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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
16
The Royal Baking Powder firm cites forty years of scientific study in bread and cake raising both here and abroad. They assert a superior, pure product, commended by global authorities, offering healthful, wholesome foods for households and asserting no substitute for its quality.
Captain J F Sperry writes from Upneapots Kansas recounting his life from apprenticeship to enlistment, brutal campaigns, a burning of a bridge, and a front line memory. He reflects on his father’s alcohol use, his own stance against drunkenness, and urges state license removal to curb Liquor traffic.
An advertisement promotes Hyomel as the only natural method to cure catarrh by inhalation. It touts a $1 outfit including inhaler and Hyomel, a lifetime inhaler, and a pharmacist guarantee from W. Stansfield at 622 Kansas Avenue with a refund if not cured.
An advert promises refunds to any buyer of Hyore who states the treatment fails for catarrh. George W. Stanofield notes the guarantee, but warns the mint of the offer may be limited by Hyotte’s share. The text hints at questions if the remedy is not adopted for you.
An advert promises a guaranteed catarrh cure with Hyomel, claiming it kills microbes and germs. It describes a $1 complete kit including an inhaler bottle and dropper, with a refund for dissatisfied customers and a claim of relief from the first day.
A forest fire northeast of San Bernardino Culm caused massive destruction. Estimated loss ranges from four to six million dollars as flames ravaged the area including Fredalla Park, a summer resort near Brookings mill, burning cottages and vast stretches of timberland.
New York bakers William Cates & Sons assigned for the trust a rating between 75 000 and 125 000 to VanNorden Trust and James and Studeon Charkie. The move involves creditors and assets linked to the creators or patients mentioned in the record.
A Kansas City debate on labor and capital, delivered by Senator A Henley before the Saturday Night club in Lawrence, argues for fair wages, unions, and shared prosperity. It stresses labor's growing power, the need for wage justice, and calls for cooperation between workers and employers to prevent conflict and ensure national welfare.
Health claims tout Warner’s Safe Cure as a remedy for kidneys and liver ailments, describing symptoms like fatigue, sleep loss, nervousness, and backache. The text stresses that kidney and liver disorder disrupt overall health and urges use of the tonic as a restore and regenerator.
An 19th century ad extols Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy that purports to strengthen kidneys liver and blood while improving eyesight complexion and energy. It features testimonials from Albert Angle and Gardner Hostle praising its effects during change of life and promises gentle action without substitutions or imitators.
Volney W. Foster in Chicago proposes a presidential commission headed arbitration tribunal to settle all capital and labor disputes. The bill would set six members at 3606 dollars yearly, with the secretary of commerce and labor as ex officio chair. Headquarters in Washington. No strikes during investigation. parties to resume relations until a decision is issued.
A rapid-fire roundup notes incidents and events from multiple cities. Comal General Ramon Arias Ferand resigns as tensions rise in Puna while a Pacific Mall vessel clears for Panama. Fireman Thad A Neeley dies. Alderman William H Murphy and J Richter arrested on bribery claims in Milwaukee and New York respectively. Pulsifer, a Washington paperhanger seeking Roosevelt’s approval to paper the Senate chamber walls, ends up in Bellevue for observation. Factory fines and typhoid reports surface in Newcastle and New York hosts an attaché to London. A bank robbery in Ente captures attention, and Miss Minnie Ashe Tey wed ex-Congressman Astor Chanler in New York.
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