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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1903
Page
3
A period ad touts Swamp Root Kidney Remedy as a pure vegetable tonic to restore kidney function. It claims rapid relief from a wide range of kidney and urinary ailments and urges readers to try the product after personal testimonials. The letter from New York City amplifies the cure narrative with dramatic health declines reversed by Swamp Root.
Readers of State Journal are offered a free sample bottle of Swamp-Root kidney remedy. The ad urges immediate mail request to Dr. Williams & Co in Binghamton New York and mentions a book with testimonials from men and women who were helped.
A sporting news brief reports that Fine Side seeks the services of Kernan to take on coaching duties. The item notes the potential hire aims to bolster the team's performance and leadership ahead of upcoming competitions.
A long fragment describes a renowned all around athlete, Wendell Mernamie Deidtiis raven, sought as best in the university track scene. It notes expectations for an Intercollegiate cap series and mentions Yale, Harvard, and Prisco. Training words hint at racing forms and front runners, with Prisco and a Harverd contest referenced.
Fragmentary report discusses upcoming season for Changs of Hateas City Ball Team and business affairs of the Hurnee Clie Ambricitt Beso Slaton Flek. Mentions of Dale Cer, Tetbn kimaaif, and Ste. Coat with manager Geer. Details are distorted but center on team leadership, finances, and potential charges or responsibilities for the club and players.
At Yale last night the student body elected Rafferty captain for the coming season. Captain Chadwick and the council announced Rafferty’s unanimous selection after a vote that followed a debate on eligibility rules. The new captain will lead the team in the next intercollegiate contests as the campus discusses the four year athletic eligibility policy adopted Feb 18.
Cyclist Will Frank Kramer, linked with Joe Nelson and the Rishager Pebroars, has a contract to ride ten races in Europe in April and May. The Paris meet and other events across the continent are on his schedule, with substantial earnings expected for the stint.
The article notes major Taylor signing to race on the continental circuit at the Buffalo venue with prominent European rivals like Gwen Kimble and strong fields anticipated. Officials expect American riders to face tough competition from European cyclists in this matchup and others on the continent.
The article traces Carroll family links to Kansas, noting Charles Carroll of Carrollton as the last surviving signer of the Declaration. It recalls his prominence, death at around ninety in Washington, and mentions Carroll descendants who settled in Marshall County and Oklahoma. It describes early settlement, political tensions, and migration of Carroll kin amid frontier life.
Railroad notices state tickets on sale February 08 to 18 for Wichita and return via Rock Island system accounts. Grand lodge AF & A and other paid fares listed. Also mentions refunds and medicine advertisements amid garbled text.
A brief Kansas note reports an inmate at the local poor farm showing slight dementia. The item notes mental state observations without graphic detail and places the incident in the institutional setting.
Martha Youngren aged about 67, an inmate at the county poor farm, was found frozen to death about ten yards from her house after wandering into a bedroom doorway late Saturday night. Sheriff notified and coroner ruled no inquest necessary.
A garbled report from McPherran Kansas describes a nearby fire hazard, stove setup, and room comfort measures. It covers central heating apparatus, a large sales area for cattle stock, and mentions J. S. McIntosh of WA & Peters, bankers, and local figures.
An advertisement offers a rheumatism remedy promising a complete cure with no money required. The text asserts a previous medical investigation and claims a safe, non deadly treatment with monthly pricing and sample trials, urging readers to obtain a free sample before committing funds.
The Abilene Reflector reports the honorary fraternity election at the University of Kansas held Monday afternoon during commencement week. Winners include Lawrence and Worley with several names listed among nominees. Other items note law enforcement actions in Emporia and plans to build a $20,000 church in Money Creek, plus Hill City social events and local civic updates.
The article reviews Austin's analysis of the 1894 Spanish war loan and U S finances. It notes a 3 percent redeemable bond issue of up to 400 million dollars, offered at par to all citizens, with allotments prioritizing small amounts and progressive distribution. It details sale figures from 299 thousand to over 1.4 billion dollars.
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