Paine's Celery Compound Promises Lasting Spring Relief
A fragmented testimonial extols Paine's Celery Compound as banishing spring misery and suffering. The speaker describes long illness, nervous spells, and near bed confinement, noting dramatic recovery after using the product and crediting a pamphlet read by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Heme Teather
Hite
Faath
Wil
Wirwinia
Powell
Ton
W. Va
Ak Fol
Mee
Dees
Diamond Dyes are the 4 Aeid and
The fragmentary note references Diamond Dyes and a four Aeid term. Details, dates, and context are unreadable, but the piece appears to discuss a dye firm or product branding. Further readable text needed for a fuller card.
Rhodes Boom Starts At County Committee Meeting
At a county Republican committee meeting the May 24 county convention date was moved to March 15. Rhodes has been named to the state convention slate and, barring opposition, will begin an active political campaign.
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Garnett
Kam
Ge Republias
Rhodes
Hedes
Shortage at State Bank of Elanart Sparks Stockholder Meeting
Shortage 18 332,000 noted March 5 as official shortfall. Bank stockholders met at peak J C Tari with attorneys to plan conference with state authorities. Committee to seek safest method to protect creditors and discharge liabilities while assuring full depositor reimbursement. A federal stockholder meeting set for Friday to hear report.
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State Bank of
Elanart
J.C
Maxwell
T M. Harris
Attornesh
Uliette
Kates
W. G Schafer
Urbs Committee
The Starvation Plan for Treating Dyspepsia Declared Useless
A historical note critiques the starvation remedy for dyspepsia, detailing repeated failures of the eating plan and its claimed cures. It mentions lemon syrup and gastric distress, arguing the approach worsens symptoms and misleads patients.
Five Fast Tossers Boost New York Baseball Prospects
New York builds a stronger pitching staff led by Mathewson Taylor Kennedy Magee and Sparks with Washburn Burke Dupee and Evans as hopefuls Thiemas and others provide depth. The club seeks a reliable catcher to complete the battery while an injunction case in the Nazi League looms with a postponement sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosie
Meekie
Tor Milwaukee
Milwaukee
St Louis
Sparks
Ake
Mathewson
Taylor
Kennedy
Magee
Thietmas
Washburn
Burke
Dupee
Evans
Crac Ce
Yener
John Magers
Re Relie
Two Fillies to Race in September at Lexington Kentucky
San Francisco racing notes aside, Lexington hosts a September three furlong match on the Kentucky Association track with Goodrich-Wanddam of Sumo and related entries. The event supports a wine supper funded by winner profits, a historic first in years on the old course.
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Goodrich
Lexington
Sanford Lyne
Fay
Deceiver
T. A. Stevens
Sumo
Double Quick
Wianderer
IMG
Kentucky Association
Kentucky
Jockey Burns Offers In Memphis Contract News
Jockey Tommy Bursa under contract to W Whitney this year received handsome salary offers for Burns services during the last three weeks of April. The offers were accepted under conditions. Bursa left for Hot Springs after final arrangements in Memphis Tennessee.
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Burns
Memphis
Tenn
March
Tommy Bursa
W. Whitney
Buran
Huros
Sarmisnen
Br Fnrney
Hot Springs
Harvard Worried Over Shortage Of Players
Cambridge Harvard grapples with a player shortage as key infield positions are thin. The varsity squad faces anxiety over third base shortstop and second base amid a shakeup at the university. Spokane report notes JoAn Free slated to pitch for a Spokane passball club, with recent wins shaping expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
University
Spokane
Sine Joan Free Can Saeed
Tite
Prince Henry visit reassures Emperor William on US relations
The article describes Emperor William's pleased reaction to Prince Henry's reception in America and the favorable tone in American press coverage. It notes Harvard professor Franke's audience with the emperor and hints at improved German US ties, with editors and newspapers discussing press influence, diplomacy, and economic aims.
