Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Pimples and Blood Cleanse
Claiming skin blemishes and general debility signal need for a blood cleansing tonic, the ad hails Hood's Sarsaparilla as the top blood purifier. It cites numerous testimonials from Americans like Edward Furter in Edgewater and Ruth McCloud in Madison about pimples clearing up and improved health after use.
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Hood
Edward Furter
Edgewater
Ruth McCloud
Madison
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to Cure and Delivers
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to cure ailments and, according to readers, fulfills its promise with reliable tonic effects. The advertisement markets the remedy as a trusted health aid for general weakness and women and families seeking restorative support.
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Hood
Trade outlook dimmed by storm across Atlantic coast
New York reports storm aftereffects across the Atlantic coast and interior areas dampening business, with prices for perishables steady or rising. Railway earnings, bank activity, and raw materials show mixed signals as imports rise, structural materials remain sought, and cotton markets pause amid volatility. Foreseen demand hints at a cautious labor outlook while financial strains surface in bond markets and a pending legal action against National Securities.
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New York
Fev
KRG
Dun & Cove
Review of Trade Age
Bank Xeiter
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Area Church Notices
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Elizabeth Simmons after a long illness with services planned at 2:20 Monday at her residence on Buren Street. The piece also mentions Rev Calvin Holman and other local funerals in Topeka and nearby towns. Local items note community health concerns and civic discussions on Kansas City streetcar tracks and park access in central Topeka.
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Elizabeth Simmons
Senne
Horns
Buren Street
Ji Blanche Simmona
Topeka
Calvin Holman
Aan
Kansas Avent Church
Dearborn Cail
Rochester Cemetery
Theo Vogel
Presaman
Kansas
Dyche
Lawrence
Auburn
W. W. Dyche
Geo. W. Moffitt
Kansas City
J. W. Moffitt
Central Park
H. Downe
Boward Wilder
Park Commission
Arong
Clay Street
Cath Yuce
Severe storm cripples Philadelphia telegraph and rail routes
A severe February storm tore down live wires across Philadelphia, paralyzing telegraph and telephone service and blocking major routes into the city. Telegraph Poles fell, leaving Germantown and Reading avenues with locked wires as trains on the New York division were halted for hours.
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Philadelphia
Yeater
Telectuple Services Trust
Elty
Eliza
Gelegraph
Germantown Pacer Ce
New York
New Ly
Fu Fullrnad
Reading
106 Men Laid Off In California Rail Job Cut
A Santa Fe man reports 106 workers laid off at the San Bernardino shop on Wednesday. The rail company offered transportation to any company lines point. Many men are moving east. no layoff rumors in Topeka shops, where some departments have longer hours.
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Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Topeka
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted as Cure
An article reviews Stuart's Catarrh Tablets claiming extraordinary merit for catarrh cure. It describes tablet composition blood root and red gum extract, touting rapid throat and nasal relief, antiseptic action, and success in stomach and throat catarrh. It notes skeptical doctors require actual experiments before adoption.
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Alan
Grastin
Stiart
Anon Stuart
Caturra
Man with lectures sent to Topeka asylum in Dickinson county
Sheriff Baker escorted Albert E. Martin from Abilene to Topeka asylum after a series of religious lectures drew large crowds. Martin claimed a conspiracy pushed him to be committed, saying churches are hypocritical and criticizing church members. His brother Pred Martin and local figures weighed his fate as a verdict loomed. Fred Martin of Salina, a prominent businessman, appeared supportive.
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Sheriff Baker
Dickinson County
Abilene
Albert E. Martin
Topeka Insane Asylum
Martin
Pred Martin
Saline
Opera
State Journal
G. W. Hurd
Paw
Hurd
Sherif Baker
Dickinson Countty
Ward
Irio
Cremerie
Baker
Fred Martin
Salina
Investigation set for bridge contract let in Kansas
Ex County Commissioner Kelsey and Commissioners Haynes Rain and Harrison meeting Friday with County Auditor Welch announced readiness for an investigation into the letting of contracts for four Kansas river bridges. Haynes pledged no wrongdoing and offered to cover any county bond if misused funds were found. Also reported: J N Stewart and S Haynes contest for First district commissioner revived talk of crookedness surrounding the bridge contracts. Noah Long funeral in Argentine.
