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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement extols a cure as safe and effective for digestive troubles. It warns against overeating and promotes a product described as digesting foods quickly to prevent fullness and stomach distress. The copy emphasizes wholesome tonics and cautions that overindulgence is harmful.
San Bernardino reports indicate a general strike order affecting railroad workers. Officials deny full stoppage, noting ongoing work and dispersed actions by bolt makers, bell ringers, and maintenance crews. A San Bernardino paper cites reports from Needles and local police while executives with Santa Fe seek to manage the impasse and prevent broader disruption.
Tepeite resident recounts long kidney pain and weakness relieved by Dogi's Kid ney Pills after trying many remedies. Thomas Davis of 915 West Sixth Street, a barber, describes decades of discomfort and sleepless nights. He credits a Rowley & Brown drugstore remedy box offering relief, praising a cure by Fonter-Muburn in Buffalo New York.
A factory tale recounts a worker who steals a pouch to roll cigarettes from a mixture of tobacco and sawdust horsehair and coal dust. Repeated borrows and attempts to smoke reveal a risky habit, ending with his threat to quit as coworkers watch.
Switchmen in the yards of the El Paso Northeastern railroad at El Paso have gone on strike over management changes. Disputes centered on replacing the yardwater with Miller as foreman of the engines, and resignations followed as Rock Island plans to abolish the yard position. The strike reduces available switchmen in El Paso but is not expected to disrupt mainline traffic significantly.
Paul Weltenlector, expert wheelmith, recently arrived from MTopela and enters the wheel shed of the focal department. He performs feats with a heavy iron tube, lifting, turning, and manipulating it with strength and practiced skill. The description likens him to a gladiator in build and prowess.
Governor Otero appoints Billy Smith as game warden for Otero County to enforce the five year law. Officials report renewed efforts to curb poaching and protect deer populations in Cloudcroft area amid recent violations of the game terms.
June 17 report from J P Barrett, travel agent for Enios Pacific, notes a froze out event near Dodge City Omaha Nebraska. The fragment references CanéerBa and Win the City with travelers and a third over cheir fous, indicating a disrupted journey and attempt to resume travel.
A longread notes a railroad yard scene with crews pushing a camp of brick, wage instability, and shifting schedules. It mentions foremen, machinists, and shop workers in a bustling maintenance operation near Santa Fe lines, detailing plant delays, worker movements, and routine dispatches as steam and machine shop work proceed.
Fragmentary notes discuss whether the firstborn is usually the healthiest in a family and reference a doctor’s comments. The readable text hints at a discussion about genetics, maternal health, and child vitality, but details are unclear and names or dates are absent.
A beauty young society woman's letter advocates Peruna as a remedy for persistent stomach and skin issues. It describes dramatic health improvements and urges readers to request personal medical advice from Dr. Hartman of Hortusa Sanitaria in Columbus, Ohio.
A garbled report describes a heated Santa 7 pore credit matter with references to a Be Sian 39 seat, a Be ba clea Albuquerque winter scene, and efforts to secure betare. It notes a committee critique, waning patience, and a push for improvements, including a noted editor’s role and responses to local concerns.
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