Pills for Pale People credited with curing nerves and pain
Mrs Cotter recounts how Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People relieved her chronic ailments and restored health after years of suffering. Hartford resident Welly praises the remedy for neuropathy and heart symptoms, noting long term relief and ongoing use. Pills sold by dealers nationwide or by mail order with price details.
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Willige
Drg
Hartford
Corin
Cutter
Windsor Street
Williams
Sehenoctudy
Far Above Average Distressing Stomach Disenan
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical or health claim with odd phrasing and broken words. It mentions stomach issues and a tonic or nervine product, with scattered references to a masterly tone and South American origin. The readable portions imply a health remedy promotion without clear evidence.
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Remy
Cbs Swift
Nota Bees
Scott's Emulsion Cures Coughs by Replacing Inflammation
The ad claims coughs are only suppressed by some medicines while Scott's Emulsion thoroughly treats the throat and lungs. It asserts old and deep-rooted coughs can't be cured until inflamed tissue is replaced with healthy tissue, promising complete restoration of health.
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Scott
Comparing Heavy and Light Locomotives in Railroads
Edward Grafstrom surveys Illinois Central and Michigan Central tests of heavy versus light locomotives. He notes both studies aimed at economy and power, but each favored differing outcomes under its testing conditions and service demands. The piece argues that engine size alone does not dictate the best purchase choice for varied railroad needs.
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Edward Grafstrom
Bante Fe
Grafetrom
Grafetron Isaa
Michigan Central
Minos Central
Grafsstrom
20 Miles of Double Track on Santa Fe Rail Line
Plans for a Kansas City corridor link between the Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe include double tracking from Ble Blue Junction to Atherton and mutual use of tracks east of Kansas City. Construction is to begin within a month with winter weather permitting, as Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific push to connect routes and speed up traffic through the Usloy depot area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM Pacific
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Usloy
Missouri Pacific
Boonville
Atherton
W. B. Storey
Banta Fe
Topeka
Beabastian Gives Notice About Policy Change
The Rock Island Railroad plans to modify its stance on winter travel to Colorado and Utah resorts. John Sebastian, general passenger agent, said the company was content with current rates from last year and noted public interest in cheaper fares and the impact of those rates on travel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore
Istana
Colorado
Epis
Ube
Sehdeh
Chicago
Sebastian
Rock Island
Utah
Raton Rates Boost Tourist Trade and Local Interest
There was marked growth in travel and tourist activity this year at the region, with many visitors showing strong interest in local attractions. The influx of tourists lifted local spirits and created a sense of renewed enthusiasm among residents and businesses alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dines
Raton
Rail rivals bid for Mexican Central line expansion
The Mexican Central railway, extending from El Pat to the City of Mexico, attracts bids from Santa Fe and Rock Island. Rival plans aim to connect to Eagle Pass and the Mexican International line, with H. Clay Pierre of Prine presiding as the center discusses a possible Rock Island acquisition to outpace Santa Fe in the Southwest.
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Santa Fe
Rock Island Bald
Kansas City
Feb
Mexican Central Railway
el Pato
Tew
Clifs
Mexico
Rock Island Pallrouda
Aracecan Central Railway
Metico
Heck Island
St Louis
Rock Island
Banta Fe
Time card revisions prompt minor railway schedule tweaks
The office of General superintendent Reseguic of the Banta Pe reports a general revision of the time card with several small changes. Effects include adjustments to the line to Wellington and the segment between Sling and Abilene, plus brief tweaks on the big line. Train 202 from Carlabad to Kansas City gains time. arrival shifts to 6:26 with 20 minutes for the No 6 connection, and minor branch-line adjustments follow.
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Reseguic
Banta Pe
Triday
State Journal
Wellington
Sling
Abilene
Carlabad
N. M
Kansas City
Redah
Lome
WHY GOULD CAME WEST Consolidation Talks Hover Over Railroads
Edwin Gould's Southwest trip linked to plans to consolidate Gould railroads. Wall Street notes a possible Missouri Pacific move to gain control of the Wabash, with board seats and half the directorship contested.
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Gould
Bos
New York
Fed
Edwin Gould
Southwest
Wall Street
Missouri Pacific
Gsee
Missouri A
Transfe
Waturb
Acupaturen
Randell suit on trial in Kansas City court
The $2,000 damage suit of Eugene L Randell against the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway company is on trial in Judge Sievers division of the circuit court. He says his wife Mette E Randell was forcibly ejected from a Denver bound train after her excursion ticket expired. the conductor summoned a Topeka negro officer as she could not pay fare. The couple, residents of the Cordova hotel, claim spine injury and loss of companionship and services.
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Kansas City
Eugene L. Randell
Chicago
Rock Island
Faurth Way
Topeka
Cordova Hotel
J. W. Reed
Han
Mitel
Mackemith
James Staniey
Packer
Sen A. Knauer
Lot
Gang
Gang, Hap Ween Ieee
Chiens
de J. T. Freemann
Perpethry
Santa. 6
Uty
John Toyer
Santa Fe
Arsentine
Guy
Dreyer
William Irish
Freman
Hardy
G. Gruienmeyer
Boothwent
Jane Custer
Queen of Transportation
Rouns
James
Thomas
Hobson
North Topeka
Twa
Tree
Anid
Ney Fisher
Powton
J.N. Greene
C. W. Cosson
Tarunta
Colo
Patata
West End
George W. Cooper
Ater
Crottery
Chenectady
Lg Baldwin
Gxiver
Welk
Tinperares
Withrow
James Bay
Jacob Dutty
Chottar Sap
Baldwin
Law
Slarte Onbvarsty
Kenry Miller
Bostatals
Epucal
Oo Ariek
Briday
BOWEELOCK SILL Aims Reduced Civil War Vet Rates
Washington reports a bill to amend the interstate commerce act to allow common carriers to grant reduced rates for honorably discharged Civil War veterans. In Kansas City Paul Morton of the Santa Fe said two new Union depots may be built, with plans to connect rail lines and critics urging federal support. He predicted the main depot project could be seriously considered and built soon to improve routes and operations.
