livery barn on Nay street arresting a bartender Use Hicker after officers White and Bandy saw beer and whisky being served then broke in. Mrs Martina Bailey at 1400 Quincy street arrested on nuisance charge after a jug of whisky found in her home. Several other joints visited but closed. Dan Finney fined 50 and 50 days for hop tea nuisance. Pinney and associates linked to selling at 218 East Fourth street. Dockhorn of the Opera House found guilty of prohibited liquor violation, fined 160 and 20 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jy Nay Street
Inster
Onears
Hicker
Martina Bailey
Quincy Street
Dan Finney
James
East Fourth Street
Dockhorn
Serit Darby
C Caldwell
Negro. Caest
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Klay
Pierre de Test
Associated Charities and Social Settlement Talk Coalition
Ontif
Ceene
Eith
Fupexa
T. A.A
Shawnee County Temperance Workers
WIM
Priday
Orrine
Hrickenness
Orrine Co, Inc
Washington, D.C
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
Kas
Beggar
Lasard Freren Today
Odociety Ciety
Arthur Capper
George Crawford
Tyler
Lomus Iy
Denver
Colorado
Mra
Elliott Wi Poterinin
Ea Rae
Mfrs. L
Janelle Rota
Thir Weelk
Sm . Dorr Norton
Kanaanene
Miss Haze
Passler
Carmen Ryan
Williamsport
Jos. M. McParland
Ae Mevenenes
Les Monroe
A. A. Hurd
and Airs
T. J Dewey
John R. Mulgane
Enchantress Carnations
Kansas City
Yusiling
Emine King
Les Frances Solomon
Atchison
Mary Johnston
Lawrence
Hazel Fuesler
J. B. Hayden
California
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Sue Gay
Hiexl Faasier
Janette Lord
Helen Smith
Marjorie Wheeler
Eleanor Wheeler
Ed _ Me Bride
Tomsing
Hammalt
Brlt Walker
John V. Rocehars
John Waters
David V
Eighth Avenue West
Frank Scott Davis
Bir
Thomas Dick Aides
Clarence Bowman
Albert Patten
Aire
John Norton
Walter Smith
C. L. Seagraves
Saturn
Baker
Exarmett
Park H. Warner
Alas
Nellie Cooper
Ranhes City
Countermine
Lindsey
Harrisam Street
Col. Warner
Chamfer
Vespuccian Club
Mra C
Quincy
Froebel Mothers Union
DB. J. Greenswald
Toowie Avenue
Sweet Bargains
Moses
Kansas
Kirk
Kan
Sas Ave
Nue
Phillips
J. W. Phillips
West Eight Street
Miasseri
Lsborers
Marwel
Opera House
Gnn
Garemurt Tathy
Maxwell
Spokane
Wash
Butte
Martin
Oregon
Montana
Nevada
Utah
Jt Galck
F. A. Lewis
Nctivenet
Pia
Lee Pedke
Pritssure
These
Mimcourt Pacific
Cardus
Cardui
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