Wine of Cardus advertised for women’s health cure
A dubious health advertisement extols Wine of Cardus and Thedford’s Black Draught as cures for Bright’s disease and female weakness. The misspelled testimonial from Mrs Ida McDonald claims dramatic relief and urges readers to obtain a dollar bottle and a twenty five cent remedy. The ad promotes home remedies and directs readers to contact druggists for purchases.
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Conductor Reward in Tyr Will Honors Mason for Service
Chicago, Pele. Conductor Llewellyn Mason, a longtime Chicago rail guard, is named in the will of W A Tyr, a Huntington millionaire, with a $5000 bequest in recognition of his courteous conduct during travels on the Atlantic rail line. Mason has served as a conductor for nearly thirty years and is described as a veteran on the suburban line.
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Welsh Delegation Seeks Africa Move for Patagonia Colonists
In February New York reports say Welsh delegates pressed the colonial secretary at Whitehall over Patagonia colonists wanting to emigrate. Joseph Chamberlain showed limited options, Tasmania aside, with talks turning to South Africa or Canada. About 1,400 colonists sought transport. £1,500 was subscribed, including £20 by the secretary. The Canadians showed disappointment as Dotsigion authorities offered aid for relocation.
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Emporia
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Banta Fe
Chicago
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Donovan Tas
James King
John Greif
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Omega Oil Promoted For Rheumatism Treatment
An ad explains Omega Oil helps rheumatism by acids in the blood and pores. It advises drinking two to three glasses of water at night and in the morning to wash kidneys. The text claims the oil and water remove rheumatic poisons and recommends rubbing the body with Omega Oil.
Minstrel Show Delights Topeka Crowd At Crawford Theater
Last night Field’s minstrels at the Crawford theater drew a full Topeka audience with a modern minstrel act. John Blackford’s running question and answer routine with Dan Quinlan sparked laughter as volunteers from local fire companies were joked about. The show featured ornate electric scenery, a strong Field vaudeville lineup, and praised performances from J. R. Blamphin, Thomas McKenna, and others with capable orchestral playing and encores.
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Fred Ainking
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Eggs From California Deal Told At a Cent Favor
Partial OCR text reports a California egg deal with a price claim of a few cents per dozen. Confusing fragments reference February and a snowstorm but provide no clear buyer, seller, or outcome details.
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Topeka Snapshots Highlight Local Happenings and Rumors
A jumble of Topeka news notes includes court actions, tax and city administration chatter, traffic and street rail updates, and social mentions. Police efforts, arrests, and public safety concerns mix with local business news, upcoming events, and community inquiries amid a bustling winter mood.
Your Own Fault Disease Warning From Cough Germs
A garbled medical warning claims readers caused by germs in the throat, urging use of a new inhaled treatment. It asserts lung and stomach damage from coughs and prescribes daily inhalation as a cure, citing authorities and government reports to press the efficacy of the remedy.
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United States
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A Werman
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New York
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Coffee Cakes and Yeast Dough in Home Baking Traditions
A historical guide explains making sweet breads and coffee cakes at home, detailing doughs, yeast methods, and varieties like coffee cakes and loaves. It notes the shift toward bakery lunches in cities, urging careful timing for digestibility and recommending home bakers master sweet breads, rolls, twists, and associated pastries.
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Fragments of a Kitchen Recipe and Inquiries
A late night dough preparation yields morning ready dough for kaiser and roly poly with broad pans. Instructions mention butter brushings, baking until browned, and a COFFER CAKE reference. The piece also includes reader inquiries about baked apples stuffed with dates and a note thanking the columnist, with requests to publish a book.
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