Peruna praised by suffering women in letters
Dr Hartman’s free treatment for chronic catarrh is credited with restoring many discouraged patients. Sample letters describe relief from leucorrhea, womb inflammation, backache, headaches, and debility after using Peruna. Other testimonials claim nerves stabilized and health restored, urging others to seek the remedy. The call invites more grateful patients to publish experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Augusta Boettcher
Emerald Ave
Mary Ratz
New York
Mary Rats
Brooklyn
N. Y
Seventh Avenue
Louise Eres
Second St
Ufe
Peruna
Louise
Bertlel
B. Hartman
Collin T His
Ohio
Kansas Boy Scores Perfected X Ray Photography
A Concor dian boy, once a student of electrical science at the suite university, pursued experiments in electricity under Prof Blake. He later studied in New York where he reportedly perfected an X ray apparatus that reveals shadows on a sensitized surface but cannot precisely locate objects like a bullet in an arm. The device acts like a stereoscope, offering improved imaging though still lacking exact positional clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Caldwell
Concordian
Suite University
Prof
Blake
Prof. Blake
New York
New York Sun
Young Caldwell to Shine in Surgery Legacy
The article introduces Hagens W. Caldwell, son of W. W. Caldwell, a Concordia attorney. It notes high expectations for a new surgical apparatus and Caldwell’s promising start in the field, highlighting a busy early career path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagens W. Caldwell
W. W. Caldwell
Concordia
Fatal Gas Leak Suffocates Brooklyn Family
In Brooklyn a rubber tube released gas from a kitchen pipe at the home of Hes ter Plotkin a seamstress. The incident fatally suffocated Mr Plotkin 70 Mrs Plotkin 70 and their 12 year old daughter Rebecca Protkin. Also overcome were Morris Plotkin and Nathan Cohen who were hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hester Plotkin
Brooklyn
Elaborate Topeka reception with yellow green decor
Mrs Ki Anderson and Mrs W Poindexter hosted a lavish afternoon at Tyler street home. Steinberg's orchestra played as yellow and green lights and palms created a bright salon ambiance. Guests in orderly parlor and dining rooms enjoyed floral displays, Turkish corners, and a punch room. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Poindexter will host a second event Thursday with 660 invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
W. Poindexter
Tyler Street
Imil
Steinberg
Mildred Poindexter
Lois Cook
Mabel Andrews
Nadine Lytle
Mooriah Room
Elizabeth Gregory
Bliss Jenni Hagar
Alice Gregory
Anna Crane
Mra. Anderson
Mra. Poindexter
W. M. Gregory
A. Llewellyn
Sadie Stay
W. D. Gossett
Geo. Bailey
H. J. P. Hillyer
John Sargent
W. W. Cook
Fathew
W. Sohoch
Hint
Mra
Poindexter
Walter Cust
Potwin
Lotta Bower Grierson
Los Angeles
Oscar Wolf
Edith Gregory
Libbie Gregory
Misa Pearl McFarland
Augusta Craver
Fern Bunker
Emily al Aten
Sian Belle Allen
Cust
Grierson
Bore
Topeka Society Notes and Personal Mention
A long column of society brief items from Topeka lists visits from Mrs. W. R. Cowley of Columbus and other guests, engagements, and upcoming travels. Several local residents, including Miss Hessie Fietcher and Miss Clara Baughman, are noted with hosting duties, travel plans, and social gatherings at homes on Topeka avenues and Tyler street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Hudson's Hall
Gunead
Siegen Ventoe Whither
Ada Anderson
Mende— Young
Paul Smith
Agnes Pay Shreve
Annie
See Jeetylen Harris
Ae de Clercq
Marie Hanzo
Pulsyarner
Marie Wilson
B.C. Boren~ White
Jose-ane
Emenen
Lola En Sadie
Agnes Helmig
Sarah Anderson
Birdie Tee
Margaret Wilson
Messra
Beater Nelson
Charles Anderson
Ruesé Kincaid
Fr. A. Wardenburg
Frank Peak
Frank Robbins
Burly Miller
Harry T. Letty
Arthur In Hudeor
Joseph Aigner
DH Ofner
Jeustin
Goodrich
F. B. McNeil
Dwight T. Harris
Maurice GC. Todd
George Warren
W. H. McKirahan
Lew Vesper
Kansas City
B. Z. Payne
Louis
Jessie Payne
Frank Merriam
Alice
Merriam
Topeka
College Avenue
G. Warremer
New York City
W. A. L. Thompson
Eugene 3. Quinton
W. Blair
Hiram Dilson
W. R. Smith
Roy Thompson
Indian Territory
C. K Spoville
Seneca
Edwin Knowles
T. A. Ridings
Ridings
FL Wright
G. F. Speer
C. H. Danner
K. C.D. Speer
Felicity Club
Jedwin Lang
Tyler Street
J.C. Pellock
W. H. Newcomer
T. E. Ponds
A.W. Parks
A. A. Welshireh
St. Louis
Batuday
Weiskirch
Froebel League of American Mothers
Gregg
Polk Street
I. C. Deppe
Joe
St. J
S. Beard
Arthur
New York
