Mme Yale s Hair Tonic advertised remedy and products
Mme Yale invites the public to Yale s Hair Tonic claiming it restores original hair color without dye and promotes growth while softening the hair, removing dandruff, and reducing bald spots. The tonic, priced at 1.00, is sold with related beauty products and a free beauty guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantes Axp GuxtieMes
Yale
Indore
Duffy
Yate
Temple Beauty
Statist
Chicago
Minyon Remedies Cure Advertises Nationwide Relief
An 1905 Philadelphia advertisement claims Munyon's Homoeopathic Remedies cure rheumatism, catarrh, headaches, kidney and liver troubles, dyspepsia, nervous diseases, asthma, malarial diseases, female troubles, and more. It promises quick relief, permanent cures, and free diagnosis Angebote with Prof. Man in Arch Street.
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Warrington Fitzeraid
The
Philadelphs Lem
Minyon
Manyos
Munyon
Man
Arch ST
Philadelphia
Attorney Seeks 55000 Fee in suit against Jordan
James P. McElroy, attorney, sues J. C. Jordan eastern capitalist son of Eben Jordan of Jordan, Marsh & Co to recover 55000 for attorney fees. An attachment was levied on Jordan’s property in the city. Peerless Steam Laundry endorses the notice of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sax
Entertaining Society Notes and Weddings at Local Homes
In society circles Mrs T B Sweet hosted a reception for her daughter Susie home from Baltimore with floral decor and refreshments. Webber and Conran wedding at 1024 Polk with intimate guests. Grace Cathedral ceremony and plans for a Colorado tour. Next week features Miss Kate Whiting and Alston Dans, Miss Florence Hollister and Frank Thomas, and a lawn fete at Bethany College with numerous local ladies. Regular notices include dances at Vinewood, gatherings of the Occident al club, and community updates on residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
T. B. Sweet
Susie
Baltimore
Women’s College
le France
Mrs. Sweet
Miss Susie
Mra
J. Prescott
Olivia O'Brien
Webber
Polk Street
Beatrice Wotber
Calvin J. Conran
Ida Webber
Mendelsson
Miss Pearl Webber
Clyde McCahan
Sue
J. B. MecAfes
Conron
Conroy Pros
Leonard's Gallery Ag
Kate J. Whiting
Alston W. Dans
Grace Whiting
Herman Dunham
Denver
Fawer
Theo
Katherine Bodwell
J. B Farry
Harry Valentine
F. McCabe
Alderson
St H Steele
BR. B. Parkhurst
Mise Vana
Misa Fenella Dana
Colorado
Florence Genevieve Hollister
Frank Stevens Thomas
Grace Cathedral
Bishop Millspaugh
Nina Vittum
B Smith
J. L King
Quincy
A. Ui
Thompson
Occidental Club
John E Lard
Frano Littlefield
Grace Morrill
Abbie Ware
Wassde College
Carda
Florence Greer
Franco Littlefield
Rossington
California
Mis
Eugene Ware
Cascade
Hortense Kelly
Topeks
Ella Wilson
J. C. Bratton
Ilinois
Michigan
Tah
Matt Edmonds
McLouth
Stev
Cob- Jentz
Yeaterday
Abe Steinberg
Chicago
Mr. Steinberg
New York City
Germany
J. R Puris
Smith Corner
Ida
Boyma Didden
Shelby Ville
Lil
Mra. Wahle
Pillmore Street
Frances Brandon
Poola
Vis
Dire
Prescott
G. M. Green
Mrs. Green
Moesars
Will Alexander
Ed Dennis
Harry Weaver
Fred Lonebrake
Ottawa
Mra G. J. Mulgane
Mary Hollis
Ripon
Wis
Miss Hollis
Will Rowley
West
Imperials
Vinewood
E Handy
Atchigum
Millspaugh
Minnesota
J. F. Jarrell
Mr. Jarrell
Mrs. Jarrell
Mamie Jarrell
Atchison
COLLACHEBA Indian Woman With History In City Prison
An Indian woman at the city prison awaiting trial for selling liquor is identified as Hattie Baba or Collacheba born at Split Log Mexico. Her parents Frank and Wisce moved her to Wabsunsee County at age five, she has lived mainly on the Potawatomi reservation, spent two years at a French-Indian school in Washington, D C, graduates at 17, speaks French English and Indian, and owns a large volume of Indian history in French manuscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Split Log
Mexico
Frank
Wisce
Wabsunsee County
Maine
Cal-la-che-ba
Baba
Hattie
Pottawatomie Reservation
Hattie Baldwin
Chief Justice May Ends Democrats Endorsement Hope
Chief Justice Martin may have rejected the Democrats endorsement bid as party leaders face uncertain support. The development signals a potential shift in the political landscape ahead of the crucial campaign period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Democracy
Tully Scott Urges No Kansas Democratic State Convention
Democratic lawyer Tully Scott of Oberlin and Hutchinson reform board members meet with the attorney general and Governor Morris. Scott says Kansas Democrats should not convene this year to elect a chief justice or nominate a ticket, advocating nonpartisan justice and support for Judge David Martin. He cites no need for a statewide convention on money or governance, arguing the party cannot afford attendance.