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Bertin
Marco Ak
Alice Roysevelt
William
Min Allen Roosevelt
Ieree
Tls
Associated Preen
Emperor Willain
Prince Henry
Emperor William
America
Lally
Roosevelt
Hav
Kano Franke
Harvard
Cambridge
Prof
Franke
Harvard University
United States
Eperor Willian
Herr Bachem
Cologne
Volker ‘Zeitung
Herr Hachem
Bucher Fa
Trerat
Great Britain
Germany
Herr Lindermann von Sannenbere
Mr. Chamberlain
Reichstag
Kreux Zeitung
Kreuz Zeitung
Naseenem
Suit over Abilene land ends in Farwell favor
Chicago report says ex-Senator Charles B. Farwell defeats James Hell in a $5000 suit to recover stock interests in the defunct Abilene Central Land Co. Judge Horton dismissed the case with a verdict for Farwell and a new trial motion filed. James Bell is described as a leading holder in the company tied to John B. Case and others, with Farwell having invested about 35000 in the venture.
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Farwell
Abilene Land
Chicago
Charles B. Farwell
James Hell
Horton
James Bell
Abilene Central Land Company
John B. Case
Abliens, Kan
Parwell
Sores and Ulcers Cure Claim Promoted by Swift Specific
A historical advertisement extols Swift Specific Company of Atlanta Georgia as a cure for sores and ulcers by purifying the blood. It quotes testimonials about leg ulcers healing after using the tonic, claiming the remedy cleanses and invigorates blood, removes impurities, and ends chronic conditions though local applications offer only temporary relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Kansas News: About Two Hundred Visiting Members Present
A Kansas report notes about two hundred visiting members are present at the event. The gathering includes attendees from various groups and nearby communities, reflecting regional interest and participation.
Dairy Stock Judging School In Afternoon At State College
Visitors from Iowa and Nebraska arrive for the Kansas dairy association meeting in Manhattan. Over 100 members, possibly 200 tonight, will hear papers by Major Henry E Trend chief of the dairy division and other notable experts. The program emphasizes dairy stock judging and exhibits of butter and cheese, with cash prizes for top scores and diplomas for high achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
March
Kennan State Dairy Association
Seanon
T. A. Borman
Kansas
Henry E. Trend
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
L. McKay
Anes
Towa
HH. D. Watson
Nebraska
Henry Wallnes
Des Moines
Iowan
State Dairy Association
John G. Ottw
State Agricultural College
Kahkas
Ogi
Cowgill
Faber
Wilestow
Henry Vord Chit Dairy Amalon Ce
Pea
Emporia Primaries Turned Heat Up In Town Vote
Emporia last night saw the most hotly contested primaries in years with anti Miller factions failing to unite. Miller carried the county and three of four wards in the city with margins of four ten and thirteen votes, while the town total favored anti-Miller 445 to 317. Election reflected post office battle between Whegam and Ewing allies, though petitions from prior months did not align with results. In Manhattan Captain J S McDowell received the Knight Templar degree by Oriental Commandery with Cyrene commandery involvement, about 20 prominent Masons from nearby towns attending.
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Emporia
Marcos
Ierand
Democrate
Populiste
Miller
Electualx
John Whegam
W. F. Ewing
Manhattan
March
J. S McDowell
Smith Center
George Murphy
Oriental Commandery
McDowell
Agricultural College Board of Regents
Cyrene
Beloit
Jewell City
Hutchinson Clay Center
Swedes form farming colony of twelve families in Lyon County
A cooperative plan brings together twelve Swedish families to farm 8 000 acres in Lyon County after purchasing 5 000 acres nearby. The colonists traveled by train from Emporia with 17 freight cars and a passenger coach. The men are prosperous and expect the colony to boost the county. Mrs. Caroline Clark, early Kansas settler known as mother of the Sixth Kansas, dies near Fort Scott.
