Princess Viroqua M D endorses Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
A promotional notice features Princess Viroqua M D praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health. It asserts cures for ovarian trouble, barrenness, womb inflammation, and ulceration, claiming many operations have been avoided. Endorsed by Dr Ptones, Detroit? Michigan, urging readers to obtain a bottle and contact Mrs Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mus
Lydia EB
Pinkams
Princess Viroqua
P. Viroqua
Ynsing
Lydia E. Pinkham
Union Depot Talks Focus on Kansas City Not Topeka
In St Louis General Manager H C Mudge led a meeting of railroad officials about a proposed union depot for Kansas City. Attendees said progress was slow with plans for enlarging depot facilities and a new station. eleven roads currently in the station, three more seeking membership. Officials noted maps favoring some lines and that agreements on building details remain unsettled. Mudge said Santa Fe entering St Louis awaited executive decisions.
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Kansas City
Topeka
H. C. Mudge
St. Louis
Tiend
J. J. Sanford
Kans City
Santa Fe
St. Louie
Strike News From Coal Region Piques National Attention
Father Coffey of Carbondale visiting Kansas and commenting on the Pennsylvania coal strike. He notes a quiet yet strained clash over union recognition, with miners seeking firm rights and operators resisting. Conditions in the valley appear prosperous but complex, as industry players weigh wage scales and power sources amid potential broader disruptions.
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Father Coffey
Carbondale
Pennsylvania
The
State Journal
Father Hayden
West Eighth Avenue
Kansas
Tmne
Pennsylvania Lines
Erie
New York
Hudson River
Ullal Point
Oucka
College of the Assumption
Monreal
Ha Wax
Scranton
Tt Carbandiste
Prather Coffey
Bicck Creek
Penn
Topeka News Notes Mixed Local Events and Ads
Local briefs cover concerts at Garfield Park and Palace, fashion notes on shirts and flannel, river news, tax talk on vehicles, Elks baseball links, postal cards, church and civic meetings, and staffing moves at rail and law offices with optimistic talk of pest house land title and river bridge work.
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Marshall
Garfeld Park
the Palace
Dean Kaye
Grace Cathedral
St. Simon’s Mission
Palace
Wallace
Wes
Topeka
Woodma of America
Shawnee County
Emporia Elks
A. M. Callaham
Presbyterian Missionary Union
Garfield Park
A. A. Hurd
Santa Fe
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Topeka Elks
T. E
FL Weber
Frank Newland
Missouri Retail Grocers’ Association
Kansas City
P. D. Coburn
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Wilson
United States Board of Agriculture
Beloit
Peoples Ice Company
Tom McNeal
Medicine Lodge
Emporia
Elks
C. A. Hein
Christ Hospital
Fillmore Street
G. Disney
Dawes Indian Commission
Justice Dimmey
Justice
Oakland
Indian Territory
Ben Thompson
Marshal McGrath
Toneka
Horton
Kickapoo
Fair Grounds
RM. Spivey
Albuquerque
The
Lawrence Journal
Rock Island
Archie Campbell
Will Myers
Venice
Eugene F. Ware
Emile
St. Mark
Choral Union
Zelia de Lussan
State Teachers’ Association
Tracy
Chicago
Canada Line
City of
Mexico
Better Carriers’ Association
Prairies
Tiers’ Association
State Society of Christian Endeavor
Emporia Society of Endeavorers
FW. Emerson
National anti-Saloon League
Washington
Simon
Wheat Sprouts in Shock as High Water Hits Crops
Weather bulletin from observer Jennings reports week ending July 1 with excessive rainfall across Kansas. Northern counties show damaged wheat in shock and yields vary by county, while eastern and western divisions note harvests progressing. corn thriving with rosiest prospects, potatoes harmed in some areas, and fruit ripening with mixed conditions.
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Department of Agriculture
Observer Jennings
Kansas
The
Weather Bureau
Morton, Jewell
Marshell
Shawnee
Kaw
Blue
Chautauqua
Cherokee
Crawford
Lion
Woodson
Allen
Geary
Linn
Wilson
Cheutauqua
Coffey
Wondick
Leavenworth
Ery
Washington
Ottawa
Barber
Western
Sheridan
Finney
Kearney
Wallace
Decatur
Thomas
Hall
Horton
Catne
Santa Fe Strikers Hit Texas Lines in 400-Man Tieup
Santa Fe machinists in Texas stage a broad strike, joined by boilermakers and blacksmiths, halting mainline and branch service. In Cleburne 400 workers are out, 40 taking strikers' posts, fires in engines troublesome, guards posted as orders threaten wider action.
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Santa Fe
Cleburne
Dallas Ars
Dallas
Tex
Colorado
Texas
Santa Fe Company
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Princess Viroqua, M. D
Union Depot
Uticura
Scranton, Pa
Struggle OF
Thomas F. Coffey
Catholic Church of
M. F. Hayden
Lhat Coffey
John A. Coffey
Rock Creek
Father Thomas Coffey
Crosby Bros
Crosby Y Bros
Stirling
Priestley
Sec
Campieg
Bae
Asc
Asc Ae
Pebynes
Infante
Iscoms
Ottens
Kan
Ccount Chautauqua
Tuy
Fuclastye
Iee
GEO. A
Grant Wastern
Adams Street
Misenwet & Kansas Tele
Pacite R BR. SF
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