Kidney troubles cure promotes by Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Louise M Gibson of Chicago writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her kidney trouble and restored health after years of suffering. She took six bottles and pills, noting relief from headaches backache and burning sensations, praising the product and offering confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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Louise M. Gibson
Lydia Pinkham
Dean
Louise M. Cithsos
Iydia E. Pinkham
Lquins Ginson
Langley Ave
Chi
Taptisrontadre
Pinkham
Kynn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Major Edward A. Godwin to Command World’s Fair Police
Major Edward A. Godwin, formerly of the Seventh Illinois and the Forty‑second Volunteer Infantry, is ordered from Washington to head the Jefferson Guard or police for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. He reports to the exposition board and secretary of war, with his prior service noted.
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Edward A. Godwin
St Toul
Globe-Democrat
Washington, D
U. & AL Wit
Jefferson Guard
St Louis
Philippines
Han Udder
Board of Fellow
Washington
Topeka Commercial Club votes to double membership drive
The Topeka Commercial Club plans to double its membership by enlisting 220 new members and funding a convention committee to attract large meetings after the auditorium opens. Initiation is five dollars with one dollar dues, aiming to raise funds for hall, masks, and convention costs. The club also opposes the Bowers bill affecting government land in Kansas and urges congress to oppose its passage. Prince Henry invited to visit Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilan
H. M. Phil
St ‘Ruch
Opm
Topeka
Suiberinge
Ff H
Sinko Ney
API
Jain
J.B. Betts
David Gree
Wee Fagan
Bower Lock
Bild
UM Scott
Kansas
Gore
T Whertas
Wortern Kuernat
Commercial Club
Kaneus
Congress
United States
Henry Caser
Prince Henry
Topeks
Inhwematy report on Midwinter position and text book contracts
The article discusses Midwinter positioning, a courtly or exposition theme, and mentions text book contracts in Kansas schools. It notes the involvement of publishers and the need for cooperation among educators to secure rental terms and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamine
Rae ‘Aigtriea
Tecoma. Haw Or Fervigen of ‘Che Pewupapers To Che Caverprinn
Cranebook
Puldiahor
Kansas
Monel
Sears
Freedom of the City Granted to Joseph Chamberlain
London’s Guild Hall ceremony awarded Joseph Chamberlain the freedom of the city in a gold casket. Mrs Chamberlain accompanied him as crowds cheered. Chamberlain praised empire unity, South Africa policy, and broader national aims while denying personal political gain. A luncheon followed the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Iaintiing
South Africa
Great Britain
Ciimberiaig
Ake
Chemharmn
Diaz to Retire In Six Months Reported From City Of Mexico
El Paso February 1 A representative of a prominent El Paso house with Mexican ties claims a City of Mexico agent reports President Dike will retire within six months and General Tieves will succeed him The source says the information comes from an unquestioned source
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Dike
Tieves
Santos-Dumont Completes Record Flight in Monté Carlo
New York report details M. Santos-Dumont's fourth sortie from the aerodrome near Cape Martin. With rain cleared briefly, his airship rode toward the Princess Alice yacht, then returned to Port Hercules as wires failed and injuries occurred. The duchess and Prince de Dino later welcomed him aboard and discussed landing plans.
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New York
Feu
M. Santoe-Dumont
Monte Carlo
The
Herald
Cape Martin
Prince of Monsca
Prince
Hercule
Manu Yeurg
Bruke
M. Santos-Dumont
M. Santos Dumont
Duc de Dino
Aeronut
Duc and
Dachex de Busune Ang
Weather Stirs During Return Flight From Aerodrome
An aeronaut tied to the Empress Eugenie had been Speratiney from Cace Mar when the aeronaut departed. An hour after returning to the aerodrome, wind rose sharply, a heavy rainstorm followed, and the set grew very rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Cace Marthe
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS ITEMS IN TOWN AROUND TOPEKA
The column lists scattered notes from Topeka and nearby areas. Mentions Dr George L Cole of Los Angeles visiting, Frank Brown in Kansas City, a fundraising event for Kansas schoolchildren tied to Lincoln's birthday, and the Kansas Hardware company chartered in St Marys with 35000 capital. Also references political figures, a divorce case in district court, and local socials, with brief odds and ends from athletics, spectacles sale, and statehouse activity.
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Union Metis
George L. Cole
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Brown
Kansas City
Crawford
Te Armsi
Akridee
Kansas
Lincoln
Industrial Institute
Joe Hardware Company
St. Marys
Clyde Miller
Youge City
Topeka
Violets
Valentines
Sfibon Cante Bougit
Holleratts
Kansas Avenue
Motive
Eabwins
Markell Indians
Dan Hamer
U.S
Dean
Madison
Kas
Wieh~ Ita
Wilders
Metcalf
Lawrence
Alberta Pennybacker
Hoendetta-Pennybacker
Dela Hols
Bill Curtis
Topoke
Kansas National Guards
Smith
Snedindss
State House
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Supreme Court
Marshall County
Blue Valley Plaster Company
J. G. Slonecker
W. G. Smyser
D. W. Nellis
Trustees of Christ Hospital
Hozpital
E. & Knight
Secretary of State
Colby
Gootsland
Medical College
Nebraska Univer
Iana University
Haskell Indians
Osteopaths of
Kirksville
Denver Athletic Club
Manhattan
Kansas University
Missouri University
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach diseases. The copy claims patients improved after trying various medicines and credits the product with restoring healthy flesh and appetite. A Texas resident testimonial praises its effectiveness and warns against substitutes.