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Tully Scott
Oberlin
Hutchinson Reformatory
Morris
Scott
Kansas
Kansan
Supreme Court
David Martin
Supreme Bench
Archbishop Corrigan Not Banning Women Bicycle Riding
In New York on June 22 a rumor that Archbishop Corrigan would issue an edict forbidding Catholic women to ride bicycles circulated after a Brooklyn report. Corrigan laughed off the tale calling it nonsense and said the church is conservative and does not rush such questions.
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Corrigan
Brooklyn
Archbishop Corrigan
St Joseph's Institute
Damb
Fordham
Father Connelly
Church
Secret Silver Society chartered to seek legal silver coinage
Judge Norton grants a charter for the Supreme Temple of the Silver Knights of America a stock company with $100000 capital. W M Stewart of Carson City Nev is president with James L Pait as vp and Oliver G Sabine as secretary. James A Richard treasurer and S S Yoder director general. The group aims to secure legal tender for silver and fund related efforts. The piece also notes Royal Baking Powder’s push against impure powders.
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Wro
Stewart
Nevada
Atexanpnisa
Norton
Supreme Temple of the
Silver Knights of America
United States
M. B. Harlow
W.M. Stewart
Carson City
Nev
James L. Pait
Oliver G Sabine
James A. Richard
SS. Yoder
Royal Baking
Queen Victoria Bed Standards Compared With American Lady Rooms
The article contrasts Queen Victoria’s simple Buckingham Palace bedchamber with lavish American suites. It highlights Lillian Russell’s pearl and pink bed, Mrs Van Rensselaer Cruger’s swan bed, and Mrs Burton Harrison’s antique mahogany room. Other spaces feature brass beds, white enamel, and ornate dressing tables, illustrating varied tastes in royal and social circles.
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Victoria
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Lillian Russell
First Class Coffee and Gem Preferences
An essay extols a single method for ideal coffee using freshly roasted, ground beans and a hot earthen pot, with precise steps and heated cups. The piece then surveys notable women’s jewelry tastes, naming Mme Patti, Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt, Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Mrs. William E. Vanderbilt, and Mrs. William Astor, highlighting diamonds and pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Patti
Frederick Vanderbilt
John D. Rockefeller
William E. Vanderbilt
William Astor
Discovery promises to soften hard water with Baja Water Maker
Topeka Capital prints a letters page and announces a public test of Kirk and Co’s Baja Water Maker. James A. Kirk proposes 10,000 free trial packages to be distributed at the Capital office on Monday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 24, with interviews and published results to verify claims. The paper and the Capital agree to cooperate pending details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Iil
Topazs
Topeka
Thousanda
Iple
James A. Kix
Topeka Capital
James A. Kirk
James
Kirk & Co
Dean
Torexa Carrar
Grasshoppers Die From Contagious Disease Not Parasite
Denver June 22. Prof C P Gillette entomologist at the state agricultural college reports analysis of grasshopper fluids near Brighton shows the insects die from a contagious germ disease rather than an external parasite. The finding may slow the grasshopper outbreak threatening eastern Colorado Nebraska and Kansas this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diveann
Denver
C P
Gillette
State Agricultural College
Brighton
Colorado
Nebraska
Kuneaa
Bar Meeting at Pratt Opposes District Change
Attorneys from Kingman Pratt and Kiowa counties unite to challenge the abolition of the Twenty eighth judicial district. A large nonpartisan bar meeting in Pratt forms a committee to contest the law in proper courts, aiming to retain a local judge for next November election.
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Fadhel
Pratt
Kas
Kingman
Kiowa
Twenty-eighth
Pratt and
Harper County
McKay
Four Millions in Lace and Wealth Gaps
English society papers estimate lace wealth across high society. The Astors own about 8 million dollars in lace, the Vanderbilts around 4 million, and the Princess of Wales roughly 250 thousand. The pope is placed at about 875 thousand, highlighting a stark disparity in lace holdings.
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Princess of Wales
Laspes
Jane
Astors
Pope
Prince of Wales Shocks Fashion World with White Stave Pipe Hat
June 22 reports the Prince of Wales wearing a white stave pipe hat at Ascot, influencing fashion leaders and convincing Earl Cardogan to wear the same. Despite speculation, fashion authorities doubt lasting impact as the Prince reportedly does not read fashion, per Lexpos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Prince of Wales
Ascot
Earl Cardogan
Prince of Wales’ House
No Serious Destitution Underreported in Nebraska Counties
A relief official report to the governor finds no serious destitution in Furntier and Portins counties, countering sensational claims. W. M. Nason from Ohio, on a state relief commission probe, says committees can handle needs and that harvest should proceed. Citizens condemn the reports as false and inflammatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Nason
Ohi
State Relief Commission
Ine
Axya
Street Force Cuts Down In Topeka
The street force is reduced by half leaving 21 men across four south end teams and one north end team on duty. The street commissioner cites retrenchment as city expenses shrink with few washouts and good street conditions. The report also notes a paralysis affecting W Holman’s wife, expected not to survive.
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Topeka
Matt O
Comial Gazette
W. Holman
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Lulu Fordyce
Guy Hagan
Will Radcliffe
A A. Hayes
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Mra . E. Carpenter
Filmore Street
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Hal
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Katie Welch
Rhea Bernard
Sarah Noble
Nellie Barnes
Ralph Stewart
Guy Babcock
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Carl Johnson
Wessie Jones
Russell Hopking
Collacheba
Secret Silver Society
Queen Victoria's Bed
Frank Leslie
Chicago Evening Post
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Portins
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