Dr Williams Pink Pills sold in packs not dozens
Sarah E Bowen of Peru Indiana states that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are never sold by the dozen or hundred but in packages. The pills are available from all druggists or directly from the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY. Price is 50 cents per box and 2 dollars 50 cents per box?
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Dr. Williams
Williama
Pal Hatton
Mme. Yale
Yhle
Simuldares
Villary
Vale
Sinn
Hale
Daniel
Yale
Beautia
Betty
Bree
America
Mars Observations Through Large Telescopes Across Time
A discussion tracing 19th century telescope advances from the Harvard 10 inch instrument to larger devices, noting Mars close approaches in 1877 and 1502, early surface observations, seasonal color contrasts, and the search for markings and moons. The article reflects on growing knowledge of Mars’ atmosphere, geography, and possible water, with emphasis on the era’s observational progress.
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St. Nicholas
Harvard
Anetun
Mars
Hia
Skye
Schinpardis
Dturine
Grape sugar now used in food across meals
Grape sugar, labeled grape-suta in the text, is described as a breakfast staple for many, repeated at lunch and even dessert. The distinctive grape flavor is noted as memorable, with the sense of fullness and strength accompanying its use being emphasized.
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Elicate Suvor
Mars Polar Watch Projections From 2909 Observatories
The text describes conditions for observing Mars from Earth, noting a favorable view of the north polar region and a long timeline before the south pole is studied. It mentions ongoing watcher interest and a two year interval for renewed attention, with September 2909 marked for observatories to look for Mars news.
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Mars
Ipusis
Little Writes Home From Kansas Volunteers
Abilene July 8 A letter from Lieutenant Colonel E C Little of the Twentieth Kansas says Kansas volunteers are worn out after their long campaign yet remain brave. He believes the Kansas troops may reach home in time for Thanksgiving if their pace holds, but likely not before. A private in company FE reports the men have seen war and will return with renewed ambition for service, while still tired and longing for rest at home.
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Hondrela
Oul
Ofice
Kansas Avenue
Hub
Chicago Medical Institute
Topeka
Kansas
Abilene
E. C. Little
Twentifth
Lite
Frure
Temperance Workers Plan State Union Meeting
The annual meeting of the state temperance union is set for January 9 and 19. Topeka executive committee members approved dates at the YMCA and hope to bring Archibald Ireland to speak. Names such as George W. Faulk, Howard, and John G. Woolley appear in discussions for possible addresses. Coffeyville temperance groups seek Secretary Stephens support to involve the attorney general in Montgomery County law enforcement, forwarded to Judge Garver. J. W. Gleed is named a delegate to a national temperance conference at Lake Mary later this month.
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State Union
State Temperance Union
Topeka
YMCA
Archbistrop
Ireland
George AW. Fala
Howard
John G. Woolley
Ulase
Serewporae
Hirwerd He Russell
Anti- Sa Ieot Deugus
Mr Barr Named Third Vice President of Santa Fe Railway
James M Barr has been elected third vice president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway and will supervise the operating department reporting to the president. His election consolidates reports from three general managers and places the operating department on par with other divisions. Barr, a known western railroad figure, began as a Pennsylvania system messenger boy and rose through industry roles in Nebraska and on the Santa Fe line.
