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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1903
Page
6
Exposure to wind and dust roughens the face and causes chapping and cracking. Ivory Soap, made from vegetable oils, soothes without irritation and can be used freely. Ivory Soap 99 and 44 100 percent pure.
A fragmentary item describes Hobartts Vin oy Te Mr Hobart and a character named Seng Tosie. It notes a wind and an appetite issue resolved after Tonie 1. The text references general system success and mentions Pru Philiners and 22 others in a puzzling, garbled fashion.
Mrs Comm Motiuilom Smith of Lawrence visits Thursday for the Voueland at home with readings in the afternoon and night. Mrs Robert Daugherty and Mrs George Harker will lecture. various local guests host at-home gatherings between afternoon and evening. Numerous names, addresses, and social events fill a busy diary of residents and visitors, with visits from Mrs Lee Wright and Mrs J. B. Botte, and plans for dances, funerals, and club meetings noted.
A promotional snippet urges readers to keep a bottle at home and take a teaspoonful in case of biliousness constipation headaches or indigestion urging continued use when traveling with a bottle in hand.
A reader from Bloomington writes praising Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a stomach remedy. A Monticello correspondent confirms trying the product and reports relief, noting it as valuable for various stomach troubles and a trusted household staple. The letters reflect widespread community endorsement of the remedy.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places including Cleburmie Texas and Chicago on a business trip. Mentions Mrs Whitines Miss Maibe Be Kahr, Mr and Mrs Charles Titus, J P Stewart visiting Tope, and a First Congregation church event at the home of Mrs George Wimarth on Wednesday afternoon.
Washington February 24 The Democratic Senate candidates reject two state admission propositions proposed by Republicans. Democrats leave further negotiations to the committee on be stattion with power to approve propositions and set dates. The object is to determine if the Senate will vote the rider on the bill. Unless assuage of mace the Democrats will not vote for the rider.
Formal notice served on all builders in Topeka by the Hitching Trees union demands a daily wage of 2.75 dollars for common laborers and 2 dollars for skilled labor plus eight hours constituting a day. Contractors dispute the rise while union leaders vow further action to enforce the scale from April 1. The notice, signed by HGS Willeams president and EYOUNKIN secretary, set out terms including double time on Sundays and holidays.
The Senate debates numerous bills and resolutions amid a busy week. Legislators consider adjournment timing, with talk of returning to work or staying home. focus shifts to a negotiable instrument bill and broader commercial paper reforms amid a tense legislative pace.
Legislative sidelight reports Rep. Totten and Tatum with aides lobbying to transfer Morris County territory to Geary County for a girls industrial school. It notes a $503.70 investigation cost, two bills passed, hotel fire escape and rope provisions face opposition, and a McMillan minority report on rail weight disputes. Two senate pages, Topera boys, serving second terms.
The New Crawford stages San Toy with Edward Morton and partners. Barbara Frietchie amid wartime drama stars Mary Elizabeth Forbes. Plus Barbara Ketchie and A Wise Woman featured, with cast lists and production details. Also ad copy for Satin-Skin Cream.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a top quality laxative used worldwide for a quarter century. It credits the California Fig Syrup Co with its gentle, effective action and urges purchase only of the original package to ensure authenticity and benefits.
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