W. G. MacClintock
Nttleson
Chicago
William Drescher
Baby
Leavenworth
West Sixth St
Bert Fessler
Indianapolts
True Economy baking powder claim in early ad
An advertisement argues that True Economy cost between alum baking powder and premium cream of tartar powder would not supply a family for a year. It proclaims Dr Price's as the standard cream of tartar baking powder making food delicious and healthful, while warning others as deleterious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Price
Topeka Snapshots show diverse local notes and updates
A collage of brief Topeka items covers town developments and events. It notes improvements to gutters and streets, a new Chinese restaurant on East Fifth Street, hospital patient counts, repairs to iron pipes, and ongoing legal and civic matters. It mentions railway president C Baker in Kansas City, theater and concert plans, and various public notices, with miscellaneous anecdotes from state offices and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Lake Tellh
Kansas City
Barry
Crawford
Supreme Court
Topeka
Rakridge Tribune
Bate
Grimes
Supreme Court For Heart
A .W. Dunn
Dover
State House
State Historical Society
Horton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Omaha
Quinton
W. H. Clark
Grant Smith
Ottawa
Shapter Ye
Rooney Toys
Christian Church
Ben Williams
Oakland
Hornet's Nest
Stanley
J. 8
Collins
George H. Putney
Geary County
Star
Hanover National Bank of New York
Natonal Bank of Burlingame
Lindell
Au Parintendant of Public Instruction
U. S. Banner
Vining
Kan
MfcCabe
Weet
A. J. Whitmore
Secretary of State
Kansan
Eighth Avenue
Anderson
Stocksmen’s Congress
Che- Cage
the Associaton
Ben Simpson
Paola
Republican Party
Kamas
Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Coburn
Minneapolis
Dent
A. Schmid
Alma
Hannah Schafer
Whittaker Bros
Parkhurst-Davis
Piret
Kannas Avenue
G. Haney
Ture
State Agricultural College
Land Department
Mexico
Agricultural College of
Ilinois
Kansas Agricultural College
Republic County
Police Jottings Three Arrests In Past Twenty Four Hours
In Topeka a trio face charges after recent police actions. Newell, a wagon and harness repairman, was arrested for receiving stolen property linked to a missing harness set belonging to George Butterly. Butterly had reported the loss and later found the items at Newell's shop. A license case against Crawford was dismissed after he paid back taxes. A transient hobo was detained during a brief stop en route west and held for questioning. The raft interior is being painted Nile green with ongoing efforts to barricade walls, leaving the area smelling of turpentine and minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Py. Newell
Ninth
Tenth
Kansas Avenue
Omcer Pavey
George Butterly
Newell
Butterly
Test of tontine plan and state regulation clash
A fragmented report on a tontine scheme tied to new building and loan associations facing state law challenges. It describes recent charters, a state banking regulator taking charge, and concerns about consumer protection while noting monthly contributions and promises of high returns amid caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uojust Hansan
Tae Busine
Pervision
Xtaty Bank E Deimissione Fio
Sania
Mitchell Named to Electric Plant Superintendency
Mayor Hughes says Porter M. Mitchell, current head trimmer at the city electric light plant, will be appointed superintendent if Munson resigns. The mayor notes Mitchell’s ground-up experience and nonpartisan stance, while rumors of political pressure and Munson’s supporters circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Mitehall
Munson
Mr. Munson
Mrr. Munson
Epensoe
Minos
Munson Bae
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NEW Crawford Theater
Walter Sanford
Sporting Life
Adeishh
London
Avadymg
McVicker'n
Eve Beecotierrassee
Xe Modjeska
James Sagenhals
Kemper
Spd Pany
Toontay
Mary
Eveciing
Dux
Brown
Kansas
Federation
Topeka Federation
Unity Church
Lakota Club
J.B Tewksbury
Fillmore #trent
Jacob Perry Tewksbury
Olivia Scott
Concord
N. H
Topekan
Clork Turkday
QS. Johnson
CR. Laws
J. P. Barnes
Ita Barnes
Gertrude Barnes
Mint Alice Smith
Mr. Tewksbury
Board of Railway Commissioners
Prisce
Missouri, Kansas & Northwestern
Columbus
Roacs
Rogers, Peet & Co
Underworld
P. H. Forbes
L. M. Crawford
Lcense
Mr. Crawford
New Building and Loan Associations
Star Grocery
Bast Oth Street
Cate
Exes, Per Deren
Thu. Santos Coffee
Hutahine
Rahelle City
Mitchell
Telle
Bicher
Werony
Aes
Lewis
Pdew
Prommsu
Tim Ton
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