Unclear medical product notice confuses readers
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled health item mentioning a cure and refund but lacks concrete entities. No verifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes are present.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
3
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled health item mentioning a cure and refund but lacks concrete entities. No verifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes are present.
Norbert Devees ton and Jane J Mc Cook named receivers to liquidate all remaining property, effects, and claims of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Company and The Mercantile Trust Company, with sale by public auction at Shawnee County Kansas. Proceedings span circuits in Massachusetts New York Missouri Colorado and California, under decree of federal courts.
Court in Topeka Kansas orders sale of all personal and real property of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company receivership. Sale continues daily with bids accepted from qualified bidders and payment due after purchase. Deposit required, property sold without warranty, located in Topeka Kansas and New York banks collateral.
A collage of short squibs and jokes from various papers. Witty exchanges and cartoonish dialogues touch on manners, luck, money, and misfortune. Includes quips about waiters, unlucky omens, and light domestic humor across New York, Atlanta, and North Carolina outlets.
The article chronicles the rise of the petroleum industry from Drake’s 1869 well to a vast 30,000 mile pipeline network. It notes early drilling on Venango Creek, the Seneca origin of oil, rapid growth in Titusville, and the shift from barrels to pipelines, with dramatic economic stakes and mass emigration to oil towns. It highlights the 1889 Willard farm strike as a birthday marker and cites vast production, exports, and wealth created by the oil industry.
A quasi humorous editorial notes that American girls should use low shoes indoors to avoid ankle injury while praising Frenchwomen for wearing high shoes for walking and maintaining pretty feet. The piece contrasts footwear habits and health advice in a playful tone.
Scribner's 1898 prospectus outlines The Story of the Evolution by Henry Catut Ledge, featuring Howard Pyle art, Captain A T Mahan navage piece, Kipling, Davis, Cable, and Harris contributions. It lists The Worker's in a new edition and articles on undergraduate life at Harvard Princeton Yale, with political reminiscences by Senator Hoar. Maxfield Parrish decorations planned. ten color printing. prospectus available on application.
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