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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1903
Page
11
A fragment discusses various eruptions described as dried moras and tottering forms. It notes eruptions arise from hunters, inherited or magnified by defective digestion and appetite, and cautions against using drying medicines as treatment. The text reads as a cautionary fragment.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as cleansing the blood and curing humors and skin conditions. It touts permanent relief, lists testimonial mentions, and claims strong confidence from users. The copy imitates 19th century patent medicine prose and markets the cure as reliable and effective.
Fragmented obituary notice listing several individuals including Marie Girert Seed aged 18 and others, with details about funeral services and ages. The readable portions indicate a local church or funeral home notice noting burial arrangements and family survivors.
Fragmented OCR text references Santa Fe Conference and war related themes. Mentions people such as Knight and Wilenst, locations like Kunsae avenue, and times like late. The passage reads as a garbled notice with unclear facts, keeping only hints of events and names.
In a lively public meeting the Trades Council endorsed AL Lewis for mayor, pledging labor support and urging voters to unify behind the proposed labor and reform ticket. The gathering also discussed candidate prospects, headquarters plans, and voter outreach as next week’s campaigns launch.
The letter indicates strong concern over union politics shaping mayoral candidates and union-backed actions within the Trades and Labor Council. It argues against party entanglement, urging independence for working people while noting support for Mr. Lewis as potentially better for labor interests.
In a fragmented report from Ghent, Mrs Ghent and Mrs Friehle are linked to a district court proceeding. Witnesses faced delays and potential changes in testimony amid a tense hearing linked to a Santa Fe connection and a lasting succession dispute.
A woman testifies to improved health after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The ad-like narrative claims cures for female weakness, inflammation, and related ailments, praising the medicine and listing other products from the same brand. It presents several personal statements of relief and promotional language.
This brief compiles varied items from politics to accidents, including a Venezuelan arbitration note, a ship and railway mishap, a Cedar Springs hotel fire, a train trolley crash in Sewark Nod, and political prompts from Wilmington to Washington. It notes hospitalities, legal actions, and evolving commentary on public affairs with many names and places mentioned in a rapid survey.
A chaotic local page mentions Tomes Hanley of North Topstea facing a $2500 payment, a Williams revival hearing near the river on March 9, and a March 2 meeting about a fund or event. It also notes Good Government club meetings, Native Sons and Daughters chapters, and a State Historical Society address. Major figures include M. Shelding, Tell Kelsey, Major McBrids, Maude Gonne, and Art.
The plan proposes allowing statehood by partitioning the region to admit New Mexico Arizona and Indian Territory into a combined territory named Monterima with a later split once Arizona reaches 400000 population A proviso lets Indian Territory join to honor treaty obligations Spooner handles the territorial questions and consults with law officers as the bill is drafted, focusing on tribal rights and boundary issues.
In a senate session this morning Senator C E Branine urged passage of Abe Miller Dill’s bill to erect a monumental memorial in Kansas for Civil War soldiers. The measure, backed by the committee on military affairs, seeks two hundred thousand dollars funded from general funds, with design by top architects and approval pending amendments.
Fragmented notes list several churches with names, locations, and service times. Topics include morning sermons on religious education, Sunday schools, missionary programs, and youth groups. Several ministers are named with venues on streets and avenues, highlighting a busy Sunday schedule around Christ events.
Isaac Heansky of Santa Fe Railway writes that Restorative Nervine and New Heart Cure relieved his wife’s fluttering heart, weak spells, and nervous dyspepsia after trials of many doctors and tonics. He endorses the pills for headaches and stomach health, stating the remedies helped his family for years.
Announcement of church services and events across several congregations. Includes Rev. J A Ttetwich, Rev. J D Countermine, and Rev. Chetstine Bri dewoor with morning and evening preaching times, Sunday School, and church anniversaries at Mount Olive, First Presbyterian, and Redden Mission churches.
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