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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
3
A vintage advertorial touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It claims widespread kidney trouble, urges readers to purchase and write for samples, and cites testimonials and medical endorsement to boost sales.
A garbled New York item recounts a convoluted case involving an admiral and a young woman accused of deception in a land dispute. Names and details are fragmented, but the core suggests a supposed fraud linked to payment and land claims amid erratic dialogue.
A fragmented antiquated item mentions Joule Homan and references a theatrical world with gendered roles and entertainment figures. The text appears to discuss a production context and potential future events, though details are garbled and contact names are uncertain.
Berlin dispatch reports an emperor addressing his royal subjects urging interest in American agricultural practices. The message promotes adopting modern farming techniques and better management, signaling a shift in policy direction and emphasis on productivity.
Incoherent text details an imperial policy, farm and estate activities, and proposed revenue gains. The garbled piece mentions Cadmnen, a farm, a beltur TapidLy transformed exhibit, and prices rising in an agricultural show context, with unclear references to revenues and production.
Kansas delegation members are tied up with the senatorial contest while Scott remains active in the background. The piece notes that most Waoiimarion legislators are occupied, with only limited attendance at a gathering and unclear participation from Reeder, Miller, Long, and others in the ongoing race.
The report outlines a powerhouse pitching corps for the Americans with famed names such as Christy Mathewson, Kid McGinnity, and Vic Taylor expected to star. It describes the national team’s plans to mix veterans with rising talents, noting possible acquisitions from Boston and Chicago while detailing Keeler and Davis infield and outfield lines and the strong defensive depth behind a heavy-hitting lineup led by Shcantey and Brennan.
Ernest Featherston acted as agent for foreign buyers in exporting twenty three trotters to Vienna and other cities. The shipment, valued near $40,000, was arranged with buyers in Austria Poland Denmark and Germany. Notable horses include Spitcifi, Flores, Mystic and others. shipments aimed to boost western European trotting campaigns in 1907 and 1908.
Corbett accepted the Hayes Valley Club offer for a 20 round bout with Jess Willard? Jeffries. The Hayes Valley Athletic Club announced a $20 000 purse for a twenty round world title fight in San Francisco.
A jumbled summary notes bets for ingots and prices in Lexington Kentucky and Saint St. Louis racing chatter. Mentions Gorman and Bauer expressions of high bids and petra related wagers, plus racing heats and a noted favorite Lechler at Oakland with several surprises. The passage mixes betting figures with horse racing results and names.
An advertisement from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta promotes an antidote for a menacing blood poisoning called nentagios or the Bad Disease. The copy claims vast harm, inheritance from parents, and calls for patients to write for free information, asserting SS. S. purifies the blood, kills the virus, and offers permanent cure, mailed free.
The report covers multiple horse racing items including entries and outcomes. Mentions include sad saw winning after a delay, Kentl worth and Cald in close finishes, John J. McDonald negotiating a contract for jockey Connell, weather and track conditions, and scraps about boxers and other racing figures. Several cities and owners are named with results and bids noted.
A historical culinary piece explains the nutritional value of vegetables and beans, praising lecumin rich foods while warning against overcooking. It details bean based soups and dishes including Haricot, White Bean Soup, fritters, potted bean savory, and baked beans with bacon, offering practical kitchen methods and serving notes.
Requires Mrs EH recipe requests for gingerbread and chicken dressing. Ingredients include ginger molasses eggs flour sugar and spices for gingerbread and butter creamed dressing with careful moisture control. Instructions emphasize proper mixing to avoid cakes or dressings being too thin or runny and to bake until done using a broom splint test.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and phrases with little readable context. Missing dates places and events prevent a coherent summary. The text shows garbled phrases like Jt rannon Injate and say de wonder nat in icriation and mic references, offering no verifiable facts.
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