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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1902
Page
8
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve the aches and weakness of a bad back and claim to cure kidney ills and urinary trouble including frequent urination, retention, and dangerous kidney disorders. Endorsed by friends and neighbors.
A fragment lists ailments including lame back, backache, weak buck, ding, despondent mood, frequent urination, urinary retention, rheumatic pains, and diabetes, signaling a general catalog of health issues in a historical notice.
D T Taylor of 432 East Eighteenth Street, a veteran of Company H Thirty-third Minnesota Volunteer, describes long standing back pain from kidney trouble. After taking half a box of Dean Kidney Pills from Wiley & Snow's drug store, his backache disappeared and he credits the pills as the only remedy that helped.
Sams of 516 Van Buren Street reports two to three years of kidney pain and backache with sleepless nights and burning sensations. After doctors failed, Doan’s Kidney Pills from Rowley Snow’s drug store brought relief from the first use and cured all symptoms, improving health beyond two years prior.
C H Baker of 121 West Seventh street reports irregular kidney function and nocturnal pain. After using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Rowley and Snow's, symptoms recurred but then improved, with the pills working as effectively as before.
Mr Calvin Brewer of 6S Jefferson street claims a back injury from working aboard a Texas Pacific R engineer between Fort Worth and Tesaviiana. He says Kinney Pills sold by Eawley & Snows at ixth street and Kankas avenue gave relief and urges others to consult him for opinions on the remedy while describing years of pain and weakness.
Mr N H Wolf of 1177 North Kansas Avenue a merchant tailor described year long back ache accompanied by tiredness kidney weakness and irregular discharges. After buying a box at Rowley Snow's drug store the pain faded and the kidney issues disappeared with no recurrence.
An old advertisement from Poster Milburne lists Buffalo as the city and Sole Agents for drug stores with a price of 50 cents. The ad emphasizes genuine quality and likeness to the product labeled 0-0-4-N-8, claiming it’s unmatched.
Cider Smith explains his method for predicting weather without relying on guesswork or signs. He highlights data use, systematic analysis, and observations from nature to forecast conditions.
The article profiles Captain Tealah Munson Seaith, known as Cider Smith, a long time Kansas weather forecaster. It notes his pioneering telegraph work, scientific forecast methods, extensive records spanning years, and recognition across Topeka and Dallas area with public anticipation of his warnings.
A Wisconsin man recounts Weather predictions based on barometer readings from Montana to Minnesota and notes planets influence weather periods. The piece then profiles M. Smith a Wisconsin pioneer who built telegraph lines, faced fires and financial peril, met notable figures, and later forecast weather with his own method.
Nathan Stubblefield, famed inventor, will reveal details of a possible great wonder of the age. The piece critiques hotel label printing, religion and education, arguing Christian and other sects shape scripture reading in schools while urging the Bible to be read in full, not in fragments. AO Clement Smith.
A document lists a transfer of slaves and property from Finis E. McLean and Lucy A. McLean of Tod county Kentucky to Thornton McLean of Un County Kansas. It covers several Topeka Lawrence Tecumseh lots and numerous enslaved people named Jim Greer Daniel Adaline Ista Nelly Robert George Elizabeth Mary Clerk Emil Philip Godfred Florence Henry Martha... and stock. The passage also recalls the Hope Diamond history with French crown jewels and theft during the French Revolution.
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