Cranstonic Hair Food Co Announces Hair Remedies Sold by Druggists
Frteo Hair Food and Shampoo Scalp Soap marketed at two dollars and cents per bottle or shipped directly from the laboratory. The Cranstonic Hair Food Co Incorporated in New York reports over 260 thousand dollars spent on scientific research and product development.
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Diceppie 4Iaip Sia P
Cranstonic Hair Food CO
W. Broadway
New York
Cranitosh Hatt and Scalp Food Co
America
State of
Craritonic Hair Food CO
West Broadway
Kansas
Durant
Wi Worth
Iran
Walker
Rares Bet
Kansas Ave
Geo
Bransfield
Hice
Ley
After 14 Years, Davis Coughs Up a Tooth and Regains Voice
Columbus report details RO Davis, long troubled by throat and tooth issues, finally dislodging a tooth that freed his voice. His tale mentions treatment failures by noted specialists, a courtroom dispute over funds, and appeals up to the Supreme Court, with debt imprisonment theories noted.
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RO. Davis
Penalty Hanging Over a Man Who Can't Pay Debt
In Louisville a man faces severe penalties for debt default as March approaches. T Nugent of Nugent & Co. may secure payment of a sum around four thousand dollars. The case links to a house once tied to a ten year old fate, with questions of liability and enforcement lingering.
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Louisville
T. Nugent
EH Nugent & Co
Fragmented OCR fragment hints at a drama on marriage and exile
An unreadable item mentions a preacher playwright named John T Soulth and characters including Marcy, Veriusum, and Elisabelle Mughern. It alludes to marriage, divorce morals, exiles, and a setting around Naples with references to Napolenn and Woe tacts of 8 pe Fini BG Euless Apts.
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John T. Soulth
Marcy
Inatitate
Heteh Queicman
Elisabelle Mughern
Geert Paltir
Kansas College Baseball Schedules Promise Strong Season
Kansas colleges unveil 1903 schedules with Haskell Indians, Washburn, Baker, Emporia and Highland Park College among opponents. Planned trips span Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa regions, with numerous away games and multi-school tours. Notable matchups include Ottawa, Kansas University, Baker and St Marys, plus Des Moines rivals and state normal schools.
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Kansas
Missouri University
Nebraska University
Kansas City Athletic Club
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Highland Park
Kansan
Cyclone
Ritchie
Washburn
Larence
University of Kansas
Ottawa University
Kansas State Normal
Baker University
Washburn College
Kansas Ciay Athletic Club
Ottawa
Schmel
Mays
Topeka
College of Emporia
Lindsboro
Augustana
Rock Island
Lindsborg
Augustenia
Lindshore
Kader University
Haskell Institute
McCook
Haskell
Kaimas City Athletic Club
Columbia
Olene
Indianola
Town State College
Ames
St . Hays
Missouri
Waslburn
Alumn
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Universit
Tethany College
Nebraska Uni
Orversity
Highland Park Sollegs
Huskell Indians
Bethany
Lindsberg
State Normal
Emporia
State University
Lawrence
Baldwin
Kansas University
Bethany College
Agricultural College
Hukar
Oltaws University
Haskell Indians
Tandshore
Couper College of
Sterling
Nickersor Perme
Friends ’University
Pairmount College
Couper
Trendy University
Wichita
Fairmount College
Colle Amex
Apelli
College of Export
Cooper
Wichit
Cooper College
Steriting
Wwichian
Wiehite
Itimperia Haa A. Ie
Iewestwon
Fairmount and Prends
Awichita
Ayinaaig
Pt Riley
Mount College
Towa
Baker
Salina
Wexloyan
Warehburn
Emporia Normal
Mason Wil
Ashburn College
Asd
Wey
Ternde Seavert
Imporis
Fairmount College of Wichita
Apanese
Normal
Wichita Heads’ University
Southwestern College
Biberster Normal School
Tempore
Warrensburg
Kaneet
Winfield Southwestern College
Shaw
Itera Park College
Paine and Jenks Reflect on Nast and Tammany Clash
Tudor Jenks, longtime associate of Albert Bigelow Paine, portrays Thomas Nast's influence on exposing Tweed’s corruption. The piece notes Nast’s departure from the arena, Roosevelt’s policing days, and the enduring fight against political graft.
Burns Girl May Collapse
A report notes the young Burns girl teeters under confinement and the strain of examination as New York coolly follows the latest beautiful murder suspect.
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Burns
New York
Mies
Plorence Boros
Walter Brooks
Ladies of St. Seacoke Mich Praise Wine of Cardus
Miss H L Benning of 920 Broad Street St Joseph Mich testifies that Wine of Cardus cured her bearing down pains and she believes most women would benefit. The ad claims 1.00 bottle cures disordered menses, stops flooding, restores health, and urges purchase without risk.
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H. L. Benning
St. Seacoke Mich
Cardus
Hattie Laura Benning
Broad Street
St. Joseph
Mich
Uead
Miss Tenning
Thomas Nast praised by Roosevelt and Paine to publish bio
The Practical reformer Nast earned Roosevelt's praise for good government cartoons. Nast recalled as artist of Christmas legend images. Kansas author Ibert Bigelow Paine plans a biography detailing Nast's origins and impact with anecdotes from his career.
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Nast
Roosevelt
Harper's Weekly
Nust
Santa Claus
Kansas
Harpers Weekly
Thomas Nast
Ibert Bigelow Paine
Mr. Nast
Industrial unions bring only good, Shaw says at Chicago
Dr Albert Shaw editor of the Review of Reviews told University of Chicago graduates that money and capital do not enslave mankind. He argued labor will grow stronger and that the era of competition has passed, ushering in cooperation and benefits from large industrial combinations.
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Shaw
Chicago
Albert Shaw
The
Review of Reviews
University of Chicago
Relics from Liberta Pottery Similar to Alaskan Finds
One hundred thirty six boxes of relics including retic a toys musical instruments and masks have arrived at the American Museum of Natural History from Siberia. Collected by Jump expedition members for anthropological study to illuminate early migrations from Asia to America.
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Alaska
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Siberia
Anthropological Department
Museum
Asia
Jesup Expedition
Americs
Degrees and Titles Conferred by the University of Chicago
Chicago reports ninety two degrees and titles conferred, including philosophy, arts, science, and divinity. President Harper awarded a diploma to his son Samuel N. Harper, a BA. Notable graduates include William S. DeSombre, appointed lieutenant in the US Army, and two mile runner Robert Llewellen Heary Jr, the youngest BA recipient. MacQuire brothers tennis pros also honored with doctor’s hoods.
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Chicago
Cns
University of Chicago
Harper
Samuel N. Harper
William S. DeSombre
University Caget Company
United States Army
Robert Llewellen Heary, Jr
Bachelors de Garvains & Fare
MacQuieron
Shinesa
Ja Banese
Quaker Reflections From the Philadelphia Record
A fragmentary quip filled column of reflections on marriage happiness, irony, and everyday life. The piece weaves wry exchanges about money, work, age, and relationships with quoted witticisms and rural humor.
Fragmented Stage Banter Over Frescoes and Legislation
An amused exchange unfolds in a cradle chat with quirky lines about beggars, a trip to the legislature, and a plan to stage As You Like It. A chorus of playful mistranscriptions and theatrical chatter ends with a caricature about being wed to art.
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Willie
Xoin
Bobby
Amateur Dramatic Society
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