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Washington
Representative Dowersock
Kansas
KE. C
Paul Morton
The
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Ania
Ty Mundings
Cme
Bt. Louth
Ourreal
Historic Map and Timecard of 1876 Transcontinental Trip
W J Leahy of Chicago, assistant general passenger agent of the Fact Island Road, unearthed a relic showing a combined transcontinental map and condensed timetable from Atlantic to the Pacific issued in 1876. At issue time AM Smith was general passenger agent. The fastest trip then took from Tuesday morning to Sunday night with minimal train changes in sleeping cars.
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W. J. Leahy
Chicago
Island Road
Atlantic
The
Park
M_ Smith
San Francisno
Union Depot Site in Joplin Reported by Spooner
W E Spooner representing Foston capitalists visits Joplin Mo to inspect the proposed union depot site near East street and Mato street corners. He says the location is central within Joplin and should be accessible by lines already built or under construction. He expects local interest to cooperate.
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Union Depot
Joplin
E. W. Spooner
Foston Capitalists
Afr
Spooner
East
Wenth Street
Mato Street
Jup
Railroad Folks and a Wandering Chicken on the Fast Mail
A curious incident from Winfield to Newton recalls a chicken escaping an express car and riding under the smoker to Mulvane, then Newton, ending when a porter removed it at Newton for dinner. The report lists numerous local Santa Fe railroad shop workers and movers, names, injuries, absences, and job changes across Topeka and nearby yards, noting sickness, overhauls, and shifting duties in the rolling stock and carpentry sections.
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State Journal
Winfield
Mulvane
Harry Wilcox
Newton
Wichita
Work on military rail and locomotive plant progresses
The report describes ongoing construction and refit work at a remote facility with belts, boilers, and a new locomotive belt entering service. It notes crews like beds workmen and foremen, while detailing improvements to motive power and plant safety as harvests increase nearby.
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F. Skaggs
Henderson
Fea
Oakland Club Bans Foul-Tighting in Purse Rule
Oakland Acme Athletic Club manager Billy Lavigne enforces a boxing rule to forfeit a disqualified fighter’s share of the purse and prohibits repeated fouls. The Post notes Tack Toot and Lon Houseman left for Chicago after a disputed match offer, with Houseman denying Gardner’s manager would agree to a rematch.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Cal
Billy Lavigne
Acme Athletic Club
Lon Houseman
Chicago
Guy
Root
Houseman
Gardner
An Ideal Medicine Tablets Reputed for Catarrh Cure
A historical account extols catarrh remedies, praising Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets for constitutional blood disease treatment. It compares inhalers and sprays unfavorably, notes a lawyer from Pittsburgh endorses the pills after long head and throat trouble, and claims rapid relief and easy use.
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Deueiis
Mighty Healing Power Promises Free Aid From Prof Adkin
Ministers and doctors report cures for the blind, lame, and paralytic by Prof Thoms Adkin, discoverer of Actin Vituopathic treatment. He offers free help for sufferers, claiming a subtle natural force heals without drugs or divine healing. Readers urged to contact for aid.
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Thoms F. Adkein
Adkin
Christian Selmon
Trotty & Mubtle
Hutare
Adain
Werer
Railroad earnings climb past records despite storms
Dun and Co's Review of Trade reports January railway earnings up 72 percent year over year and 242 percent since 1900, with manufacturing and retail activity steady. Severe storms interrupted millwork and outdoor work, while cereal markets stayed stable and exports showed mixed signals amid heavy winter weather and rising insolvencies.
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New York
R G
Dun & Co
Chicago
Atlantic
Bomnasenkers Sell Tickets to Western and Southern Points
Bomnasenkers Excursions via the Santa Fe announces ticket sales on February 4 and 18 to Arkansas, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado east of Rocky Ford, Louisiana, Utah Territory, Oklahoma and Texas at 2.09 dollars round trip. Liberal stopover on return trip. Tickets available at the depot in Topeka.
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Arkansas
Arizona
New Mexico
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Louisiana
Tudsan Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Depot
Topeka
Wichita and Return Fare to Santa Fe Listed
At a meeting Live Stock masoc agreed on a Wichita to Santa Fe round trip fare of 462. The notice mentions dates February 10 and references the New Model City Ticket Office of Union Pacific RR. The item is a fragmented travel notice with dubious wording and unclear context.
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Union Pacific RR
Kansas
Powers See Prof Addin Remedies for All Diseases
The ad touts Prof Addin as a universal healer with cures claimed across blindness paralysis consumption heart disease and more. It promotes a book How to Cure and promises health restoration through his distant treatment and remedies and asks readers to mail details for personalized guidance.
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Connaras
Adda
Bron Adian
Teoh
Serer
Adin
Adkin
Alma
Adikin
Ufow
Rochester
Dreyfus Reaches Home Hint For Pittsburg Baseball
Pittsburg Pa February report quotes Harney Dreyfus president of the Pittsburg team stating there will be baseball in the city next year. He notes the team will be ready for play and considers plans for a season amid uncertainties, with Wallie and others weighing prospects and travel.
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Pittsburg
Pittburg
Wil Bee
Harney Dreyfus
Pitteborg Tem
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