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Kelsey
Haynes
Rain
Harrison Hekl
Welch
Kansas River
J. N. Stewart
S. 4
First District
Te Fullermount
Hermit Publishes Plow and Sable Paper in Washington
General Hugh Cameron, Kansas Hermit, now editor of Plow and Sable, a four page Washington paper at Carpenter Court. First issue dated February 22 announces annual Resurrection Day publication, with portraits of The Hermit Roosevelt Curtis and Carrie Nelson. Promises anti liquor stance and defense of the oppressed, and possible monthly edition if demand grows.
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Hugh Cameron
Kansas
Carpenter Court
Washington, D.C
the Hermit
Roosevelt
Chas. Curtis
Carrie Nelson
Fair
Kansas Sons of the Revolution to Banquet at National Hotel
The Kansas Society Sons of the Revolution will hold a Washington's Birthday banquet at the National Hotel tonight. Program includes remarks by Col Daniel R Anthony and Col Hix Moore, poems by Judge J L Eldridge and Mr Meade, addresses by Mr G J Davidson and Mr John B Junkin, with songs and readings on Patriotism and the Unknown Row.
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Sons of Revolution
Washington
Kansas Society
Sons of the An Revolution
National Hotel
Daniel R._ Anthony
J. L. Eldridge
John B Junkin
G. J. Davidson
H.ix Moore
JM. Meade
Orth Patriots
Col
Edward C. Little
America
City Council Candidates Form List By Wards
Peter Roundtree and John Hewitt paid 30 apiece to Secretary W. Ful ton this afternoon as their assessment to run for city council in the Sixth ward. The following list shows candidates by ward: First ward D Skinner S C Miller Second ward Ed Hawes Geo Eliott Third ward M Snattinger Fourth ward W F Weber W B Kirkpatrick Fifth ward Peter Roundtree Samuel Howe and John Hewitt Sixth ward George Tincher and J C ee.
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Peter Roundtree
John Hewitt
W. 5
Warner Defends Skinner for First Ward Council Seat
Councilman James Warner denies rumors linking him to Dr. Skinner’s campaign and says he has not spoken with Skinner or seen him. Warner recalls Skinner as the city’s active leader from the First Ward and urges voters to reelect him, while noting he joined the council six years ago. Distinguishing health claims follow, promoting a stomach remedy from South American Neryint T.
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James
Council
Skinner
Cathe Switt
Holliday Drug Co
Sick boy at home after Feder Express arrival
On behigd Mr Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Mrs Roosevelt with Dr. Rixey arrived at 2 15 PM four hours late. Dr. Rixey said the boy was in excellent condition and better after the trip, with normal temperature. The party was swiftly driven to the White House with President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Loeb at the depot. Washington February 22. The Feder Express.
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Roosevelt
Youngrd Theodore
Mist Roosevelt
Dr. Rixey
White House
Washington
Feder Express
Scarlet Fever Case Quarantined at Nickle Plate School
A 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Danielson 283 Buchanan street Arthur Danielson contracted scarlet fever suspected linked to Nickle Plate school where fatal cases have originated no new deaths reported Harvey Jenkins wedding notice follows Carrie Harvey of Osage county Kansas married Will H Jenkins of Johnson county Missouri on February 12 at Ridgeway Kansas ceremony by Rev Woods Overbrook settled ten miles southwest of Warreno after a quiet home wedding with relatives and nearby young people attending reception and wedding dinner
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Nickle Plate School
Carl Danielson
Huchanan Street
Arthur Danielson
Mrs. Jenkins
Secs 1
Warreio
Naomi Rebekah Lodge to Meet for Sister Simmons Funeral
Officers and members of Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 9 announce a 1:40 PM funeral procession for Sister F. Simmons at a Quincy Street temple on Monday February 24. A. Bair and Dora Gandy sign as secretary and G D.
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Rebekahs
Naomi Rebekah Lodge
Quincy Street
F. Simmons
van Buren Susqatue
A. Bair
G. Dora Gandy
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