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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
3
Advice claims Dr Miles remedies cure grip with bed rest, plenty of water, and gentle food. Uses Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills to control fever and aches, promising relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Fragmentary telegraph style brief mentions Hitec and Dr Jan, references to Port Slerstroore, a regenerating agent, and legal figures like the Attorney General. Mix of names, places, and scattered actions creates a chaotic record of officials, shipments, and proceedings with no clear single event or outcome.
S. E. Busser of the Santa Fe announces a substantial purchase of books and a broad program to operate company libraries at multiple stations including TodKe, Winslow, and Lewline. Officials praise the investment as boosting employee morale and reader access as the plan expands to about 90 percent of stations with library installations and improved reading facilities across the system.
Chicago plans a unified terminal system for all rail lines entering the city from the east, south, and west. The move aims to consolidate routes, meet growing city transportation needs, and replace decades of inadequate terminal facilities.
Fragmentary historical item notes repeated mail delays in a section on the Kansas City Newton fast hall. Reading indicates ongoing pania and pania related to a coyote or Ursiond travel route. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or events.
The article questions a Manitoba government sale of the Aratham Pacific routes for 25,000,000 and suggests mail trains may continue slowly. It notes McHen denies any such transaction, reports back-shop updates in the Oklahoma division, personnel moves, and a Sante Fe line accident aftermath. The piece mixes rail operations, staff changes, and an upcoming trial trip.
No 2 leaving Kansas City at 9 50 p m is a solid vestibuled train to St Louis with smoking car coaches reclining chair car seats free and Pullman parlor car Connections at St Louis union depot with eastern lines for New York and Atlantic coast points
In a wrap of railway notes from Wellington and nearby hubs, engineers, conductors, and agents change posts and assume duties. J. P. Kirkpatrick arrives as operator agent from Nashville while I Wellman shifts to throttle duties at the Topeka limited. A. Th. Mable moves toward Smith, and W. F. Rolte declines a new post to remain with the Conductor Harry Peters on inspection tours.
The Frisco adds six new stalls on the nine extension reaching Sapulpa Texas, with stations Seniin Bryant Troy Ravin Randolph Mudill. Rock Island grinds toward its Edberal extension, twenty seven miles graded, large gangs at work. Completion expected this fall as Beary Nore Wetore records progress. E Maxon, Santa Fe terminals chief at Galveston, noted remarks.
An overview links headaches to multiple organ derangements with catarrh as a prime cause for frontal headaches. The report cites a user praising Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, sold at fifty cents, guaranteed cocaine free and claimed to cure catarrh and its headaches.
Distillations show railway personnel changes with Beaumont Kansas Gallant appointment and Rock Island districts, Wichita agent Bascome in Topeka, plus switch engine duties and upcoming Pacific Engineer Te Tae, as Bart Stewart and others shift roles amid regional rail activity.
St Louis January 31 United States flour importers plan a special excursion for European flour buyers to visit St Louis and other milling centers. A meeting with about fifty millers discussed the European flour trade and the potential tour to America to study milling operations.
Fragmentary lines describe a visit by foreign guests and their wives with a programme. Mentions of about Py and seven more, plans to stay in St Louis, and various party arrangements. Details are garbled and missing key names and dates.
In Minneapolis the mayor issues a sweeping order in a civic action described as a crusade. The directive targets removal of stone piles and related debris, aiming to maintain order and public safety amid ongoing unrest and claims of financial loss. Authorities stress enforcement at all times.
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