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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1901
Page
2
The ad prescribes rest for grip and warns against neglect. It urges drinking pure cold water to reduce fever and aid kidney function, use Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills to keep bowels open and aid sleep, and take Dr Miles Pain Pills to ease aches. It claims over two million tests and offers a money back guarantee.
A garbled account notes Keller and Barker in a Newark Diocese fundraising effort seeking $1,000 as clergy circulate petitions. The text describes eye injury and tests, mentioning Keller’s life and alleged improprieties, with uncertain details and strong language about a presumed inquiry and potential acquittal.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a notice about Mrs Barker remaining in place with curtains drawn and an application for Dalit wit presented today or tomorrow, but the text is garbled and unreadable in parts.
A man identified as woodbirre wareinger tort Dypnotist was found dead in a lonely area west of here. Local report circulated by the western Hoy Powell states Workinger Mast owed the EME fset. investigators say the death appears non-accidental and under inquiry.
In Arlington yesterday Reverend August Friedner conducted services at Trinity Mimus Eireh for Mr Keller with a special prayer for his recovery. Attorney Van Winkle challenges bail for Barker and accuses Prosecutor Appen of pressuring witnesses. A bloodied crime scene was found at a cabin with Workinger killed and dismembered. evidence suggests a brutal assault and attempted cover up.
An 18 year old Powell and a 30 year old Wortinger linked to hypnotist methods are held after two deaths in August near Galmarred. Coroner Peck ordered an inquest with a grand jury awaiting later action. An elderly couple Bobb was beaten to death at their home. Rumors of an organized jailbreak and further violence spread through the community.
Report describes infant remains found in wooden coffins or boxes at a cemetery trench. investigators seek who carried the bodies from the city to Somerton and when, warning of potential law violations if proved.
A 19th century notice touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a modern, effective alternative to harsh past methods. It claims immediate relief, constitutional action, and success even after prior surgeries, framed as a scientific advance beyond ointments and drastic measures.
Wealthy farmer James Hults searches for his 34 year old daughter Minnie after she disappears following a church outing with John Marlow. Reports say Marlow is suspected abductor. Hults vows ransom if released. Public fear and uncertainty rise as parents and neighbors await news on Minnie’s fate.
Appleton Wisconsin reports Dr. Bt. J. Redermund proposes to swallow or ingest smallpox contents to prove contagion does not exist. He says he will test in secret with a patient, then reveal findings after a two week incubation period with witnesses and photos to document the act.
Fiorias announces a city reporting experiment where about twelve to sixteen Metropolitan journalists, under supervision, will prepare a morning paper. Florida country editors and department heads will assign tasks, including telegraph and police beat coverage, with a focus on sensationalism to attract readers and train reporters for weekly papers.
Fragmentary text suggests a court related note possibly involving a party and an offer of crores. Names, dates, places, and precise actions are unreadable. Further readable details are needed to produce a concrete headline and summary.
An Irish man recounts a wedding attend event from a recent meeting. He arrives in formal dress and jokes about being the bridegroom’s friend, while a fellow guest boastfully claims a noble bearing. The tale captures a lively, humorous exchange at the gathering.
A garbled report describes a school scene during a former governor’s term. A student named Oliver is unable to name the governor of Massachusetts, prompting confusion among teachers and visitors. The fragment hints at classroom activities and a general sense of mischief or distraction among pupils.
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