No To-Bae Tobacco Cure Ad Claims Constant Testimonials
Bold tobacco cure advertisement touts No To-Bae as guaranteed and affordable with claims of millions sold and over 300,000 cures. Readers are urged to request a booklet and free sample by mail from The Storing Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York.
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Tobwcco
Preston
Mourietia
Jean
Ber Taree
E. Prazier
Paris
N.Y
Remely Co
Chicago
New York
Topeka Society Notes Highlight Costume Party
In Topeka social pages Mrs Martha Washington attire with a gown from Mrs Tha Beecher’s family is featured. Miss G Haswell and Miss Mattie May Clark led pupils in a patriotic display with eight young ladies in costume and classes contributing to an evening program. Other society items mention dances, visits, and pending travel for several locals.
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Topeka Provic
Nistaws
Marthe Washington
Ide G. Haswell
Mies Mattie May
Clark
Phywicel Culture
Ge Fis
Rafael
Charlotte Smith
Thora Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Tes Iables Were Mrs. T. Church
Bowman
J. H. Wetherall
George Bargum
Mapleton
Kandas
Mra
G A. Brown
Hancock Street
Rose Currof
Eudora
Dours Whist Club Meetings Thursday Afternoon
The Occidental club will meet with Mrs J K Hudson at the Copeland tomorrow afternoon. Mrs A AL Godard will host the Western Sororis Saturday afternoon. Mrs Leonard T Mathie of Kansas by four the Benens of her sister at 515 Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dours Whist Club
Occidental Club
J. K. Hudson
Copeland
A AL Godard
Leonard T. Mathie
Kansas
Benens
Slater
Monroe
New Lingerie Styles from the New York Sun
The New York Sun describes spring undergarment fashion with elaborate nightgowns featuring puff sleeves and lace frills, imitation Valenciennes lace, dimities in blue pink and lavender, petticoats and chemises to match, and lavish ribbon details. It covers gown shapes, sleeves, necklines, embroidery, and set compositions for women’s lingerie and summer wear.
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Andar
Bee
New York Sun
Orange Jelly and National Buttermakers Meeting
A recipe for orange jelly uses gelatin and juice with lemon, sugar, and whites then heated, strained, and molded. Separately, the National Buttermakers and Cheesemakers Association begins a six day session with 1000 to 1800 attendees from the United States and Canada arriving for the event. Attendees can reach the courthouse via West Sixth Avenue cars and a short walk on Van Buren.
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Cxnan Rariom, le
Peb 24
National Buttermakers and Cheesemakers Association
United States
Canada
Court House
Sixth Avenue
van Buren
Peerless Steam
Peerless Steam Laundry
Fashions of All Kinds in Gown Styles for Children
A survey of child and young girl garments highlights gowns, bodices, and sleeves with fashionable details. White felt hats, bertha necklines, and box plaited fronts appear alongside hats and braiding. The piece notes straws, velvet trims, and various spring models, including dolls and cap styles, with emphasis on white summer wear and evolving attire.
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Childres
Paris
England
Atualo
Dinser
Joepic Cbollet
Fashion notes on gowns and fabrics from a bygone era
A vintage fashion column advises on fabric care and styling for gowns. It recommends sponge finishing at home, compares lace and tulle bridal wear, notes sleeve trends from bishop to cap, and highlights fabrics like wool, tweed, and glace satin. It also mentions jewelry restraint, dye hints, and decorative trims such as vieux lace, jabots, and puce de sole.
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Mantre
Gallia
County Court Notes and Jail Trials in Local District
Judge Hazen sets February 27 for Kellam trial on the indictment while delaying Kellam’s damage suit. Irwin released after fifty seven days, two burglars’ false statements almost tied him to the Model Supply raid. Deeds and land transfers populate the Register of Deeds page as Oberlin trustees and area buyers move titles, mortgages, and balances. Judge Thompson to preside March 24 for pro tem docket. no moonshine cases heard. several cases postponed.
