Will Not Perform Miracles But It Will Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a restorative tonic curing nerves for disorders caused by tension. A testimonial from Mrs M B Bred of Detta Iowa claims dramatic recovery after using Nervine, detailing insomnia, chest throbs, and eventual health restoration over several months. The copy promises a money back guarantee and offers a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree
Mra
M. B. Bred
Detta
Iowa
Miles
Miles Hostara
Etichare
See ks His Mother's Life Before Probate Judge
A 15 year old Irvin Hi threatened to kill his mother Mrs Lee Herring of 608 Leland Street after an apparent lapse into insanity. He was found playing with other children and taken to the sane? office for examination. His hearing was set for 2 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Irvin Hi
Lee Herring
Leland Street
Herring
eGlear
Chicago
Kio
Invite Galvestonians to Entertain Texans in Topeka Visit
The Galveston Chamber of Commerce will view Topeka in late April and a banquet for visiting Texans is planned. A quorum was missing due to bad weather, no decisive action taken, and the committee will report next week. The Topeka Commercial Club secretary will issue a formal invitation to the Texas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Galveston
Commerc
Topeka
Tiane
S Orétory
Eleventh Ball and Lodge Dances at Modeon's Malt
Apollo Lodge A O U W hosts its eleventh ball with many lodges attending. Committees, prompter, and door-keeper named. Also ad copy for Dr Hand's remedies and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Balm highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Lodge
Modeon
F. L. Martin
M. M. Miller
Lee Brown
C Wright
George Floor
C. L. Smith
A. A. Peawell
L. M. Peawell
A. F. Gliden
W. 4. Boter
G. Fraiser
MW. Saxon
James Anderion
Social Notes From Topeka Society Scene
In Topeka and vicinity society notes recount visits by Mrs. John Bradley and Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Providence, a Bethany visit, travels of J. M. Sharum and Judge Horton, and forthcoming social entertainments. Various ladies called, plans for hosting parties, and multiple local residents traveling or ill are noted along with reflections on spring, Easter social plans, and fashion expectations.
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John Bradley
Thomas
Bishop Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Providence
Meadames E
Bethany
Ste
Lulu Fordyce
Thesa Greenwood
Flintom
Colwell
Lawrence
Margaret Bear
Prank Wear
A. A. Hardie
CG Whitehead
Southern California Railroad
CS. Sotten
Chicago
Philharmoffic Society
Mra W. E
Mra H. B
Yates
Sifth
Morrie Main
Nora Oliver
Moaroe Street
Edith Meredith
Hutchinson
Topeka
L Seagrave
Social High Five
J. P. Howe
ZT. Hazen
R. JK Repley
Sam Kerr
J. H Marshall
M. J. Zol- Unger
J. H. Zino
J.B Coyne
James Stevens
A. C. Safford
W.G. Humap
Lea Jones
Mra
Frank McCaun
Ed Dra
J.D. Render
Charters Filed and Local Notices in Sedgwick County
Charters filed announce The Ninescale Live Stock Company of Sedgwick County with directors Charles E Scott J Wells W Sackets M M Davin Virgil Lodge O C F of Vier Greenwood County serves as trustees W H Dalton Jareay Desa and Andrew Osborn. Also promotional notices for Digby Bell in Hoyi a Grand Opera and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup cited for children teething.
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Ninescale Live Stock Company
Sedgwick County
Charles E Scott
J. Wells
W. Sackets
M. M. Davin
Virgil Lodge
Vier Greenwood County
W. H. Dalton
Jareay Desa
Andrew Osborn
Women and the Violin as a Path to Ladies Success
An authority cited by The Ladies' Home Journal extols the violin as the most graceful instrument after the human voice and suitable for women. Success depends on talent, physical endowment, earnest study, and early introduction to the instrument, with notes on hand shape and daily practice. Hairdressing styles for young violinists are also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Bend It Your Hips and Curry Lobster Recipe Note
A quirky excerpt on posture urges bending at the hips for grace and proper breathing, contrasting with waist bending. It includes a curry lobster cooking tip with melted butter, curry powder, milk, and simmering, then serving the hot lobster with sauce.