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James M. Barr
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Santa Fe
Ripley
Uni
Paul Orton
Journal
Haley
Pres Oni
St. Hart
Frey
Topeka
Nevin
Albuquerque
San Francisco
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Purcell
Hipley
Tipley
New View
Foundatton
Barr
Third View
Menteeaman
Tar Veuus
Nebraska
Burlington
Uniga
Sh Oblo
Racarver
Pennsylvania
California
Xearsiun
Soldier Creek
W. J. Batleyer
Bulleyuile
Rock Island
W. Sutton
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Kansas
Leavenworth
W. H. Stitwett
John H. White
Cyrus Lelind
City
Judge Hazen
Monroe Strett
Duxberry
General Western
Baltimore & Onto Railroad
Omaha
Harry Swarts
Farm Land and Mortgage Company
New York
Garfield Park
Kylno
Cinematograph Company
J.C Gordon
Copeland
Chiuud Monden
Homer Cunningham
Smoky Row
Democratic Plartesls Club
Fafirodsen
John B. Allen
Kansas City
Christ Hospital
Dre McClintock
Stewart
Ueke
Witton
Baard of Education
Clay School
Con Chips
Galena
Joplin
Mississippi
Gine
Andle
Guthrie
Postattice
Jean Seaton
Reform School
Topeka Auditorium
Journals of the East
Kansas Investments
Clowk
Cty
Salem
Mass
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Boston
International Peace Day gathering tops Endeavor week
Detroit observers report a major Peace Day event at 4 PM under overcast skies with a northwest wind from Lake St Clair. Speakers from various points will present the Christian Endeavor Peace Memorial to be sent to The Hague International Peace Conference. No evening meetings planned. Sunday gatherings in churches focus on unity and the new year program for local and district unions.
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Christian Endeavor
Lake St
Lake St. Claltancose
Belle Lyle
Tantnes
the Hague
Tumnorrow
Endeavor
Baird
Williston
Topeka City News Snippets and Local Notes
A jumble of brief items from Topeka describe weather and flooding effects on rivers and roads. Reports mention officials like Congressman W. J. Batleyer and W. Sutton from Kansas Internal Revenue, traffic and streetcar driftwood cleanup, a revival in the city park, and various civic and business notes from Topeka and nearby areas.
Chief Ramsey deny visit to Athorne General Golderd
The text records Chief Ramsey denying that he visited Athorne General Golderd and stating no objection to enforcement of the law. The passage includes garbled dialogue and unrelated notices such as a weekly bank statement, a beauty product claim, and an 19th century band concert note, reflecting a damaged OCR page with scattered items.
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Athornes
Golderd
Mit
Romney
Detroit Ends Day with 20000 At Endeavor Meeting In Rain
Attendance at the Christian Endeavor convention in Detroit drew about 20,000, Reuters report notes. Starstary Baer criticized local papers for underreporting turnout while the event tents overflowed despite rain. Bishop Arnett presided, with Dr. Barrows delivering sermons as umbrellas filled the tent amid a singing crowd.
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Midh
Christan Endeavor
Tent Endeavor
Starstary Baer
Hauer
Mr. Baer
Bir Baer
Thei. i Committee
CBE
B. W. Arnett
Quayle
Indianapolis
RR. Patterson
San Princises
George B. Soper
St. Paul
John Henry Barrows
Ober-oncollses
Burrows
Voles
Dasiat
Barrows
Fusion Pact in Nemaha County Delegates Agree
Nemaha county Democratic and Populist central committees reach a fusion agreement for the coming election. They propose joint nominations for county clerk and register of deeds by Democrats and for treasurer and auditor by Populists, with a district judge vacancy to be filled by a joint nomination for the fall election.
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Nemata County
Senecahan
Jnis
Senate of
State of
Aneas
Nemaha County
Itt
New Jersey Court Reverses Oliphant Case Ruling
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals reversed Vice Chancellor Grey in the Trenton Potteries vs Richard Oliphant case. It held that corporations may buy the capital stock and business of other corporations under legislative authority, enforcing Oliphant’s contract regardless of restraint of trade. The decision notes sanitary ware is not deemed a life necessity and that the contract did not merely remove competition.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Court of Errore and Appeals
Grey
Trenton Potteries Company
Richard
Nevada
Arizona
Court of Errors
News Jersey
Oliphant
Humor Bits From Old Papers On Memory And Mischief
In clipped excerpts from Indianapolis Journal and Chicago Tribune jokes, a man muses on love and memory. A ring with many keys serves as memory aids, while a mysterious brass button reminds of a forgotten task. A lighthearted crowd in a racing photo turns with backs to the scene.
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