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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1901
Page
9
Tetter or salt rheum may become chronic, covering the body and causing intense suffering. External applications can ease symptoms but cannot cure. The trouble is said to arise from humors, inherited or acquired, and end only when these humors are removed.
Advertised testimonials from Mrs Horsey Mars A Fizep and TaLuace EB claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cured eczema and other skin ailments. They describe head sores, itching, diarrhea, and blotches improving to smooth skin with continued use. The ad asserts strong, lasting benefits.
A fragmented note argues why Kansas should hold an exposition. It cites Shawnee county funds and a $100,000 allocation, proposing nonpartisan committee limits and congressional delegation involvement to advance the plan.
A brief note records the twentieth birthday at Rupilet Church, highlighting a rare cafe event during Tet, mentioning Nev. AF Léodquist, Berar Jenn, Fay Ss, and nSdrensen Gs in attendance. The entry preserves names and the unique midweek celebration.
A fragment mentions a boat passing beneath a low bridge, a Frenchman reacting with a remark about air and digestion, and a waiter overheard in a confused, incomplete context. The readable text lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable subjects beyond these loose elements.
Fragmented text suggests a school event with Eva Crennell and S W Hutchin involved. Mentions a church figure and a ceremony, possibly a musical or vocal entertainment linked to a Swedes note. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
New York on February 11 testimony in the Thermedy trial faced delays as the court recoiled from admitting handwriting expert evidence. The defense argued the appeals court must decide ex parte matters, while prosecutors pressed for full bearing on Roland et al. The chaotic exchanges hinted at further postponements and continued uncertainty about the trial’s direction.
Fragmentary note reports Senator Sapp contracted smallpox after leaving home on Friday. His wife was at home when he left, and the couple appeared to have been together for about a period before he fell ill.
Senator Noftager disclosed Friday that powerful landowners in the southwest push legislation to force farmers off their land. He wants the bail bill reviewed and plans to reconsider when it returns to the senate, as critics warn of coercive use of large tracts.
Senate case hearing set for today at the police court tribunal. Defendants Lyte and Wagner Jr. charged as ringleaders in a plot referred to as the Senate. Witnesses listed include Sarath, JT, F, Doran, and Thomas Bain as testimony is prepared.
The Attorney General renders an opinion on holding county general elections for 15 years, suggesting elections could be biennial but outlined by amendments. He finds no basis to mandate such elections and notes the bill’s provisions could be enacted a year or two before voters approve the constitutional amendment.
The Senate committee will not pursue Madden and confirms his win after a district recount. The tally shows Madden’s majority reduced by 28 votes to 156, with Ward Tapp and Bra named among district committee observers.
The transport Sheridan sails for Marntia with 409 soldiers aboard. The voyage includes officers and troops bound for the Twerst telxth and Twenty-seventh Industry Hraiosots amid Philippine Commies concerns.
A fragmented mistranscribed note hints at a pension vote in a legislative body. It references Dr Rerit and Wilich Mawel and mentions soldiers and a counter campaign, though details are unclear.
Fragmentary notes describe a school district event with references to annual sessions, a house and bill, and a July holding date. The text mentions Giessler and an annual school event, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Two veteran boxers reminisce on past glories and rivalries, recalling memorable bouts, training camps, and the changing sport. They discuss eras, style shifts, and how age factors into competition, offering reflections on legacy and the sport's evolution.
New York February 16 English pugilist O Rourke talks on arranging bouts with Corbett Mitchell and Sullivan. He notes potential 10 round or longer fights and that a match could draw large crowds in major cities if a suitable venue and terms are found. He declines to reveal fighting ground location.
At Madison Square Garden a sale of horses included several pacers and trotters. Notable consignments from Dr H H Kane and J W Horner moved with bids. Langtry and Iron Maguire among buyers. The day ended with a high bid of $600 for Langtry, later resold for $438 to Drought.
Chicago reports a proposed wrestling bout between Jeffries and Ruhlin tied to a $10,000 purse offered by Deliver, with Brady managing for Jeffries and conditions requiring bank deposits and forfeiture if the match is stopped by legal means.
An athletic club in San Francisco prepares for a major bid as Gad expects a proposal to induce Mouser and others to William A Brady. The plan aims for a decision by a May 3 meeting at the city park with 30 000 capacity. Pictures will be taken.
Denver, Colo. Kid Parker defeated Buddy King in a tele-thin match before the south. Parker, of Denver, met the decision to King, colored, also of Denver, as reported from the recent event in Colorado.
G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes strong orders from soliciting agents across the west and south, with staple goods prices up and consumption stable. Demand for structural iron, railway supplies, and footwear persists, while delayed deliveries and March assurances constrain new contracts. Exports, wheat, and flour output mixed. weekly failures rise in the U.S. and Canada.
Readers note diverse church services listed for Sunday including morning prayers, litany, evensong and sermon at St. Beav- E Eb and nearby chapels. Details mention Rev Canon Bywater and Rev J P Russell at First Baptist along Ninth and Jackson streets. Services span 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm with Sunday school and Junior Christian Endeavor sessions.
Physicians note consumption remains deadly though curable in early stages. Most lungs are sound when detected and action is often late. Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil is highlighted as a principal cure with other aids including sunshine sleep country air regular habits and proper clothing.
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century church notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 and evening lent services at 7 30. References include Rev BD de Fak DD, Swedish congregation at a corner near Dyer acre, and Samuel C Co exten chupehs Serica Hilton presiding. Additional notices mention Gibbon's Tale and Soldier Life.
Obscure report notes poet Spike also known as W Marnhe Spike died recently. It mentions his composing many verses and a long career, his wartime service, and his role forming a club to comfort comrades.
The readable fragments refer to a legal or medical topic in Indiana with scattered phrases about a substance called Soterferine and unclear references to testing, balance, and analysis. No clear names, dates, or events emerge.
A terse report notes labor friction as workers seek extended hours amid rising fatigue. Management monitors shifts, promising adjustments as union talks resume. The piece highlights stalled overtime approval and the impact on production timelines.
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