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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1903
Page
13
Fragmented readable lines describe Paine's Celery Compound with dubious health claims and mentions of bodily symptoms. The text references purported cures, nerve weakness, and a dubious testimonial style, suggesting a sensational old advertisement or mock medical claim segment.
A scattered OCR shows Hale and Terie Ls connected to a university in Topeka with references to the Waverant ATE Society and Mascochusente. The piece mentions Hackney, Topeka water power, and a banquet near Seventh and mile Marker, along with various speakers and attendees.
The report notes Mrs Long learning of Nusbaud’s triumph and decides to telegraph the glad news to her children. It describes her as versatile and of common appearance, reflecting on her thoughts about child rearing and public life amid upcoming Republican senatorial nominations for Kirtene. The piece mentions the Seventh district and a candidate for the United States Senate race, with reactions from supporters after the second Republican session.
A health notice explains catarrh of the stomach as a condition caused by repeated indigestion rather than a primary disease. It describes symptoms, the role of mucous membranes, and claims Kodol relieves inflammation and aids digestion to produce healthy blood. It mentions early theories and references a Dewitt product at $1.00.
An article profiles a Kansas City art teacher, Mrs Tone, discussing her marriage, family losses, and influential circle. It notes her early study in London, links to Bevier and Long, and her stance on child education, home study, and fostering artistic curiosity in children while criticizing old fashioned views on women and marriage.
A fragmented report from a county gathering describes candidate intrigues in the Seventh district. It notes Governor Blarney’s withdrawal and details social and familial ties of Mrs Long, Mrs Loriy, and other figures, with mentions of political alliances, personal histories, and the looming congressional race.
A sermon delivered by Dr. E G Hirsch condemns Sunday school books as dangerous to children. He derides their moral content and literary style, likening them to trash and baby talk, arguing they corrupt youth and should be condemned regardless of intended audience.
Seabrook residents press for a street railway link toward Vine Wood Park, hoping to spur a new line into the Washburn College area. Meetings with Vine Wood executives continue as plans for a yearlong push unfold, with local officials to review a proposal in early spring.
St Francis Jan 24 Rumors say the Rock Island and Missouri Pacific may expand service on Beaver Valley branch between Atwood and St Francis three times weekly after Sunday The move aims to spur ratemaking and attract bonds from Cheyenne Rawlins and Decatur counties to extend the Missouri Pacific from Letiuru through those counties Local towns Oberlin Atwood and St Francis push for bond votes if the railroad submits a cent rate offer Also mentions wireless telegram rate discussion and health remedies ad style plain text.
Captain Post of the Salvation Army reports five thousand Boston families have received fuel, food, and clothing during severe cold and a coal famine. He cites widespread destitution on South and West End streets, with cases including a sick husband and four children forced to pay rent while a paperboy earned pocket money. The Army warns of worsening need as winter deepens and calls for more volunteers and workers to support ongoing relief.
Gibton N. Vincent, a clothing merchant at 240 Broadway, sues the Flatiron Building owners for 6000 dollars claiming the northeast wind caused by the structure damaged his shop. The suit alleges two incidents damaged plates and glass, and hindered window operation at his Broadway frontage. The complaint lists Vincent as plaintiff and attorney filing the papers.
Spokane reports a seven foot mountain lion seen at Finney’s front door. Finlay fired after a moving figure, killing the beast in darkness. The incident followed an uncertain nocturnal confrontation and pursuit on an Indian reservation near Kettle Falls. Relic notes from the White House auction in Washington describe furniture from the presidents era selling at auction. Furniture pieces, including a leather lounge and mahogany items, fetched modest sums amid a sale to relic hunters and dealers.
In York Jen t Surrocate Fitsgerald rules the estate of Mrs Julia Dent Grant widow of President Griot is liable to pay inheritance tax. Frederick J Grant is named in the application. The ruling mentions the estate and related tax obligations.
Detroit officials announce a 1,200 ton coal delivery plan within 200 miles, backed by a $300,000 loan from Dime Savings Bank. Mayor Maybury praises rapid setup of coal operations, vows full scale delivery and relief for power plants despite critics. Municipal officials report early sales of soft coal and ongoing negotiations as art auctions and local figures feature in city life.
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