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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement touts Reger's Blood Purifier as a universal remedy for numerous ailments including scrofula fever sores ulcers and various chronic diseases. It promises rapid cure and asserts it cleanses the blood while offering home delivery and dealer availability.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a permit issue and a hearing, mentioning names and actions about licensing, revocation, and authorities. The readable parts reference a person or entity seeking permission, a delay or denial, and a subsequent process with officials and dates. The text remains garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
The State Journal notes work on a Soldier township bridge along Kansor Avenue. A witness reports discovering a body near 186 Township and Park, prompting officials to contact local authorities and begin a scene investigation.
The relief fund received funds from the New York City golf committee and a civic event noting contributions and community support. Details show local organizers and civic figures promoting charity drives, with participants including notable local residents and church groups.
A widow named Mrs. C. Lindid near Silver Lake Mog endures loss as floodwater rechannels the river cutting new channels. Her seven acres remain claimed amid rising lake water. locals note the river’s altered course and a public notice boards officials urging caution and aid.
The text states that a book containing 56 pages and about 75 views taken by him exists, and that any other book offered for sale before that time using any of his views is unauthorized. The clause implies strict control over published views and bans replication in prior sales.
Extensive flooding impacts North Topeka as Jackson Street area suffers structural damage. Homes lose walls and floors collapse while residents flee. Nurses and families seek shelter as waters undermine foundations. Looting concerns rise as redrawn city blocks brace for recovery. Local stores report aisle losses and displaced households.
Bank tax issue unsettles the board of equalization as they wrestle over whether bank stock should be assessed at par value or market value. Debates center on whether banks should pay tax on issued, profits, or both, with doubts about correct valuation and treatment.
June 9 190 Topeka letter discusses future flood defenses for North Topeka. Proposals include steam shovel projects and riverbank stabilization with cheaper, practical options like drainage and improved telecommunication. John Jones at 525 Kansas Avenue weighs public works vs costs and questions remaining.
Real estate loan opportunities announced by The State Savings Bank located at 620 Kansas Avenue seek borrowers. The notice highlights available mortgage financing options and encourages inquiries from prospective buyers and property investors.
A magazine-style piece reviews dainty summer cushions and home decor using muslin, satin, and lace. It describes Becky Sharp pillows, yacht and banana-ship motifs, and decorative pillow covers with embroidery, ribbons, and beaded details. It also includes homemaking reflections on balance between order and artistry.
An health advisory extols maintaining vitality to ward off disease. It promotes nutritious food, fresh air, sunlight, daily water bathing, and brisk walks. It urges monitoring body warmth and disciplined breathing to convert negative sensations to positive health.
A dessert guide outlines rhubarb preparations including cream molded rhubarb, jelly infusion with gelatin and cream, rhubarb compote with lemon rind, and a rhubarb custard bake. It describes steps for boiling rhubarb, making cream and gelatin mixtures, freezing, and presenting with small fern garnish and glace cherries.
A fragmentary domestic tip describes warming water with Hawkd ammonia, soaking a cat’s coat, rinsing and drying carefully with blotting paper, and finishing with a whitening brush. The text passes on a procedure for grooming and treating a cat.
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