Celluloid Side Comics and Sewing Goods Ad Bust
A dense catalog of bargains lists Celluloid Side Comics, buttons, lace, pins, ribbons, wash goods, and a large clothing sale. Men’s suits from 8.50 to 37.50, youths and children’s suits, pants, and corduroy options dominate the notice. Also features perfumes, soaps, and household items in a department store sale ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Crowley
Men’s Felt Hats Light Colors at Reduced Prices
Catalog note advertises all new shapes men’s straw hats with large reductions. 100 dozen men’s socks in black and tan, 100 quality force pair. Men’s summer shirts cut to reduced prices. Odds and ends in men’s linen collars valued from 1 50 to 2c each. Ga.
Bargains in Furniture Headline Reprint
Bargains in Furniture lists various furniture items for sale including dressers with beveled mirrors, solid oak beds, and tufted center tables. Prices and clearer details are obscured by the OCR, but the ad emphasizes special bargains on beds, bed springs, mattresses, and matching bedroom sets in a period style.
Carpet and Matting Prices At Local Stores
Readable ad style notice lists carpets mats linoleums oil cloths with border patterns and wool Brussels rugs. Shows sizes 9x12 10x12 and prices from 9.50 to 14.00, cotton chain ingrains 2.98 to 4.98, linoleum options, Chinese and Japanese matting priced variously.
Come in and See Our Medicines Peruna at Pierce's Prescription
Fragmentary ad style item urges readers to visit for medicines with a focus on Peruna and Pierce's Prescription. Mindful of limited readable data, it signals a local drugstore promotion or storefront message from an early 20th century period.
A Few Specials in Hardware For Pay Day
Pay Day sale offers several hardware items with discounts. Peerless freezers and Blizzard freezers priced low, plus Maydale hammers, Diston saws, gasoline stoves, glassware, steel ware wash basins, lice killer, and washer outfits feature in this promotional list. Frequent product names include Peerless Freezer models, Maydale hammers, Diston saws, Western Clipper Washer, Blue and White Steel Ware Wash Basins, and a garden hose per foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maydale
Shoe Department Footwear Prices in Early Ad Listing
An OCR fragment lists various men and youth shoes with prices and styles such as Russia Oxblood Patent, Calf Seamless, Satin Calf Bal, and Oil Grain Shoes. Includes multiple price points from $1.00 to $3.55 and notes on ladies' Tan Vesting Top Shoes and Tan Leather Top Shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kong
Pedro
Kang
Milwaukee
Over the river and the bridge’s long await
A Topeka area column mixes river imagery with local notes on events. It mentions Shind awaiting a welcome over the river, Fr? scene about a bridge, wagons, and wartime era city life. It reports on civic things like sewer work, river conditions, and various residents travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Can't Eat Why Stomach ells Appetite Fails
A promotional note explains stomach weakness and loss of appetite with constipation and indigestion. It touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to strengthen appetite, prevent constipation and dyspepsia, and relieve fever.
Yacht Arab IV capsizes in lake storm near Chicago
Two people die and eight rescuees cling to an overturned yacht Arab IV owned by John Cameron as a fierce storm sweeps the lake. Names of the dead include Mary Taylor a sixteen year old girl, and Harry Jensen a young man. Skipper Arthur Barber and another man were rescued after a long struggle to reach shore. Rescue crews and bystanders work through the night to save survivors and recover bodies from the cabin. The Arab IV had recently competed in Lipton Cup races and finished second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Chas. L. Wood
National Hotel
Washburn College
James Hanley
Walte& Hanley
Hanley
W. J. Black
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Black
Springs
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Herman Beenkin
Atchison
Topeka Insane Asylum
Germany
Atlantic
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Riley
Fort
Central Park
Clay Street
M. A. Low
Thirteenthland Fillmore
Gleed
Sixth
Topeka
E. W. Benedict
Hi House
Thirteenth and
Buchanan
State Journal
E. Burlingame
Ward Burlingame
Washington
McCabe
Kansas River
Crane Street
Kansas Avenue
B.S Cable
Rock Island
Fairbury
Nebraska
Stander
Lake View
Rothwells
Thompson
Kansas City
W. W. Smith
Burton
United States Attorney
George Lugton
Federal Building
Repulican Party
A. O. U. W.hich
Ottawa Chautauqua
A. H. Horton
Pepnoyer Sanitarium
Kenosha
Wisconsin
John Martin
United States
Ilinois
C. J. Devlin
Devin
Martin
Lane
United States Senate
Senate
Republicans
Nelson
Review of
Kansas
J. M. Chain
Sedgwick County
State Board of Equalization
Republican State Central Committee
Copeland
Union Pacific
Fort Rily
Manhattan
North Topeka
Topeka Elks
Einberts Elks
Wil & O
Smith Building
Ninth and
Chicago
John 3
Cameron
Nastruck
Mary Taylor
Fifty-first Street
Harry Eeen
Arthur Barber
Stehbing
Berber
Harry Boylan
Columbia
Aluty
Corey
Barber
Miss Cameron
Jensen
Taylor
Arab TV
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lailes
David
Peet Bros
Wales
Pardoe
Stuart
Woodworth
Jockey Club
Berdowen
Sea Island
Clothing Department
Sale Pri
Smith
Brussels
Pierce
Milles’ Nervine
Miles New Heart
Shoe Department
Kemper
Paxton’s Great Department Store
Brigg
Jong
Gurfield
Evhel Kise
Bartlesville
Corbett
Johoney
Ottawa
Phillip Spracue
Fire Department
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Raynor
King Bee
T. A. McNeal
Dougherty Success Club
Ohio Club
Ohio Ohio
Circle Avenue
Auburndale
Wear Coal Company
Bethany
People's Ice Company
T. L. Bond
Salina
Knights Templar
A. M. Calisham
Z. T. Hazen
L .S. Curtis
Dr. Calisham
George Clark
Stanley
Shen
Union Pactic. RR
Kansas Ave
Lake
Kan
Senta Fo
Chanteuqua
D. Hia
Wits
J. Zal- SP
Mteeskers
Cam
E. Conklin
Lizzie E. Stewart
Eiberey
Os Veal
Ada ‘M. &. Conk Ts
Liberty
John V. Abrahams
Southwest
A. Palm
L. A. Gillette
Western Avenas
Rec. Inv. Trust Co
J. M. Ash
Third Christian Church
Third
Lake Streets
Tecaulpat
Robie
Paul de Wae
Prince Imperial
WaltsDarr
Schottlache
Wen
Dorchester
Mask
M.S. Gist
Hawesville