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Hexen
Joe Kellam
Kellam
Wilkerson
Moy
Inj
Thomas A. Palm
A. W. Vaniman
Hazen
Thomas
Irwin
Jair
Harvey Enox
Register of Deeds
Omles
Josie
W. W. Webb
Peter Oberman
Chaudier
Ikiein
Board of Trustees of
Oberlin Exliege
John Levacson
Joseph Weir
Robert Weir
Kooses Avenue
Gordonstrew
Zecarian
William 4. Michell
J. A.J. Bradford
Nolan County
Texar
Q. W.cowan
Tarrant County
Grant Boulevard
Chicago Heights
W. Cowan
Mary E. Weet
Jackson County
Toexas
Montacks
Jl. W. Barker
J. I. Hunt
Albert Dean
J. H. Hunt
John Isaacson
Oberlin College
Thomas W. Andrews
A. J. Wnd
B.D. Sidehain
MonTarcKs Caxcerep
Jacob Willits
Helen B. Boudder
McGrathe Lytiea Cue
Hazan
Thompson
Ogage City
Aange
McGrath Va. Lyle
Dudgs
Senator attacks New York Sun over pension bill reporting
Chairman Gallinger of the pension committee denounces a New York Sun article claiming the senate passed numerous private pension bills rapidly. He calls the report a tissue of misrepresentation, noting 67 bills were passed in two and three quarter hours with a $12 072 yearly cost, while others defend journalistic privilege and caution against pension sums.
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Gallinger
Rep. N. LL
Committeen Pensiona
Senate
New
York
Cenate
Gailinger
Totel
Hoar
Rep. Mass
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Hawley
Rep. Conn
Pension Committee
American Engineer Back From Transvaal Sees Uitlanders’ Plight
E F Wilson of California, former assistant engineer of May Consolidated and other mines in Africa, returns to New York at the Waldorf. He speaks of Transvaal affairs, noting Americans are few but influential and generally favored by Uitlanders and Houor crowds. He praises reform aims, criticizes Kruger regime, and predicts a richer Rand era once a more liberal government is in place.
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We Bishy
New Yoas
E. F. Wilson
California
Waldurt
May Consolidated
Africa
John Haye Hammond
Wilson
Transvaal
Johannesborg
Mr. Wilson
Jameson
Jobn Haya Hammond
Dr. Jameson
Paul Kruger
South Africa
Parade of the Rine and the Gray on Fourth of July
News briefs note opposition in New York to a blue and gray parade on Independence Day. Gov. Walker sent a proclamation for St Paul encampment in September, with updates from Cincinnati, Crider, and Washington on related federal and state matters.
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Ivan W. Walker
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hobbine
Grand Army
Indianapolis
St Paul
Granulated Eyes Case Shown By Patient Testimony
Six years of eye disease left Mins Stay Montgomery nearly blind for months. After failed treatments from several physicians, Prof. Samuels at 00 Kansas avenue offered cure with cyewadh and vlague. The patient reports steady improvement and eventual restoration of vision.
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Samuels
Jedy
Montgomery
Hancock Street
Toprka
Dociue
Easief
Prof
Giassen
Samuel
Kansas Avenue
Ball Magnates Meet In New York For League Schedule
The National Baseball League holds its annual schedule meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel amid grievances and plans to prevent drafting players between clubs. Early arrivals include Baltimore Hart of Chicago Brooklyn Robinson Cleveland Towson Western and Eastern league figures. No radical rule changes expected. A. W. U. Lodge session continues in Leavenworth with hundreds of delegates.
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National Baseball Lesgue
Fifth Avenue
Balthmore
Hart
Chicago
Brooklyn
Robinson
Cieveiille Towson
Pat Powers
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Gospel Truth
Topeka
J. H. Danley
W. E. McVey
Leavenworth
Dora Johnson
Vialting
Lee GJ. Molvane
L BH. Monn
Chicaga
J. B Mayden
Miss Blackrisda
BE. J. Crosby
Mes. Tuscuer
Kate
Clara
Edita
Misa Joanie Simmons
Trump
Ac Qnowa
Mise Eleanor Wilson
Ghina Sale
Steamship Company
Bach
Wby
Picture Framing Department
Zansas Avenue
Bard Samee
the County Court House
W. H. Davie
A. H. Vance
W. H. Davin
Newburg & Son
Haws
Frank Haas
Holton
Carthage
Holliday yaex-Hherif Burdge
Kigemireva
Anca Stach
Bown
Peerleas Seam
W. Eighth
Pearl Bryan
Lester
Crnermarr
Commercial Gazette
Washington Court House
Dan Brown
Tom Hall
Brown
Nee Hall
Willmington
Ohio
Lenexs
Wasmixeron
C.K Hart
Lenexa
Kaa
His Hoy
J Dudda
Belle Street
A. Nomszony
Prof. Samuels
Leavenworth- Lravenworth
A. O. U. W. Greed Lodge of
Uh K
Humber
Grand Lodge
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