Munyon Receives Gratitude for Rheumatism Cure
Mr Michael German of Broad Street Jobrotowz credits Munyon Rheumatism Cure with his recovery after years of pain. He describes severe joint swelling and mobility loss, notes numerous doctors and patent medicines failed, and says three days after startingMunyon’s treatment his condition improved and within four weeks he was cured. Munyon offers separate remedies for each disease and claims cures for rheumatism, catarrh, dyspepsia, and colds. Remedies sold at druggists for 25 cents a bottle.
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Michael German
Manyon
Musyon
Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Raccoon Attack Leaves Jones Injury at Home
A midnight incident at Lee Jones's residence left him with bite and scratch marks after a large pet raccoon attacked as he tried to restrain it. The injuries include bites through finger joints and multiple scratches on both hands, while the animal fought to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Jones
Lee
Mr. Jones
Topeka Society Notes Highlight Social Week
In Topeka society life, Mrs. M. W. Van Valkenberg hosted a refined party with elaborate decorations and corsages for guests. Updates cover club gatherings, upcoming events, marriage notices, and socialBITS including the Mikado cast, charity plans, and teas with named local families and organizations.
Afints and Helps to Music and a Gentle Tale
A dated article advises on piano practice and vocal care highlighting rhythm, posture, and health. It urges balance between technique and well being, noting morning practice suits minds that are fresher. A short anecdote from an English paper tells of a girl caring for her younger brother, revealing common sense over assumptions. The issue closes with a note on a periodical mail rate of 302 a month.
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Taber
Bridal Costumes and Orange Blossoms Optional
Winter weddings feature elegant gowns with swanskin silk and orange blossoms. Describes a specific bridal outfit with demitrain skirt, mull accents, and Swiss belt, notes orange blossoms are optional, and highlights bridesmaids' attire and broader winter fabrics trends. Also mentions Rothschild quote about money in America over the next five years.
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Ana
Els
Stephanetla
Ons
Comfortable People They Know What to Do and What to Say
Harper's Bazaar praises the "comfortable" type for knowing when to speak and act, avoiding nagging or harsh judgment. Their charm lies in restraint, selflessness, and subtle influence, which evades fatigue and ensures peace in daily life without ostentation or martyrdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
Harper's Bazarre
The Daughter's Part in Home Life Etiquette
A dated social guidance piece urges daughters to greet guests warmly at home and assist their mothers during social calls. It stresses attentive welcome for the father, the value of affectionate family interaction after a workday, and the hidden duties of daughters in maintaining harmony at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmaller
Hom
Harper
Like Father Like Son In Washburn College Politics
Edwin Leland son of Cy Leland uses College paper influence to gain control of the Washburn oratorical association in Topeka contest. He buys shares to win voting rights, secures a majority, and ousts opponents. The piece notes district politics, migration of figures, and local press reactions as factions form around Leland and Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Leland
Cy Leland
Washburn College
Washburo College
Topeka
Thia Rand
Washburn
Leland
Vate Leland
Nstrous
J. TR. Burtie
Cowley County
Burton
Topeka Poultry Show Yields Large Prize Wins
Topeka winners dominate the Poultry Show with many prizes for Topeka birds. Auton Sheets of Topeka leads with top prizes. notable entrants include Wm Vesper Henry Peers T B Rice John Harman R E B Bursette J Gauze W A Doo little Sabetha J A McCarthy and others. New officers named Potter Moore Parsons president G G Wheat Topeka vice president T H Lesher Topeka treasurer D A Wise Topeka secretary. Western Pigeon Club also installed officers led by J ceatz president Joseph Spetter vice president M F Hankila secretary John Ramabarger treasurer Ls Bardman Herington and others. Exhibits totaled 99 entries with many first prizes and several seconds. Ramsbarger and Henkla posted strong totals. A $190 prize offered by Charles H cheli for best collection attracted attention. W E Foster acted as judge. The page ends with a headache remedy plug.
