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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1903
Page
14
Community theater notes list Wise Woman at Crawford Sunday and Bartley Campbell's Southern Play at Crawford Thursday Alongside mixed reports on wine minibar and stage gossip, the column surveys local offerings and audience reactions with scattered mentions of performers and schedules across the Crawford event page.
Fragmentary ad style text discusses image troubles and urges cures for constipation digestion and dyspepsia. Mentions 50 cents and a remedy claiming to clear complexion like a spring shower. Contains misspellings and garbled phrases from OCR.
A compact ad from Pepsin Syrup Co of Montrose announcing Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach relief. It promotes ease of digestion and energy, urging readers to buy the product for healthy digestion and comfort.
fragmented OCR text describes a stage production with romantic and moral themes. references to Burtis Campbell and Bartley and a South magazine editor. notes a character driven play featuring a past era with moral contrasts and a cast of men and women, set along river scenes and Gentian halls.
The Chaperons promise a grand midway revue at Crawford Market featuring a star-studded cast including Frank Le Perbey and Alice Nigisan with costumes and musical numbers. The show aims to entertain with lavish scenery and a wide array of acts designed to draw big crowds and laughter.
Report on intermission pacing and performer focus during a theater production. Observes how long breaks, actor movements, and quick costume changes impact audience engagement and scene transitions. Notes remarks from performers including Hopper and Tempiston on timing and stage dynamics.
A fragmented report describes Fest Upon the Indoor Circula with Crestore and his band, featuring Creatore’s conducting and guest performances. It highlights the powerful presence of Russell, Mrs Moller, and a budding young pianist whose debut at the opera bowie was once tentatively promised by a benefactor.
A distorted OCR passage discusses a celebrated musician named in a royal or noble context. It references personal peculiarities and public perception, suggesting a broader debate over truth versus sensationalism in reporting the artist’s behavior and character.
A fragmentary account discusses catarrh cures with claims of scarce effective options. The writer reports personal experience with various remedies, including salves, washes, inhalations, and nasal treatments, claiming limited success and noting upheavals in throat and stomach health.
James E Hackett reports the theatrical trust at an end and independence for theaters. He cites Weber and Pringsang claim to control all attractions as the trust wanes. Independent agencies and theaters in New York West End Brooklyn are poised to rise with new licenses and competition.
A garbled historia traces a man who drifted from fishmonger to street musician then stone cutter and blacksmith. He later worked as a baker's boy before pursuing cooking, finally finding success as a singer. By age 52 he was known as Si Cantorella, a famed basso of Pern dAszio.
The article notes the veteran actor Stoddart nearing eighty, still a beloved figure as he contemplates a new season. It mentions his past work with Kick La Shelle and hints at possible projects including The Brier Bush and plans extending from Atlantic to Pacific. Also references to theater figures Edesoni Budward Terry Stephene and others eyeing roles and tours.
A reader reports improved health after using Dr Miles heart and nervous system formulas. The letter credits Nervine and other Dr Miles products with curing heart trouble and prostration, noting full recovery after purchasing multiple bottles and recommending the remedies to others in the locality.
Opening performances in New York feature Gores Tate Smith Alfred Aarchours and Cecilia Loftus after her Cecilia vist. Mr Suthers fest in New York and retirement from Conistar Ter for a fortnight by physician order. Mins Clarita Wibat slipped into New York roles while Kyrie Bellew exits drama to appear in old comedies. The Darling of the Gods marks another major success. Boston Majestic Theater opens with The Stetke from Chiara, Richard Carle in the cast.
A garbled medical notice mentions a remedy claimed to prevent pneumonia and other illnesses. It references various names and figures, including a Mr O'Connell and Chariesa Dil Tnghaom, and discusses a product called Union Paste. The text appears as an OCR fragment with unclear dates or locations.
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