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Pierce
Mra TM. Palver
Prede
Kaulmay Co
Texas
Oleomargarine Tax and Renovated Butter Law Passed
The oleomargarine bill as passed imposes a tax per pound on oleomargarine made in imitation of butter, with a reduced rate for non-imitative products. It tightens penalties for coloring the product and sets new inspection and labeling rules for renovated butter, requiring monthly reports and state to oversee facilities. Renovated butter must be clearly marked and sold only as renovated butter, with restricted interstate and foreign shipping unless inspected.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Reid
Une
Butte
Suffrage Convention Heard From Nation's Leaders
Washington reports a late night session of a suffrage convention with prominent pioneers on the platform. Elizabeth Cady Stanton read a paper, Clara Dewirk Colby read Mrs Stanton’s remarks, stressing universal education and literacy to support suffrage. Rev Antoinette Brown Blackwell and Rev Olympie Brown spoke on chivalry and unequal rights, while Miss Susan B Anthony and Mrs. Anthony were highlighted for decades of advocacy. The gathering addressed universal education, language, and federal safeguards for enfranchised women.
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Washington
Pioneera
Misa Siswani
Anthony
Caroline Hatlawell Atter
Martland
Hines
Harriet Taylor Upton
Fe Hennekewrell
Missachusetts
Itu Menter
National Equal Bughen Association
Colorado
Wyoming
Utai
Watchiwe
Antoinette Brown Blackwell
New York
Regulars Pass Through En Route to Philippines
Companies F and H of the Fifteenth Infantry Jagulard passed through To peka on a 3 PM Santa Fe special train from Madison barracks to the Philippines. There were 204 men, each with rations accoutrements and 66 rounds of ammunition. Commanding the train was Capt WK Uline. Lieutenants Gail Morgan and A T Bryce and Chaplain Joseph Clemens rode in the office car. Most had been through the Uber cas balen and faced the journey with resolve despite snowbound delays near Syracuse.
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Fifteenth Infantry
Jagulard
Topeka
Santa Fe
Madison Barracks
Philippines
Ain WK Uline
Gid
Gail Morgan
A. T
Stanley Hall Opens New Building at Quindaro
Prof W T Vernon president of Western University announces completion of the new Stanley hall building for the negro industrial school in Quindaro Wyandotte County. The facility will house about 100 students with more expected in three months as enrollment grows.
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Stanley Hall
W.T. Vernon
Western University
Quindaro
Wyandotte County
I T
Stanley
Vernon
Stand by the Standard Paice Baxina Powner Co
A terse Chicago note mentions pond ice salts and poisonous substances linked to a company. The fragment references Paice Baxina Powner and a warning about toxic materials, without clear details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paice Baxina Powner Co
Chicago
Burned by Steam at Brunner School
Harry Jones 12 son of W F Jones in Santa Fe was scalded when a hot vapor hose was misused during steam release from a heater on a Pintech Baker equipped coach. Fire damage burned his legs from the knees down. doctors say skin will peel and recovery will take weeks.
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Harry
W. F Jones
Pintech
Baker
Santa Fe
Brunner School
Clark Will Bend To Erect a Modern Residence at 921 Fillmore
Clark plans a modern residence at 921 Fillmore designed by architect I. Mt Wood for Nilge Geotee We Clark. The project will cost about 4000 to 5000 dollars and cover the lot and street works. work starts soon and aims for a contemporary home. Lavigne Breaks His Arm in Sparring
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Fillmore
I. Mt Wood
Nilge Geotee We Clark
Lavigne
San Francisco
Mike Donovan
Kid
Jack"Brien
New Remedy For Catarrh Valued By Singer and Speaker
A grand Kayas genteman representing a promising manufacturer travels through Michigan and reports a remarkable cure for catarrh of the head throat and stomach after using Stuart's Catarrh Cure. He notes immediate relief and a complete cure after several weeks of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Hosya
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for All Forms of Catarrh
A reader recounts using Stuart's Catarrh Tablets recommended by Ryan as an antiseptic preparation claimed to ease catarrh and throat trouble. The notice praises clear and strong relief in severe weather, noting widespread drugstore promotion and public endorsements from speakers and patients alike.
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Annus Ryan
Stuart
Ingvar
Iris Pareden
All Star
H. Beunet
Pickwick Well Played by Washburn Students in Costume
The Washburn college audience enjoyed a lively Pickwick production with twenty five students in the east, portraying an old English courtroom setting. Cast included S. J. Cox as Mrs Burbury Mina Annabelle Tie and others. a curtain raiser by Prog. Te. Cort Wright titled The Owlaing Ube oodehuck. The show raised about 50 dollars to cover annual interest on a debate with Grinnell College, Iowa.
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Washburn
Burdalla
Pickwick
Eres Papirs
Wetamun
pRvla
Tle Bay
Mnd
Frank Carrath
Burb Ty Mina Annabelle Tie
Wallac
J. Cox
Enmlint
Washburn Chapel
Cort Wright
Wright
Grinnell College
Iowa
Wightise and Return $4.69 Vis Santa Fe
An annual meeting of the stock association announces tickets on sale for May 10 and 11, with good returning February 15. Satin Skin Cream and Powder advertised with claims of complexion and beauty. New model display noted.
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Santa Fe
Annnual Mesting Sive Stock Association
Sal
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