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Aio
Topeke
Wm. Vesper
Henry Peers
T BR Rice
John Harman
R. EB. Bursette
Seein
Winfield
Mthle
Sabatha
Wertern Pigeon Club
Seasion
1. & Ceatz
Joseph Spetter
M. F. Hankila
John Ramabarger
Ls. Bardman
Herington
W. & Foster
Henry Checkilelt
Topeka
Over Birds
Is. Shemshed
John Ramsbarger
M. F. Henkla
Henry Checkfleid
Charles H Cheli
St Jee
W. E. Foster
No-To-Bac Cure Prompts Tobacco Anx: Asheville Letter Boosts Patent Remedy
In a noisy Asheville scene a dated 1894 letter from J Fogieman proclaims No-To-Bac cured his son after years of tobacco use and then cured him of tobacco use itself, praising Pelham's Pharmacy and No-To-Bac with a publicist’s cheer. The tale includes Hawkins and local police chief endorsements and a Chicago New York endorsement fold.
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J. C Fogieman
Buxton
Pelhem's Pharmacy
Patton Avenue
Asheville
N.C
Pelham
Fogleman
Patice Hawking
Solomon
Wrate
Suheville
HS Hawkins
New York
Epin
Grogeist
Amprica
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Munyom
Journaz
St. Toseph
Bample
Stanpe “Sports Afield
Dearborn St
Chiesza
Uitesdelat Anne
Mra
M. W. van Valkenberg
A.A Scott
Bucher Club
Bot. Lewla Hi
Kib- Ninger
Edwin Knowles
Profesional Club
Dirs J. Hankin
Frank Holliday
Chicago
Occidental Club
J. Bradsoe
Copeland
Pansy Club
WC Smith
Philharmonies
Munday
Guildhall
Moszkowiski
John L. Hall
Springfield
J. J. Frey
D.C Warner
Knoxville
Tend
Nive Holliday
C. M. Merriam
Financial Trust Company
St Joe
Margaret Dudley
Kate Thacher
Ladies of Grace Church
Atchison
Walter Noble
Miss Shella
Barger
U. and
Flower Mission
U. and I. Tens
Christ Hospital
Dead L Flower Mission
Arthur Ceppar
Willis Norton
Hospital Board of Managers
H. C. Asaby
Laura Douthitt
Trogether
Frank Crane
J. F. Jarrett
Eugene Wolfe
Eugene Quinton
C. J. Prescott
Mary Hiorton
Margaret Mulvyane
Misy Dennie Price
Harold Chase
W. Pieron
H. E. Overholt
Will Haskell
H. V. Hinckley
EM. Smith
P. H. Adams
L. Ferry
Nica Thomas
Katisha
W. W. Webb
Topaka
Oxford
Sans Purell
David Atchison
Leavenworth
Arshur Mills
Mowie
M.E. Stoker
Mias Marr Miller
Albertus Tyler Lucas
Toptke
Lulu Delavan
W. L Drom
Ladies’ Society of the
Tinkar
Art Uapper
Mes P. 1
Soper
Lyle Dickey
Kate Thacker
Mt Lakin
Jescho Small
W. V. Galbreath
Dal
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Tex
Onis
Persepel
Misa Ausse Jones
West Thoreday
Avening
Union Pacific
Joe Crockett
Maxwel Misa Byrd Watkins
Neil Raab
Willard N. Hall
Florida
Oat Foulks
Los Augeles
al Histed
Joseph Duckworth
Los Angeles
D. Colvin
Omaha
Sod
William
Harry Iz
Murry R. Kasson
Kansas City
South America
Updegraf
Maple Hill
Philhermonic Club
Mondey
Guild Hall
J. F. EL Moktvben
EL. Coplach
Muasra
J. B. Hayden
H. A. Dunn
Vances
Dows
Daily Note
Holly
Molly
Tim Oh
Ani
Choity
Mlatislou
Paris
Topeka Busitse Oren
Elas
America
Globe
Brance
Young
J. W. Steafor
Concordia
Cloud County
Colorado Springs
Col
Shearer
Concordis
Bion
Etching
Kanga
Clay Center Dispatch
Indian Territory
Hutchins
Wellington
Ponce
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kansas
Kinsee City
D. W. Fuller
Cavijoharie
N. Y
Joxus
Ashe Ville, N. C
Charley Fogieman
Bruce Nabyhnod
Hie
Pither
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