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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
8
The notice discusses how a fragrant toilet soap odor offends refined tastes whereas a delicate perfume after an Ivory Soap bath gives a more pleasing effect. Ivory Soap leaves a comfortable feeling of perfect cleanliness and freshness.
A reader describes frequent headaches blamed on female health worries and homemaking strain. The text notes constipation from neglect of Nature’s duties and suggests relief with a spoonful of unspecified remedy.
Fragmentary ad copy for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin appears, urging nightly use before bed. Mentions brand name, dosage suggestion, and a price line, with garbled OCR rendering making specifics unclear. Mentions Monticello, Il.
A legislative investigation report finds the International Harvester Company of America is a New Jersey corporation making harvesters and related gear, not to be trusted in state business. It states the Wisconsin subsidiary produces products using state farm equipment lines and notes price increases and general pricing trends in harvester components.
Fragmented report lists local officials and appointments including postmasters and clerks in Stillwater Fort Peel and nearby areas. Mentions Washington state figures, bank references, and municipal roles with unclear dates and mixed names.
March 5 dispatch from Constantinople claims shortages of atmospheric powders hinder Ottoman military efforts. The fragmentary text blurs with garbled names and references to weather, illness, and railway offices on 6th Kansas Avenue, City Ticket Office.
Franklin Lewis plans an informal evening for Bee guest. Mrs Elizabeth Porter hosts a dinner at her home 170 Polk Street for Mrs James Kerr of Cottonwood Park. Mrs Kerr and guests include Mr and Mrs Morgan of Cottonwood Falls, Mr and Mrs George W Martin, Dr and Mrs Butcheson of Pratt, Judge Doster, Mrs Sampson, and others. Mrs Jenkins of Charleston and Miss Kellogg of New York attend various gatherings. Mary Monroe of Lawrence is hostess for events. numerous guests from Lawrence and nearby towns attend. The Copperfield home hosts a late afternoon tea. Miss Katharyn Millie and Mrs Embroidery gather for notes and personal mentions. She is guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Dumas at the Copeland. The column lists multiple social visits and informal dinners around Lawrence.
President Roosevelt declined an invitation to become an honorary member of the Boys’ elitr et ahiecits, stating he had nothing to give to membership and that the offer never appealed to him. Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Hood left New Orleans after a visit to Washington, with several young people bidding farewell at the depot.
A fragmented testimonial touts Dr Miles Heart Cure claiming it reversed heart failure symptoms, revived strength, and restored health after multiple near-fatal episodes. The speaker credits improved circulation, reduced breath difficulty, and renewed vitality, urging immediate use of the remedy. The note ends with a sales pitch and address for the Dr Miles Medical Co in Elkhart, Indiana.
Fragmented OCR text details a Grat in Trust Bill led by Senator Findlay. It outlines prohibitions on penehbulitione Powell, penalties including imprisonment and fines, and provisions about prohibiting price fixing and interference with free competition within the state.
A garbled report hints at a dramatic theatrical production and evolving plot lines. Names and places are unclear but suggest a staged mystery with ominous tones and anticipated public interest for an upcoming performance.
A Kansas Nebraska bill faced tight opposition in the senate with a narrow vote near the end of debate. Senator John Chaney influenced the outcome as several senators delayed or abstained, leaving the result uncertain until late in the session. The chamber’s door remained locked as the final tally neared, and Chaney pressed for action, aiding the bill’s eventual passage.
Historic Topeka ceremony marks President Roosevelts planned presence and memory address. The legislature notes federal support and celebrates progress in state rights while highlighting independence, slavery extension debates, and territorial unity.
A historical testimonial row touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a convenient, safe remedy for catarrh and winter colds. Dr J J Reithiger and Mrs Jerome Eilieon of Wheeling recount personal cures and mention children also benefited. readers encouraged to keep tablets at home for early cold or sore throat symptoms.
Miss Era Cook, a 20 year old Kansas City telephone operator, received a jury verdict for 12500 against the Missouri and Kansas Telephone campus following injuries she says occurred July 31 at the main office. She testified Graves, in charge, grabbed her by the shoulders and twisted her, causing bodily harm and damage. The jury awarded 12500 as actual and 3600 as exemplary damages.
President Ban Johnson spoke in New York outlining the American League plans for the coming season. The address was delivered at a hotel on Avenue and discussed league structure and future directions for the organization.
Disjointed OCR text records an eqring meeting with Chicago mentions and city scene notes. It references plans for a park, a elite group, and a state contest with transport details and ticket office notes amid unclear dates and locations.
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