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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1899
Page
2
An excerpt urges cleansing of the blood by purifying the body’s organs to keep the system clean and healthy. It warns that poisons in blood cause disease and ugliness, describing dirt in the blood as deadly poison and stressing the need for purification.
John J. Ingalls argues for conciliation in labor disputes, asserting workers may refuse to work for unsatisfactory wages and may quit if not offered fair pay. The piece discusses trusts, employer and employee tensions, and calls for a national conciliation framework, amid broader social upheaval and political reactions.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses tolerance and combinations with ambiguous references to a great oat trex and a sapien. It mentions Eye creieindtion of ax avernre and a basis of exact and Teabartial J, but lacks clear events, names, dates, or places to identify a concrete news item.
An old piece catalogs curious smoking contests from Oxford in 1720s to Lille and London shows in later years. It recalls a scaffolded Oxford race for smokers, a Thames steamer wind-assisted challenge, a Lille contest with 45-year-old workers, and an American event where the winner smoked ten cigarettes in six hours thirty-five minutes.
Tickets on sale July 3-5 for round trip to Detroit via Santa Fe route. Inclusive fare valid through July, with extension on payment of fifty cents to joint agent. Deposit the ticket with the station agent to receive a Christian Endeavor folder on request.
The Rock Island Route promotes Denver to Colorado Springs Pueblo via two distinct lines with full round trip prices including $19 to Denver. It highlights through service from Denver to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and to Utah Idaho Montana Oregon Washington with through cars and tourist sleepers. Writer K Hooper G P A Denver provides descriptive pamphlets and mentions travel to Cripple Creek and other resorts.
The long account follows Kansas troops and Company E, led by First Lieutenant D. F. Craiz, from San Fernando to Malolos. It details battles, wounds, and outpost duties as the unit supported artillery, moved through Caloocan, Polo, Boacave, Buyambayam, and Malolos, with Captain Christy and Lieutenant Watson among leaders and many privates wounded or killed.
The account recalls the Calumpit advance with Col. Funston's five selected men crossing the Bagbag river under heavy fire. Corporal Ferguson and others led a daring bridge crossing and river assault, contributing to subsequent actions at the Flo Grande and the Fo Grande. The narrative follows the regiment to Apalit and Santa Tomas, noting captures, wounds, and the move to San Fernando.
The New York Sung discusses oyster supply pressures and attempts to culture in the Great Salt Lake. Tests show lake salinity too high for oysters and seasonal rainfall shifts move brackish zones, preventing reliable beds. Dr. H F Moore notes fixed oysters cannot follow moving brackish belts, limiting feasibility.
Last week of June discount sale on all silverware at cH Monrisos Kansas Avenue.
A fragile opinion piece argues surgical cancer treatment is largely useless and often deadly. The writer laments blood disease dangers, recounts a son’s severe jawbone operation, and questions doctors’ optimism about operations as a cure.
The acting head of the G AFL W H Jubr and the G A R committee on legislation travel to Washington to investigate complaints about Commissioner Evans administration of the pension office. They will arrive July 12 after Evans invited them to review alleged fraud and methods of pension processing with full access to records.
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