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The ad states stock of soft and hard coal heaters in most sizes and promises very low prices to move inventory. It also invites readers to view Jewel Steel Ranges in the line.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1901
Page
12
The ad states stock of soft and hard coal heaters in most sizes and promises very low prices to move inventory. It also invites readers to view Jewel Steel Ranges in the line.
Port Sheridan officials say abolishing the cantina will be a major blow to the army spirit. Officials claim a proposed fund split could ease the impact, with returns reportedly benefiting residents of Highwood while others anticipate future gains.
An old advertisement-style piece explains ovaritis as an pelvic inflammation with throbbing pain and tenderness in the lower abdomen. It notes sharps pains, proposes a self-check, and urges writing to Mrs Pinkham for advice and a herbal remedy.
Citizens of Highwood oppose saloon closures amid temperance push. Milan Kelly, restaurant owner, criticizes the canteen ban while T U U officials praise the move as a temperance victory. Soldiers remain the focal point as consumption concerns surface around military housing and locker access.
Omaha detectives, stymied after two days, welcome a hypnotist from Clinton to uncover the author of a threatening letter tied to the Cudahy abduction. The plan centers on extracting the final letter from the writer and tracing it to the boy Arthur Fourcy, Pinkerton agent Dette Fourcy’s son. The effort involves house-to-house canvassing, cross-checks, and potential testimony from sources tied to the case. Police seek any clue about who authored the threats and the letter’s origin.
Reads like a society column from Topeka detailing visits, gatherings, and club events. Mentions include Iris Club attendees, the Ceramic Art club, Atlantean club plans, Shakespeare club meetings, teas, card parties, and several local residents traveling or visiting relatives in Topeka and nearby areas. Notable names and households appear among a stream of social updates and upcoming engagements.
Ex governor Pingree's attorneys plead lack of jurisdiction in a contempt case in Zapeing Michigan. Detroit paper notes that today’s proceedings focus on central issues of the case and jurisdiction questions.
Up Goes the Temperature as winds shift south with fair conditions expected tonight General forecast calls for remaining cool. Cards of Thanks express gratitude to G A R Lincoln Post No 7 and friends for support during father's illness and death. Beautiful lakes placid rivers and mountains highlight the region along the Lehien Saucy railroad route between Chicago New York and Philadelphia. Everybody reads the State Journal.
Nearly a thousand chickens on display at the State Poultry Show with about 20 pigeons and equal numbers of Belgian hares. Awards awarded for best displays across American and Plymouth Rock classes, with winners from Topeka, Leavenworth, Emporia, Manhattan and other cities receiving prizes including cloaks, hats, and a Lincoln hatchet.
A 19th century notice warns that a common cold can progress to pneumonia, especially in those over fifty, urging prompt treatment. It touts Dr. Humphreys’s Specific for cure of Grip and prevention of pneumonia and directs readers to drug stores or mail order.
A lengthy listing details numerous poultry entries from different breeders and locations across Topeka and nearby towns. It covers multiple breeds and classes including Langshans, Brahmas, Buff Leghorns, Silver Gray Dorkings, Cornish Indian Games, Belgian Hares, and more. Several exhibitors are named with their cock, hen, pullet, and pen counts, plus special awards for largest displays.
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