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Lyon County
Emporia, Maren & Special Tain
Emtarants
Puboine
Emperie
Goal Lyon County Ferring
Emporia
Eolony
Caroline Clark
Kansas
Fort Scott
March
Peruna praised by Allan Lietchie in cold remedy note
Allan Lietchie Brooklyen M P speaks in strong terms about Peruna as a cure for his severe cold. He describes early symptoms heavy lethargy and irritability and credits Peruna with restoring health in under two months. Lizzie Brady signs the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan ‘Liexie
Brooklyen
M.P
Welica
Peruna
America
Peruos
Lizzie Brady
Peruna Ad Claims Cure For Colds And Nervousness
An advertisement touts Peruna as a universal cold remedy and nerve stabilizer. It features testimonials from Mary Simpon and Verona Roach praising its curative powers and health benefits, urging readers to order with a doctor’s recommendation for a $1 bottle.
Oldest White Woman in Kansas Dies at Home Near Hammond
The Civil War era figure Mrs. Clark died at her Hammond area home Tuesday. She came to Kansas in 1888, married William Beth at Fort Leavenworth, and aided the Six Hundred Kanwas cavalry by carrying water and coffee on the line. Since 1841 she lived in the county. A bill for burial in the National cemetery is before Congress.
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Kansas
Hammond
Clark
Fort Leavenworth
Wiliam Beth
Sixu Kanws Cavalry
National Cemetery
Congress
Chronicle Tribune Sale Denied by Owner Elerstead
Leavenworth reports George W. Elerstead denies sale rumors of the Chronicle Tribune to D. R. Anthony. He states the paper remains under his control, will stay Democratic, and published every evening as in the past. Also notes Shane pleads not guilty. preliminary hearing set for Monday. Judge Nortop to defend. Greenwood Republicans hold a county convention in Eureka.
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Leavenworth
Chronicle Tribune
D. R. Anthony
George W. Elerstead
Chronicle-Tribune
Shane
J. Q. A. Nortop
Shsne
Miller delegates form Fourth district convention in Emporia
At the Fourth district GOP convention in Emporia the Miller faction showed unity on resolutions supporting Congressman Miller. Howard Martindale, son of William Martindale, was elected chairman of the convention. Butler County Republicans met and sent delegates to the Emporia convention. A new Real Estate Paper for Emporia will debut March 18 with Charles Robinson heading the venture. An attempted safe robbery in Leroy failed after a dynamite blast only damaged a plate glass window. In Salina a 14-year-old, Oscar Lindquist, was killed by a misfire from a rifle during a hunting mishap.
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Miller
Howard Martindale
William Martindale
Butler County
Derady
Butler’ County
Wrene Tollowlaw
Cotarenalans
Emporia
Billet
L. E. Haxie
T. B. Purcell
Risa
C. @. Aciong
Frazier
Shei Conner
J. M. Gecais
J. M. Carpenter
Hi. Logan
J. C. Robison
Virgil Hull
Cain
GW. Wagey
M. Guinty
T. BR. Murdock
Congressman Miller
H. B. Miller
Osage County
Charles Robinson
Leroy
State Bank
Salina, March
Oscar Lindjulet
John O. Lindquist
Pensions Listed for Kansans and Treasury Bond Purchase
The notice lists pensions for Kansans Fussell Smith Moline and others with amounts 310 8 14 and 8 dollars, marking March 6 as the act. the Secretary of Treasury announced the purchase of 1000 dollars in short four percent bonds, noting this transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansans
Waal Jae
Kansarer Fussell Smith
Moline
Geo. Bal Widows
McClane Jear Water
Mingr
Bakerlia
Hardteer
Eliaabeth Purdee
Stulberry
Secretary of Treasury
Night School of Y. M. L. A. Business Course
The Night School of Y M L A offers a business course including practical methods and letter writing. Teachers Comore Roudebushang and Van Horn will instruct, promising personal attention and an International certificate upon completion. For information call the Association offices on East Eighth Street.
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Tree
UW Ai
Iepe
Arti Atte
Comore Roudebushang
van Horn
Eall
Association oMfes
Hast Eigth Street
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