Pocketbook found tied to a missing woman case
A pocketbook linked to a missing woman named Mrs. Lynde prompted police to investigate. The article notes her husband Charles Lynde, her last seen location in an apartment, and her unexplained disappearance after leaving Tuesday evening May 10. Investigators said the pocketbook was found on a deck and money remained unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sra
Terry
Charles Lynde
Ana Crise
Canis Oon
Atptr & Hireubers
Wear
Tee
Ex Gov Stanley Busy on Defence Funds Case
The report notes ex governor Stanley and Stanley M appear in Wichita as the third party in a disputed funds matter. Ox the pluewlenting the tree moter details are given with focus on the fall amount and defence arguments. The court’s instruction and the jury’s deliberations are mentioned amid tribute to a mother figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Apel
John C. Marsta
Stork Faluyd
Jama Avity
Ie Tly
Ue Mary
FL Brooke
Stanley Tose
Fragmentary Bible Study Note
Fragments describe a study of biblical texts with unclear references and names. The readable portion mentions a person and uncertain phrases, suggesting a notebook or shorthand entry rather than a full report or event. The passage lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to confirm context.
Will Be Shown at St Logis Plumbars
The note mentions a showing at St Logis Plumbars with a price or schedule tied to a mate and a simple tidbit, referencing a Smithsonian mutita in a fragmented OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Logis
Neofet
Ae ‘A
Te Mates
Ie Smithsonian Mutita
Unclear Text About Solar Instrument Arrival in St Louis
Fragmentary note indicates a device from Washington sent to St Louis for study of solar phenomena. It mentions a prominent instrument and its anticipated use in solar research, though details are incomplete and names are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
St Louis
British reverses to Burma magnify new leadership line
In brief dispatches from Ader Arabia dated April 3 the recent British reverses to Burma are noted. The article mentions a figure connected to Brigadier General Manning as a potential ancestor or predecessor and discusses the leadership at the expedition’s helm. It voices concern over possible stalemate and suggests the overall force under General Manning may stay in position through the hot season, delaying offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ader Arabia
Burma- Umend
Adrton
Manning
Beadt
Minstrel Show Promises New Acts At Grand Opera House
Al G Field presents a large minstrel bill at the Grand Opera House Lonisht featuring nine new acts including a trust question monologue by Field. The program includes Music Migninis in a barber shop routine and a novelty act by Kusatuare. The show touts new costumes, strong acts, and a dramatic opening with local and visiting performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Field
Ager Isutint
Lonisht
Topeia
Mr. Field
Kansas Sugar and Irrigation Plans Grow in Garden City
J L Diesem of Garden City brings Kansas beet sugar to Topeka and discusses a shift to over 800 acres of beets this year. He outlines an underground siphon irrigation plan for the Garcety district, detailing a large scale water supply system and economic potential for Kansas sugar production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Diesem
Garden City
Kansas
Roosevelt
Bailey
L. Diesem
Garden Cry
Topeka
Baley
St Tauin Tadily
Diesem
State Journal
Aa Ford
Coln
Kanaan
Nice
Dire Dieser
Kemmney
Pinner
Neill de Gouble
Dieewmn
Arkansas
Dieserte
Mr. Pieseta
Cieet
Dieser
Mycena
Kinney
Cours
Local notices and cheerful filler from Topeka era
Fragmentary summaries recount community happenings in Topeka with references to W. Robinson in Kansas City, theatre promotions for Al G. Field, upcoming state Sunday School convention, and local civic notes. Mentions include public meetings, jury work, preparations for President Roosevelt visit, and weather-driven comments about winter and divine prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Robinson
Kansas City
Lee Jones
Fightlg
Uiney
Berves
Wibb Bertram
Oberlin
Topeth
Oider’ Smith
Business Women’s Club
Hutchinsey
Wismaot
al G. Pieid
Jolly Rovers
Crawford Fridig
Arkalsas City
Parbturet-Dayie Company
Toormka
Jolly Rovern
Crawford
Armus
Rooseveit
Martie Bay
Dewey and Ware
SC. Coblents
Dayton
Chile
Mixstone
United Jyetheen
United States Court
Mone Homme
Hunetaka Cronman
W. le Gordie
Orarke
Ananias Club
Venteti
W HL Wilson
Board of Education
Washington
General Sherman
Baleieh
N. C
Joe Johinston
Ladies Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Iby
Wate
Schuilttendorf
Reber Nataet Yak
Anita Vine
Lawrence Weatening
Tet Giais University
Woking
Dights
Harrison Pater
C.H. Lane
Tordd
Perias
Bremen
Don’t Poison Baby Castoria Warning Forty Years Ago
A public health warning recalls that many mothers once used paregoric laudanum and morphine to sedate infants. Narcotics can cause death or lifelong harm. drugs are often mislabeled as drops cordials or soothing syrups. Castoria is claimed to contain no narcotics if it bears Charles H. Fletcher’s signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Chas
H. Fletcher
W. Dinsdale
Faanilion
Alexander BE. Simit Clavel
Ohio
J. R Alexander
Omaha
Neb Cave
J. A. B McClatlan
Priffato
J. W. Allen
St Mo
CH. Gudaen
Bt. Pact
Minn
Axnarien
HD. Benner
Philidelphia
Ann Gale
Dr. Z. As
Boarman
Kansas Cty
Prooklen
Mts Mayer
Howard James
New York City
France
America
Absinthe debate follows plant strike amid Chicago unrest
Report from Chicago details a dawn confrontation at the Deering harvest works as workers faced a striker delegation and left to join the work stoppage. The piece then shifts to a broader warning about absinthe, its proliferation in America, its alleged health dangers, and calls for national resistance to its manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deering Harvertsr
Hiduris
Bringiié
Interns
Signal Company
Macarmet Ad Do
McCormick
Super. Intendent
Absinthe Made Here Growing of Wormwood in Wisconsin
Washington reports on wormwood cultivation for absinthe production in Wisconsin. Growers shift from broadcast sowing to row planting, aiming to extract oil after June cutting. Distillation yields a distillate commanding high prices abroad, with noted intoxicating effects and potential harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Washington
France
Agriculture Department
Alant
Dragged Car and Teeth Attack in Broadway Incident
New York April 9 Olis Peterson physical director of the Danish Ala tetlechi Brooklyn restrained after attempting to drag a Broadway cat from Twenty third street toward Tendertoin station. A strong man punched and struck a cloain tris fender and fled as a police officer intervened. Passengers aboard observed the struggle and the suspect left the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
New York
Olis Peterson
Alatetlechi
Broklyn
Tendertoin
Peterson
Twenty-third Street
Cuthears Remedies touted for skin and blood purifying powers
Mrs G Smith of 2400 Cantiantax reports using Cuthears Recruites as infnilitine by sipping Hesolvens four times daily. Within a week her face improved and remained clear. The advertisement extols purity sweetness safety and economy as standard cures.
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Cuthears
G. Smith
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Seliann Specheltten
Boston
Sallentia
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Turkey
Kansas Sugar
Sunny Jim
Randy Coders
Grover
Kas
Tag Ears
Nisi
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Mick
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