Keeley Institute Praised by Former Patient
A testimonial from a former Keeley Institute patient in Kansas lauds the program and staff. He reports relief from liquor craving after a few days of treatment, praises the management of Mr. W Whrebeworth and physician Hamilton, and notes he remains cured and grateful for the institute’s care.
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Topkea
Kan
Keeley Institute
Tao
Keeley
Timimrrow
Institute
W. Whrebeworth
Beaver
Hamilton
SAM JONES ON BISHOPS AND ELECTION TERMS
Virginia report notes Rev Sam Jones criticizing Methodist church governance. He argues bishops should serve four years with eligibility for re election, claim to police church maladminis tration, and view bishops as officers subject to critique. Mentions Dr Price’s Baking Powder ad as legitimate product praise amid coverage.
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Rieumonp
Sai Jones
Fener
Mrs Vanderbilt warned by anonymous letter
An anonymous letter to Mrs. Vanderbilt warns that helping 400 newsboys at Newport on Thanksgiving will breed rebellion and threaten her safety. The note predicts the boys will grow into deterers and threaten her. Also referenced are strange ads for hair restoration and Furman’s goods.
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Newroxs
W. Vanderbilt
Vandertilt
Newport
Depew Speaks On Liquor Intemperance And Reform
The article reports on Senator Chauncey Depew addressing temperance concerns in New York, arguing public opposition to liquor restriction laws focuses on drunkenness as a disease and urging reform. It highlights his praise for Christian work reclaiming drinkers and notes commercial appeals by alcohol sellers. It also mentions a related note about baking powder marketing.
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New York
Chauvery M. Depew
Lone Wanderer’s Tears and a Strange Grave Plan
A lone man confronts hardship and moral struggle in a Cherokee Strip town tale. He seeks a lover’s consent to a symbolic grave by a spreading oak, echoing rural sorrow and the call of a dignified death. The narrator reflects on human ingratitude, loneliness, and the weight of choosing fate over life.
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Ftinan
Thar
Puctier
Alcer
Trios
Teiba- Inshins
Tirmond
Oman
Evary
Telephone 102 A Remarkable Achievement In Mall Road Affair
A remarkable mall road affair highlights Telephone 102 as a significant achievement. Key figures and organizations are noted, with emphasis on the events shaping the outcome and the impact on the local community. The report outlines the sequence of actions and the resulting status.
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Telephone
Mallroad
Santa Fe Excursions for Homeseekers December 18
The Sante Fe will run Homeseekers' Excursions at one race plus $2 round trip. Tickets valid 20 days and void to specified western states. Fares 115 for the round trip on excursions within 200 miles. Tickets on sale December 24, 25 and 31, 1894 and January 1, 1895 good to January 2, 1895. Rock Island playing cards and Furman advertisements noted.
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Sante Fe
Colorado
Utah
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Santa FE
Rowmer Bros. City Agents & Cor
Kansas
Rock Island
Rana
Buckingham
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Joan Boro Thacher
Washington, D. C
Price Baking Powder Company
THE
Sam Jones
Pry
Beitele
W. R Kennedy
Furmen's
Depew
Acros
Atlantic
Oaturin
W. Power
Kowmenville
Canada
Mowmanvitle
Mr. Power
England
Gram
Deanet
Dominion
Vancouver
Uae
Kaneet Avenue
Furman
Purman
Jumpin
Joe
Gone
Chergkee
Seranger
Austin
Frith
Harlem
New York World
Forty-second Street
Ban
Serra
New York Elerald
Sammy Cine
Sabin
Calkins
Samson
London
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Helen
Tou
Boston Transcript
Jimmy
Cincinnati
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
An -Com’ Ing
Kas
Kansas Avenue
Topeka, Kansas
Bindey & Bannan
Jackson Street
Topeka
Hansan
W. M. Hord
G. W
Bustarss
Peego Weis
Fleischmann
Comp Youst
Geo. Yunggreen
NOH Topeka
Green & Kale
Berry Broa
Jonnaen & Adams
Cothisi & Co
Ask You In
Los Cerrillos
Beewasa
Crades
Pennsylvania
Sovrawestkes Post
Kucsas Avenue
Lake Shore
Kh. Wilber
Western
Furman's
Furman’s
X and Healy
E. B. Guild
Olof Ekberg
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