Ivory Soap Oils Useful for Special Uses
A fragment notes vegetable oils from Ivory Soap suit certain uses and compares soups for safety, mentioning Omron ame mr THE WRICTEN GURL CO.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1900
Page
8
Simpson on Single Tax in Chicago addressed by ex congressman
Ex congressman Jeremiah Simpson of Kansas and George of New York spoke at Handel Hall Chicago to a large audience about the Single Tax, its impact on land values, farmers, and laborers. He argued land taxes could fund government, shift costs to property holders, and counter labor troubles with broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eitario
Jeremiah Simpson
Karnas
Tener Sieorge
New York
Handel Hall
Simpson
Stripper
Hon
George Lawund
Simpeon
ME George
Mr. Simpeon
Chorter Bours
Free Lang
Sienpoon
Mr. Simpson
Roberts
Elizabeth
Hallock Electric Pills for Nervous Debility and Weakness
A vintage advertisement touts Hallock's Electric Pills as a cure for nervous debility, back pain, trembling limbs, partial paralysis, and general weakness. It claims blood purification, clearer skin, and restored vitality, priced at $1 per box with six pills per dose, inviting orders from Revley & Snow and the Boston drug firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallock
Halloch
DE Hallock
Botchon
Pute
Aiores
New House Bills Prompt Lincoln Statue and Campaign Finance Ban
Washington lawmakers introduced measures including a Lincoln statue bill with a $60000 appropriation. Other proposals seek to bar corporate campaign contributions, curb influence and intimidation of employees, create a railway price commission, amend interstate commerce law, and ban transport of convict-made goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Larimer
Haw
Lincoln
Vandiver
Powers Vii
Union Pur Cito Railway
Conference date set for freight rate talks in Topeka
Governor Stanley cattlemen lumbermen and Kansas railroads will hold a conference in the executive office February 8 to discuss freight rates. Paul Morton of Santa Fe announced acceptance of the date. Westbound officials will pass through Topeka before heading east. January smallpox cases by city reported to the state board include Kansas totals with Shawnee and Wyandotte counties among the higher counts. One death occurred in January in Arkansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Paul Morton
Banta Fe
Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Anthony
Arkansas City
Lure
Marion County
Centralia
Emporis
Galena
Cherokee County
Grantville
Harvey County
Holliday
Iine
Junction City
Shawanee City
Kinethan
Wyandotte County
Kanaae City
Large potteries combine in Akron amid bold transfer deal
Akron February 13. Three large potteries merged in a perfected combination. The Whitmore Rabjean Company Markle and S00 and the EH Merrit Company are the parties in the deal. Deeds transferring the plots to the new entity were recorded. The total value was placed at about $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Whitmore-Rabjean Company
Markle
Topeka and Shawnee County Poor Farm Costs Report
County records detail 1899 expenditures at the poor farm totaling 4630.40 with 73 inmates and a yearly average of 40. Labor value reported and inmate nativity listed. Police Matron Thorpe notes welfare efforts by Topeka, including clothing for students, dinners, toys, and securing homes for children while stressing preventive care over confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
Cansée Shawnee County
Faria
TL. BE. Thorpe
Topeka
Thorpe
Ind
McKinney declines to interfere with Army canteen policy
Washington February 1 Mrs Lillian M Stevens president of the National WCTU Miss Anna Gordon and Mrs Margaret Ellis met with President McKinley to present the group’s views on the Army canteen decision. Stevens asserted broad WCTU support and voiced public dissatisfaction with Attorney General Briggs’s handling of the issue.
Coffee Dilemma Told by Northampton Gentleman
A nameless Northampton man recounts a coffee induced illness with cud chewing like emulation. After stopping coffee and using Postum Cereal Coffee alternative, his symptoms vanish and health returns. He warns others that coffee worsens flushing headaches digestion and nervous fatigue and that quitting coffee cures these issues. The Postum Co will reveal his name later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mase
Postum Cereal Co
Mick
Women Fight Army Canteen Policy At White House
Mrs Stevens spokes of W C T U appeal to President as Commander in Chief asking reconsideration of attorney general ruling on canteens. 200 letters since January and 15 000 petitions protest interpretation while Congress weighs anti canteen law. President reiterates AG interpretation final but invites continued pressure as temperance advocates vow to persist. Delegates meet at White House. papers read on suffrage and women in law.
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Congress
Stevens
Bilis
Temperance
Griggs
White House
Miss Anthony
McKinley
Annie L. Diggs
South
Virginia DeYoung
South Carolina
Abigail Scott Dunway
Oregon
Mi‘ Nerva
Florence Howe Hall
New Jersey
Diana Hirschler
Massachusetts
CHECK TO CANAL BILL IN SENATE DEBATE FOCUS
A Washington report details expected Senate handling of the Nicaragua canal bill. Senators Cullom Morgan and McLaurin push for prompt passage, while objections over the May Moon-Puñocefote treaty loom. Discussion covers government construction, compensation, and wartime strategic value of the canal for U S Navy protection and Caribbean access.
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New York
Washisston
D. C
Senate
Renatar Cullom
Huyean
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Morgan
McLaurin
South Carolina
Congress
United States
South
Eyre-Cragin Syndicate
Terway
Maritime ‘Anal Peenpeee
Sutte Department
Nicarigaan
Maritime Company
Endicott
Repsentative Hepburn
Artie
Cortegiers
Pacific
Brito
Lake Nicaragua
Caribbean
Virgin
Protection of eastern waterway ends and Chathun island basing
The report notes lands will enable protection of the eastern end of the waterway and that to shield the western terminus the government plans to acquire Chathun island in the Galapos group. This will give important bases for naval forces to wait for an enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galapos
Castoria Label Ad Warns Against Counterfeits
The Castoria manufacturers say pirates counterfeit the Castoria trademark driving up costs for public awareness. They urge buyers to ensure the bottle bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher to protect children’s health. Family readers should check that the advertisement matches the genuine wrapper signature. Philadelphia Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Chas
H. Fletcher
Bonn
Philadelphia
Urge Repeal of Pulp Duty at Agricultural Press League
At a National Agricultural Press league meeting in the Great Northern hotel resolutions urged Congress to repeal all duties on newspaper and wood pulp. A committee was named to plan the league’s annual meeting in August when ten families will travel to Colorado Springs, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Agricultural Press League
Great Northern
League
Colorado Springs
Colo
No More Trust Restriction Hit Texas Bicycle Trade
Houston dealers report anti trust law effective Feb 1 halting shipments to Texas unless cash on delivery. Letters warn manufacturers, now subject to court ruling on trust status, will curb bicycle sales. Also includes unrelated ad blurbs for Pain medicine and Star News Co promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Texas
American Bicycle Company
Trust
Mr. W
Erie
Us Drugatets
Star News Co
Kan, Ave
Night of Terror Report From Lincoln Wife
An account describes the Wilow of General Burnham of Madi ne surviving severe illness after doctors predicted death. Mrs H Lincoln attended and notes Dr. King's New Discovery cured her consumption after use, with a full night's sleep and ongoing recovery. The tale claims the medicine cured all and was offered at a Kansas venue on Waasoner Avenue.
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Burnham
Madine
Mre
H. Lincoln
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