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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1897

Page

2

Remedy for maternity dangers fades in pseudo medical ad

An ad extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for childbirth pain and maternal risk. It cites a woman from Seapasw, praising relief from labor pains and sleep loss, and claims the remedy prevents danger and pain. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation with no griping.

Mutmia Itv Willa Sidasw Amis Cate Seaptoa Thoes Elgikt Goalleu Oaly

Saloon wanderer Berry fined in St Louis court

James Berry the professional hobo, recently freed from a New York inheritance, drunkenly disrupted St Louis traffic and court. Judge Peabody fined him $20 for his behavior after Berry argued and flashed a revolver at Union Station and the Four Courts, prompting further disorder as he sought bail and a safe place to sleep.

St. Louis James Berry New York Orying Ima Berry St. Nicholas Hotel Four Courts Dover Pribe Judee Peabody Lavine Charce Gerry Jefferson Davie Storts Stori Peabody Storts Peary Ber Judes Peabody Storrs Couser Jase Peabody Bet Ty Storis Cap Jim Berry Herry Union Station Kiely Jeff Sterts O'Malley Reservoi Park George Sippel House of Delecates St. Nicholas Rann Hike & Mus Jim Crouin Btors Court House Cronin's Place Twelfth Welnie Streets Cronin's St. Nichohie Crown Salutas Forest Park

Noted Hobo Claims Record After Thirty Years of Freedom

A Blount Vernon resident describes his thirty years as a hobo, telling reporters he has avoided police trouble despite roaming and spending time in St. Louis while his parents are not discussed. He commits to spending time and money in Blount Vernon and defends his wandering lifestyle.

Blount Vernon St. Louis

Colonists From Africa Return Amid Liberia Suffering

Philadelphia reports recount harsh conditions for African colonists returning from Liberia aboard the Pennland. Survivors describe deaths among those sent from the southern states on the Laurada and claim many colonists were lured into the interior and killed. Mrs Fangie Cromer and seven grandchildren are named among the returns, with her daughter dying in Monrovia March 1 from medical neglect.

Liberia Philadelphia Liverpool American Line Pennland Monravia Africa Amope Fangie Cromer Cromer Monrovia Manson United States

Beltish Buy Canneries in British Columbia Sale

Vancouver reports that Beltish and A.B. Trae group plans sale of 15 salmon canneries to an Engsten syndicate. The deal excludes Bell-Teving holdings, giving British capitalists control of BC salmon canning with stable management to push higher prices in global markets.

Vancouver B. C Smy A—A. PB. Traesent Engsten Bell-Teving British Columbia

Girl Awakes After 144 Hours Sleep In Syracuse

Florence Weinheimer, a 14 year old girl from Syracuse New York, slept for 144 hours then awoke last Tuesday evening about 8 o clock. She dressed and joined her family for supper, claiming no memory of the interval and puzzling doctors who say she was conscious part of the time.

Syracuse Florence Weinheimer

Reasons Why Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

The ad touts a remedy claimed to give instant relief for stomach pain and colic and cholera morbus, cure chronic diarrhoea, prevent bilious colic, and be dependable in bowel complaints with no bad effects. It promotes 15 and 50 cent sizes, lists Buffalo and Boston as markets, and advertises a tourist brochure and routes via the Lakes Shore line with schedules and free material on request. It also mentions lumber and shingles at W. I. Miller's yard.

Chamberlain Buffalo New York Boston New England Pelsts Shore & Michigan Southern Ry Chicago Chewstatiqna Leke B. P. Humphrey T. PA Hans City C. KK. Wiber, AG Pla

Imported seeds bring pests to American farms

A Washington report to Secretary Wilson details how imported seeds carry weed and pest seeds such as Russian thistle, Canada thistle, wild mustard, and plantain. It notes vast shipments of grass and clover seed carry contaminants, and outlines seed control stations in Europe and the U.S. testing millions of seeds to prevent spread and protect domestic agriculture.

Washington Wilson United America Europe Agricultural Department Haes Ieel Eavi Kensington Mad Jin

Salvage of Old Liquor Recovered by U S Marshal

United States Marshal Alco ot Tuckerton recovered nearly 400 barrels of wine and brandy stored by wreckers at West Creek and Beach Haven. A man at Tuckerton posted a 3000 bond to ensure delivery on demand, while some wreckers hid liquor in sand dunes. Some demanded 10 per barrel salvage before yielding.

Mt. Holly Toly United States Alco Tuckerton West Creek Beach Haven St Tuckerton

Don’t Stop Tobacco Commercial Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes Bacocuro as a medical cure for the tobacco habit. The copy claims it is vegetable and harmless, claims a written guarantee to cure any case, and lists prices from fifty cents to five dollars with refunds. It directs readers to write for testimonials and a free booklet from Eureka Cacevesl jo Cy Crosse in Wit.

Eureka Cacevesl Jo Cy Crosse

Congress Weighs Special Currency Commission Next Week

Washington July 3 The president seems inclined to send a special message urging creation of a currency commission but faces stiff opposition from financial advisers and silver senators. Indianapolis executives consider withdrawing the request and presenting conclusions through the press. Also an advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for female complaints and general weakness.

Washington Congress White House McKinley Canton Indianapolis House Senate Telter Gate Gaze H. H. Hana Gage

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Wide Skin Cure

An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for cats bruises sores ulcers rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Price is 25 cents per box and sold by J K Jones in Fifth.

Bucklen J. K. Jones

Topeka Fire Alarm Key and Street Chart Fragment

Fragment of Topeka street and Fire Station list with numerous street pairs and stations noted, mixed with ad copy for De Witte Witch Hazel Salve and a testimonial by G. W. Stansfield of 32 Kansas Avenue. Contains numerous misreadings and unclear items.

Morse Jackson Streets Kansas Avenue Rurroad Street Gordon and Taylor Laurent and Harrison Street Grant Street Topeka Avenue Topeka Fourth Street Kiinsax Avenue Second Street Monroe and Kloor Streets Kerans Avenue Garfield Street Kansas and Tenth Avenues Thirteenth St Auchid Avenues Crane and Agama Lake Street Sixth Avenue Topeka Avenues Fourth Taylor Streets Twelfth van Buren Eleventh Streets Twelfth Streets Budd Avenue Buchanan Street Thirteenth Lane Morris Avenue Seventh Lane Street Third Street Quincy Street Crane Street Eleventh Munroe Tenth Avenue Lewrenen Street Lafayette Streets Klein Beward Avenues Ani College Eollege Avensen John Gruin Zenesville G. W. Stansfield Kanses Avenue

Difference Between Wheels Baffles Buyer in 1896 and 1897

A New York Sunday Journal quote outlines a buyer's questions about two bicycle models from 1896 and 1897. The salesman confirms identical frames tires hubs and chains. the only difference cited is a fifty dollar price gap.

New York Sunday Journal

The Oriental Scorches and Social Snippets

A collage of witty quotes and jokes from various papers including New York Sunday World and Chicago Tribune. Humorous exchanges cover marriage, manners, and clever wordplay with brief jokes about barbers, trains, seaside costumes, and secret societies.

New York Sunday World

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