Motherly Advice for Young Women Fans True Health
A mother’s guidance warns that a girl’s fate rests with her future mates and that vigilance is needed during the transition to womanhood. It urges prompt aid for symptoms such as headaches dizziness and fatigue and endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy based on testimonials and free expert advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Dean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alan A
Gael Rents Pevice
Miss C. Comsor
S. Franklin St
Wilkmington
T. E. Pinkham
Busy social season fills Topeka with visits and events
Local society notes a crowded calendar with Mrs. T Ront aahns civic beauty talk at the Auditorium. Mrs. Ira D. Howe hosts Bohemians guests, and many families entertain at cards and social gatherings. Picketed by travel plans, editor Emilie King and others attend concerts and visits across Topeka and nearby towns.
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Ira D. Howe
Bohemians
Afrs
A A. Weiskireh
Bry
Charles Ebener Wesson
J. Berman
St Louis
Carnegie Gift Promised for Mount Holyoke College
A report from Northampton March 16 notes a conditional $59,000 gift to Mount Holyoke College from Andrew Carnegie and others. The announcement mentions Carnegie’s contact with local friends, the potential library project, and a planned use of funds toward a new library building. details are inconsistent due to OCR errors. The article also references a crystal wedding anniversary and social events connected to the donors.
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Northampton
Mast
Mount — Holyoke College
Bire
Rokiér
J. H. Schoeder
Raten
N. M
Andrew Carnegie
Misa Shampleby
Jet
Topeka Avenue
Ferson
Tog
St. Patricks
J. Price
Johannesbure
South Africa
Nuttin
J. C. McClintock
Uterman Wins Lax Release From Joint Bar Controversy
Herman Uterman, owner and custodian of The Palms Joint bar, faced inquisition by the late county attorney Gatien Nichols. The bar has been in Sheriff Lucas custody since the joint’s closure, with Uterman repeatedly implicated in tempering with illegal liquor sales. He is now released on installment terms after Rule No 18 amendments, Czerman pledging to avoid further illegal sales while possibly renting the bar for kindling.
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Herman Uterman
Palms Joint
Gatien Nichols
Lucas
Uterman Swas
Vitewood Park
Uterman
Iall
Czerman
Topeka Theatre Draws and Rejections Across Cities
A historical review notes Topeka loses many attractions to cities like Lincoln St Joseph Colorado Springs and others while some shows and stars visit nearby towns. It cites Joe Jeffersons sons in The Rivals Mary Mannering and Walker Whiteside in various towns and praises limited Topeka bookings through manager Crawford and future hopes for a larger opera house.
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Lincoln
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Topeka
St Joseph
Joe Jefferson
Moberly
Nevada
Jeffersons
Mary Mannering
Kansas City
Walker Whiteside
Fulton
Fort Scott
Lawncoees
Verba
Ottawa
Prince of Pilsen
Kaber & Fields
Atchison
Nat Goodwin
al H. Wilson
Lawrence
Victor
Cole
Popeta
Crawford
Si Planteard
Howard Company
T. M. Crawford
Theater Trust
The Carrie Nation Home in Kansas City
The Associated Charities of Kansas City Kan has organized a systematic plan for its Carrie Nation home at Grandview and Reynolds Avenues. Since November 1, 22 residents have been admitted, some finding work and leaving for others to enter. The home will house mostly women with two rooms set aside for charitable work, and plans are under consideration to build two flats on Grandview Avenue to serve destitute widows with children.
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Kansas City
Kas
Associated Charities of
Kan
Carrie Nation
Grandview
Reynolds
Avenues
Grandview Avenue
Aged Preachers' Home Planned in Topeka
A Lawrence newspaper reports the purchase of Rev John D Knox home in Topeka to convert into a home for aged ministers and their wives. The plan, new to Kansas, would require substantial funds but aims to fulfill a long sought goal.
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Lawrence
John D. Knox
Topeka
Knox Harn
Preacher Missing Triggers Philadelphia Conference Search
Philadelphia reports Rev. Joseph A. Bennett of Conestoga Lancaster county is missing after leaving for the city for the Methodist Episcopal conference. A search is underway as authorities and church members seek his whereabouts amid concerns related to his conference donations. The read of the piece notes his absence and ensuing inquiry.
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Philadelphia
Joseph A. Bennett
Conestoga
Lancaster County
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference
Bennett
Jury hears slander case at Zalbel trial
In a slander case the plaintiff seeks $10,000 alleging the defendant claimed she stole a face piece. The plaintiff denied the accusation as the jury hears the proceedings in the Zalbel matter while several real estate transfers are noted in the surrounding items. Justice Burch of the supreme court resigns and Miss Underhill is eyed for the vacancy in Independence, April 1. BRICK LAYERS STRIKE joins a broad labor walkout affecting bricklayers iron workers and lithographers with escalating potential for wider disruption.
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Dale Jones
Gale Jones
Burch
Supreme Court
Independence
Portland Cement Company
Justice Bure
Miss Underhill
Rock I Land Legal Department
Harvest Labor Prospects For Wheat Belt Ahead Of Harvest
Report discusses likely need for outside harvest hands across Kansas wheat belt if dry weather persists. Notes rain in north and northwest may ease damage, mentions Hessian fly absence and winter kill trends, and states director Gerow will survey grain men to estimate county by county harvest labor needs.
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Kanes
Gerww
F. S Radebaugh
St. John
Amerihan
Stafford
South Africa
Jean Tobates
Stead
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Osage City
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Carbondale
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A.C. Markley
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Thomas Gray Kennedy
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Bowen
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Edward Lange
Arthur Mills
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Padgett
J. W. Jonas
Carl Brick Int
Whitted
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Ts S Ferry
Mire
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Edward Bodette
Naylor
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Oscar West
Mtr
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A. Williams
Jona. Whiter
Award Wilder
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Chester Woodward
Okihome
Indian Territory
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W. G. Smyser
Dean Kaye
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A. E. Campbell
Chicago
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A. E. van Hook
McPherson
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Inman
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Copeland Gordon
Eshiond Park
L. J. Pettijohn
Dodge City
C. M. Lawrence
Piest Presbyterian Church
J. Re. Adame
Adams
Georgia Graves
Marie Carnegie
Wichita
GC Bravan
Topeks
New York
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Leavenworth
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Firth
Jefferson
W. J. Black
California
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Misa White
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Carnegie
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Ein Street
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Ridgeway
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Graenwich
Exci
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Africa
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