Fragmented Topeka news items mix war notes and local events
A jumble of Topeka era items reports on weather, bank news, sewer work, and public notices. It mentions Kansas figures, city officials, and civic projects, with scattered references to the war, stamp sellers, and local personalities amid routine municipal updates.
Skin and Blood Purification Cleansing Claim
A historic advertisement promotes a skin and blood purification regimen promising to cleanse the skin scalp and blood of torture related humor and loss of hair. The copy emphasizes cleansing efficacy and physical improvement through unspecified treatments and remedies.
Complete Treatment for Skin Ailments Promoted
The ad touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pine Resin as rapid relief for itching burning and disfiguring skin conditions including eczema and rashes. It claims thousands of mothers and all ages have achieved cures where other remedies failed using the trio plus Resolvent Pills.
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Mindineker enquirers Abe Williams in Tennessee
The Mindineker sought Abe Williams on a Tennessee highway. after two failures to hear, the interview turned starker as threats and a weapon's fuse were mentioned. A later note references a U S court suit against J J Berry of Harien for failure to stand collections, with a separate damage suit noted as pending. In Jeavenworth the Soldiers Home reports 2449 veterans, the largest census ever, with overcrowded barracks and veterans sleeping in hallways and basements.
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Mindineker
Tennessee
Abe Wiliams
Abe
Abilene
Kan
Jin
United States
J. J. Berry
Scien
Jeavenworth
Sobldiers
Turner and Metivilie Plead Guilty in Coal Theft Case
In Hutchinson Kansas on January 1, Robert Turner and John Metivilie were cited 3100 and costs in Justice Kaankey court for stealing coal from the Santa Pe read at Sylvia. The men agreed to plead guilty and face potential jail time. the fines were paid and they were discharged after the plea bargain.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Jan
Robert Turner
John Metivilie
Kaankey
Opening of Railroad M C A Building Dedicatory Service
At the dedication of the Railroad M C A building in Topeka last night about 690 people attended the services. Theodore Roosevelt sent congratulations from the White House and Governor Bailey addressed the gathering with officials of the Santa Fe Railway present.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
White House
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Topeka
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Bellroad
AL GC. A
Thomas E. Prout
Association
Santa Fe
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Mudge
Third Christian Church
Andrew Baird
Onette
Greed
H.R Laute
James Moore
WW. J Bailey
Mr. Shaver
Adirers
HM. Beardsley
Kansas City
Alfred Lovell
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Santa Fe Railread
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
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Rich Men and Dyspepsia Cure Claim by Stuart Tablets
An old tale about Croesus and wealth warns that riches bring troubles from overeating and poor habits. The ad touts Stuart's Trapeyeian Tablets as a universal cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming vast success and household name status. The text urges readers to buy the tablets from druggists at a nominal price.
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John D. Rockefeller
Lydia
Cyrus
Solon
Aly
Stuart
Vnila
Gift to trustees sparks praise at Y M C A meeting
The address lauds the Good Book and urges use of the new building to promote Christian citizenship and sturdy young manhood. Santa Fe official speakers commend the railway’s educational efforts and express hope the message reaches all 47,000 employees and distant desert workers.
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Bir
Gleed
Henry Hautz
Raiiroad Y. M. C. A
Alfred Lovell
Dedication of a new Reading Rooms building by Santa Fe officials
Governor Bailey praised the new Santa Fe Reading Rooms dedicatory event emphasizing progress and better livelihoods for workers. Speakers highlighted education, character, and opening opportunities, while a Republican Seventh District committee meeting in Hutchinson set January 7 to arrange the congressional convention and related details.
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Santa Fe
Seventh District
Republican Congressional Committee
Hutchinson
FT. C. Wilson
Wichita
Murdock
Cass Ton Bears the Tee Kind You in Om Bought
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Casttonr Bears and bought items. readable entities include CasTORnra and cABTOnTA with unclear context. The source is damaged, but hints at a purchase or trade event involving a bear and a “Wired You Wave” phrase.
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Died in Her 100th Year in Salina Kansas
Mrs. Christian ny wary died at age near a century in Salina on January 1. She had lived in Kauhas 22 years and death occurred from old age. An art exhibition and opening are planned at 16 West Sixth Street by Miss Isrickson and Jokneen. Local notices indicate community interest in the event and aging residents.
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C.C. Knowles
St. Louis Exposition
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Fred W- Vreeman
Merchants National Bank
W. W. Mills
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Aira
Nation
He Gale
Carrie A. Nation
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Hut Snyder
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Frank Griley
Joseph Saas Ts
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Salina
Kan
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Kauhas
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Missea Isrickson
Jokneen
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West Sixth Street
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