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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1900
Page
6
A historical piece touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a universal cure. It lists ingredients and claims, praises rapid relief from hawking and spitting, and asserts the product’s superiority over powders and tonics, noting familiar remedies and a broad customer belief in its effectiveness.
The article argues catarrh requires internal treatment rather than salves or douches. It credits Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a proven remedy that cleanses the system and relieves symptoms. It emphasizes they contain no narcotics, morphine, or habit-forming drugs and are sold by druggists in pot sized packs.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for catarrh across nasal throat and stomach mucous membranes. It claims blood and mucous membrane action, dissolvable in water, easy use, and relief within weeks. tablets sold for 25 to 100 cents with claims of safety and no mercury.
A promotional life companion ad touts internal remedies for catarrh, claiming the cure acts through the blood. The ad cites a Cleveland surgeon and a seller of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, asserting long lasting, safe relief and that tablets are sold by druggists in full packages.
Epworth minister S. E. Busser from Emporia details the Santa Fe reading rooms program run for employees. He describes the superintendent's duties, the expansion to multiple stations, and the aim to uplift workers through reading, lectures, and social activities without religious bias.
Gilson Witets, noted author and editor, journeys from Paris to Cape Town to Pretoria to cover the Boer War’s end. He sails from Southampton for Cape Town, travels inland by rail toward the capital, seeking access to Readquarters for the final struggle story.
A Pittsburg insurance office worker testifies that catarrh has plagued her for eight years, but Stuart's Catarrh Tablets offer a modern, palatable remedy. The article traces past treatments from douches to pills and touts tablets as effective and convenient.
Opie Reid’s Carpet bagger will present Mr Willets play while Anita the Cuban Spy was slated as a meindrama at Tuns’s theater New York to follow The Great Ruby. Daly’s death leaves the presentation without a manager. Willets of West End avenue New York is a married father of one boy and a prolific editor and author.
At the Atinsivang association meeting in New York Rev. Edgar Gardner Murphy of Montgomery argues the race problem is misunderstood in the South. Prof. Hooker T. Washington of Tuskegee notes rising education, Hampton Institute progress, and $20,000 raised. Murphy criticizes the term white trash and urges northern philanthropy. The dialogue touches Reconstruction grievances and race relations across regions.
A new Catarrh Cure named Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is described as a non greasy, beverage tasting tablet offering direct relief. It claims to be superior to powders containing cocaine, with ingredients like blood root and beechwood aiding the membrane. Sold as a convenient, affordable option with noticeable results from the first tablet.
Fragmentary notice requests payment and lists Calender stone items and limited edition details. Mentions 29 cents to W I Buack and references to Pueblo Thollanum and various names and places. Contains unclear lines and partial addresses.
The meeting discussed that for the first time the appropriation for the Indian temple Hampton was cut on grounds of sectarianism. A motion authorized authors to write to senators with the bill to restore the funding. The record notes ongoing tensions and a prior quarrel.
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