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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
3
A garbled medical column discusses stomach disorders and a supposed treatment. It mentions Dr Sarina and a web-based remedy, claiming stages of stomach illness and a product named “Tablets T carmuet fos” as a universal cure.
Rail brief lists Burlington Route schedules with through trains from Kansas City to Puget Sound, Portland, Montana, and Denver. Describes daily through coaches, chair cars, sleepers, dining cars, and named train numbers including No 23 and No 21 plus night and morning services. Credits Crozier Wakeley Elliott and managers at St Louis and Omaha.
Frank H Wall, a machinist at Beith Peehcope, was badly hurt last evening when an Emery wheel burst while he worked over it. Doctors say his recovery chance is fairly good. Wall, 48, married three months ago in St Louis and has lived on Seward Avenue since. The wheel measured about eighteen inches in diameter and a half inch thick, and its bursting caused sparks and debris to fly. He was taken to the hospital and remained in critical condition earlier, with progress noted as cautiously hopeful.
Febcapital reports final inspection 18 made 0. mG cmslsls Prepare for sale of That Synten wer Col. Feb Denver Pose Doda News over counters. Inspectors note condition of Fracks and rolling sent and assess property along the line. Experts discuss rail value and line ownership amid Denver Rio Grande speculation.
Fragmentary report mentions Arvin Faulkner leaving a round, rumored train crew actions, and a dance attended in Newton. Names like Smith and Roe appear amid unclear details about a dance at Newton and a visit to the trails service.
In a Santa Fe division reshuffle a Bimbi abit Bas has resigned and will move with his family to a farm. After years of work he aided BR. T. ball’s success and now ten ball crews operate west of a line. William Mrug recently injured at his father in law C J Davin’s home, with Reeves Fapidly noted in the update.
In Junction City friends greet Mar vel Welcome on his return after a new absence and congratulate him on his marriage to Miss Etta Hurd at Grantville on February 6. The couple steers toward home as he leaves the L P service and adjusts to civilian life with plans and work notes from the railroad and city.
A fragmentary notice mentions a commercial club event on Tuesday with participants and a plan to run for a paper seat. It references individuals and a list of names, with unclear roles and dates.
Sanita Fe workers report a serious injury incident with multiple patients and hospital treatment. The article notes a worker named Logarta Paytan Taylor and references medical care and recovery efforts, mentioning a hospital stay and ongoing treatment.
A messy OCR fragment describes railroad construction notes between Albuquerque and Trinidad. It mentions supervision by John Stein and Harvey rail, with labor boosts and temporary staffing changes. The piece references gangs in New Mexico and Colorado area lines, and the Great Northern secretary position, all amid transportation delays.
Fragmented text shows a heated debate about influencing school children and shaping societal morals. It references religious sentiments, public actions, and a call to abate perceived issues, with names and specifics largely unreadable.
The ad cites Pyramid Pie Cure as a soil treatment promising medical relief, touts testimonials from users including Geo. C Geirk of Owens Mill Mo, and notes rapid cures and cost savings. It references physician and senate contexts, asserting widespread positive results and urging belief in its efficacy.
From the London Academy and The Calix Chronicle offices plan a new birthday feature under the daily heading Thin Is My Birthday. It will quote lines about Shakespeare Pope and Burke with playful misprints and stylistic quirks, praising virtue and humaneness while noting dominion and gifts.
Readable fragments describe a caustic stage scene with Kora and Hedwig joining young men in a ballroom dance. The account details abrupt gyrations and close contact during a waltz and ensuing actions that imply risqué dancing and physical flirting in a crowded village setting.
Miss Chatterton Charley recounts a fortune teller predicting Alm would marry a brunette. She and her father discuss belief, noting fortune telling’s occasional reliability issues. The exchange shows skepticism about prophecy and fate.
A lengthy excerpt discusses why cleanliness in handling milk is essential, detailing how contamination and preservatives affect safety. It explains testing for adulteration, pasteurization methods, and the digestibility of milk by different groups, including children. It also touches on dairy taste, storage, and culinary notes related to milk and buttermilk, ending with a brief note on reader inquiries and a recipe snippet.
The paper calls all readers to carefully consider and follow a set of statements issued for public guidance. It emphasizes prudence, propriety, and civic conduct, urging adherence to the advocated standards and social expectations of the community.
A long testimonial from Lucy A Clark and other readers extols Hartman remedies for chronic catarrh and backache. Letters claim the program quiets nerves, eases pain, and supports health, with many noting personal cures and gratitude toward Dr Hartman and The Hartman Sanitarium Column.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a kitchen scene with a tab well and leg end item, mentions a chef or cook, a later note about publishing a recipe for a quarter, and references to bread like pattie and wine. Entities and details are unclear due to distorted text.
Fragmented OCR text discusses national prosperity linked to industrial trades and machine tool sectors. It mentions success in securing orders, adoption of mechanical improvements, and organizational efficiency as factors, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates. The piece reads like a speculative economic analysis with misprints and incomplete names.
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