Soft Corn Bread Recipe From Household Brevities
Instructions for making soft corn bread batter with cornmeal milk and boiled hominy, plus brief household tips. Notes on removing odors with salt, preventing onion tears, cleaning windows with kerosene on cloth, polishing floors, and covering brooms with canton flannel bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
NO FRILLS ON THEM Dress for Little Girl-Useful Facts for Mothers
A New York article notes that leading houses now specialize in children’s clothing with simple designs for comfort. It describes spring outdoor dresses in dark wools, plaids, and mohairs for growing girls, detailing trims, belts, and plastrons. The piece surveys fabrics, styles, and practical concerns, including belts, ribbons, sleeves, and the push toward durable, comfortable outfits.
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New York
Daughters of Our Land
Cheney
Mother Hubbard
Illennium
Baers
Jim and Winnie Beuce Ther Caused this Quai
A clash between Jim Douglas and his neighbor Winnie over a partition fence ends with a court case ruled by Justice Guy. Winnie wins the legal dispute, with Jim ordered to raise the fence and cover costs, while Winnie receives twenty two fifty.
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Jim Douglas
Tennessee
Fair Topeks
Jim
Vionia Smith
Easter
Winnie
Win
Wil
Wiutele
Guy
Drunk on the Ocean as West Cabalists Rampage Aboard Ship
Thirty-one cattlemen from the west seized three cases of whisky aboard the Atlantic transport Mobile en route from London. They caused the ship to riot with fights, thrown furniture, and locked crews below. Police arrested them at the New York pier but released them for lack of direct proof of whisky as the cause.
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New Youk
Atlantic
New York
Atlantic Transport
Skeleton in a Tree in Virginia Skeleton Found Near Seven Pines
Lumbermen chopping near Seven Pines uncovered a skeleton inside a hollow tree trunk. Believed to be a Federal soldier, likely from the 68th New York Regiment, the bones were interred in the national cemetery.
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Bicamonp
Marohi
Seven Pines
Othee
Sixty Eighth New York Regiment
National Cemetery
Gold Brick Swindle Exposed in New York Courtroom Scene
New York detectives capture O M Morton just as he planned to swindle Englishman Plum mer Campbell out of 17000 for a fake gold mine scheme. Morton seized near Courtlandt street restaurant with 190 dollars a gold watch, letters from heirs, and plans to trap wealthy victims.
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New York
Mick
Central Office
O. M. Morton
West
Learned Too Slow Reason Given by Three Haaskett S tute Students
At 6 pm three well dressed Indian youths from Haskell Institute Lawrence were stopped by jailer Albert Hopkins near the police station. They admitted running away Sunday night saying they felt they were not learning fast enough. Names given as Darwin Hayes Cyrus Packard and William Penn ages 19 20 and 21, Cheyenne tribe. Hopkins will be paid $5 per boy.
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Albert Hopkins
Flenkell Institute
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Hopkins
Darwin Hayes
Cyrus Packard
William Penn
Beggs' German Salve touted as best in world
An old advertisement touts Beggs' German Salve as the curing remedy no others match. It promises a guaranteed relief with every box and offers samples by mail and local druggists. The ad lists Peeriess Steam Laundry at 112 and 114 West Lth as a seller.
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Daily Note
Bes
Topeks
Peeriess Steam
Steamers to Tehuantepec direct links to New York
A San Francisco report states negotiations are underway to lease the Tehuantepec railway from the Mexican government and to operate steamship lines that would provide direct, affordable connections from San Francisco to New York and major European, South American, Central American, and Mexican cities.
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San Francisco
New York
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G. W. Stanfield
Tobi
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Alsyrice
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Atlanta, Ga
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General Notes OF Society
Hezel
G. W. Stanefield
Digby Bell
Pirranvrs
Con
Sean
T Theater
the Violin
New York Sun
Jim and
THE
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Company
East Sixth Street
St Pauls
the Bank OF Topeka
Resources
Shaegen Bo
Sia
Bus Avenue
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