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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
6
Advertisements praise Munyon's Paw-Paw as the greatest medical discovery of the age. Druggists and customers report universal satisfaction, with multiple testimonials from A T Waggoner and Miller's Pharmacy praising its digestive and tonic effects and rapid demand.
An old newspaper snippet touts Paw Paw medicine from The Gatlin Drug Co Distributors Topeka claiming high customer satisfaction and widespread favorable reports with promises of continued shipments and rapid sales growth across the country.
An old North Topeka notice endorses Munyon Paw-Paw medicinal products. The text promotes remedies for various ailments, claims quick relief, and lists retailers and dosing ideas, reflecting period drug advertisement language and limited legible details.
The Belgo American Trust has secured oil lands and potential wells in Cheyenne Wyoming. The deal outlines purchase and lease terms for the Ullase property and related Penneytwarrte oil assets, signaling consolidation in regional energy holdings.
A crowded page recalls a new afternoon bridge club for society women with participation from the Bowling club and city figures. It covers the Bowling club’s Tuesday supper at Miss Helen Thompson’s home on Harrison Street, a December City Federation of Clubs meeting with speakers on club women’s duties and parliamentary law, and a detailed report on a Ladies Music Club concert with performers such as Miss Emilie King, Mrs. J. W. Gothe, and Mrs. Charles Gleed.
Local society notes list numerous residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broad Smith and Miss Helen Smith back from Chicago, Miss Meryl Parks and Miss Laura Southwick from Belvit, and Dr Frances Woods of Kingman slated to lecture on the Biicrabe of Injustice at the Baptlet tabernacle tonight. Others travel to Kansas City, Osawatomie, and New Mexico with reports of lectures, visits, and gatherings.
Kiev reports say the university fete will stay closed until January 3 due to renewed student unrest. 29 students arrested after disturbances near Keift, Odessa, Kazan and Tomek as authorities struggle to regain control.
A Virginia clergyman's wife shares a testimonial about coffee harming her health for six years. After switching to Postum, headaches vanish, energy returns, and weight climbs from 112 to 147 pounds. She credits Postum with restoring health for herself husband and their two year old daughter, urging others to try it.
Ottawa dispatch reports a major fire destroying a historic eastern city building used by a major university. Insurance stands at 200000 with damage estimates up to 800000. rebuilding will take years. About 450 students, many from the United States, faced evacuations and injuries.
New York scene erupts with frenzied trading as brokers fight to buy and sell after the census bureau releases the 1993 output data. March 16 near the top at 1197, December around 11.63, January 11.80, May 11.04. Liverpool and New Orleans join the rally as demand remains fierce. Washington census data show 1993 total commercial bales and island crops with 29,569 gins operating by Nov 1.
Siren filled night as officers question cash bonds and detain suspects. Sheasley posted cash and went home after delays while raids focus on Nick Lonergat and Hee Adams joints. Officers raid multiple locations but find only minor arrests and exemptions.
The New Crawford presents Uncle Tom's Cabin tonight under Eon Washburn with Fred Bennett as Uncle Tom, noted as America's famed impersonator. Hoyt's A Bunch of Keys follows Saturday with Acme quartet as social feature. The Irish Pawn Brokers will close the week. December 11 marks Nis, Wigks or the Cabbage Patch on the schedule.
Actress brings scenery and furniture for Polly Primrose show to be presented Saturday with matinee and evening performances on December 13 at Crawford theater. Meanwhile, heirs of Mary J. Oliver argue over a deed transferring property to Mary Aberdive, the minister’s daughter, amid missing bank books and funds in Oliver’s Harlem home.
Foreign Minister Espeilie arrived from Colon with the canal treaty. The document, sealed and presented at the government palace, will be signed by the junta and likely forwarded to Washington via Admiral Walker. The English copy bears a single official seal and the names of ministers and junta members present.
Frank McClain, a painter who fled Atchison after forging checks totaling 307, was tracked to Burlingame and then to Valley Falls where he was arrested. Authorities traced his route from Atchison to Hurlingneny, Kenya, and notified Burlingame officials, who aided in the capture.
Burlingame authorities plan to prosecute Mime in a case likely to involve fraud or forgery. Chief Sullivan was notified to obtain a warrant and readiness to summon Se Chun for questioning.
William T. Reed announces the launch of A Unique newspaper on January 4 to be named The Daily Paper. The issue plans to cover society and domestic life with little politics. A London death and several other brief items appear amid the publication's notes and expenses and store events.
Readable lines describe a May CA event with Wilkins and Wilkinson high scores, Henderson and Booth strong, Pyles and Kileste figures, and overall averages in a lopsided match. The report highlights Vin Kriehts and several players, noting averages and early game momentum.
Letter from Mr Williams refutes a claim about Mrs Pough and a vestry election report. Notes that a reader circulated the report and asserts accuracy concerns. Also reports Marquette Michigan Dec 2 wage reductions at Shore engine works and nine hour days with pay cuts.
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