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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
9
A handwritten testimonial lauds Paine's Celery Compound as the secret to Charles Timberlake's health nerve and stamina. TheMilestone officer credits renewed strength appetite and vigor to the tonic claiming it keeps him in robust condition and ready for duty.
A reader from Lehigh Ave Piet Bars, Pa reports relief after using Paine's Celery Compound for nervous fatigue and sleeplessness. The note claims one bottle improved condition and a second completed cure, describing overall better health.
Fragmented testimonial style ad claims Paine's Celery Compound cures fatigue nerves and poor health. It asserts mood, stomach, heart, liver, bowels, and brain vitality stem from nerves and urges readers to visit a druggist for a bottle to feel renewed energy and nerve force.
Analysis of political tension within the Second district shows Henry Allen resisting party pressure over nomination. The piece questions whether he will heed the party will or run independently, highlighting comments from supporters and opponents about the convention’s integrity and the potential impact on his political future.
A patient describes months of facial eczema improved after using Cadlenra Remedies per a Brooklyn physician. The letter, dated 1594 and renewed on Feb 19, 1208, claims relief and no further skin trouble since.
London correspondent reports the radium cancer treatment has been abandoned after sixteen cases with only temporary pain relief and increasing patient discomfort. The final trials involved long exposure with no lasting benefit, and skin inflammation plus blistering occurred in cases.
New York March In an effort to curb spitting and spread of diseases the health board plans to enlist Baltimore schoolchildren. Henry A. Rogers endorses distributing warning slips to educate about sanitary laws and discourage public spitting. Teachers will warn and instruct students on fines and dangers, targeting both boys and girls.
No Steps Sumner reports Sumner Summer county gathering at Wellington discussed whether a county instructed delegation should be sent to the State convention. Elected were Hosteller Cromwell McClintock Lambe McBride Grant Johnston Firid Jonas Whitesides. Ten of eleven endorsed Dale for governor Wor end for governor and SP County for Insurance commissioner. Also notes McCurdy, president of Mutual Life, will move to New York and visit relatives for five to six weeks amid his poor health at seventy.
Local workers abstain from calling for strike action across the city as the Bricklayers Union resists joining the walkout. Additional union members have retired, reducing the active workforce by five.
A rumor about Ameer Lanien from Aska was denied. The report claims no credence and suggests the Afghan ruler remains trusted. Official communications from Cabul were sparse, leaving many questions about the alleged remor and its impact on Afghan affairs.
A fragmented Topeka era page notes Washburn College baseball prospects and a lack of interest at Topeka High, city street concerns, and plans for summer plantings and public works. It lists Fort Riley troops visiting, Tafabo speech, and local civic happenings including Mrs. Carrie Nation’s fundraising.
An article from the Kansas State Historical Society outlines 1832 to 1903 work on Indian treaties and land exchanges. It covers the Shawnee and Potawatomi displacements, the 1825 and later treaties, land allotments, and the transfer of lands to railroads and owners, noting legal battles over rightful ownership and nontransferable certificates, with focus on the Pottawatomie and Shawnee experiences.
Newton nan ormrens2 Thomas Morrison of Darrington township Harvey county appears to be the first old veteran to apply for a pension under the new graduated pension law. Morrison, 72, filed his application two days after the order was issued by the pension commissioner. Under the act he is entitled to $122 monthly. Morrison served two years during the war in the Fifth Illinois cavalry.
A drove of mules being moved near Lawrence Kansas was struck by an approaching Union Pacific passenger train from Topeka. Twenty mules were killed or seriously injured and had to be killed. The horses scattered debris along the track for about two blocks as the train passed.
A Carthage resident recounts her husband’s declining health over a year. He grew nervous, lost weight, turned yellow, and suffered cold sweats despite returning to work. Witness says coffee worsened his condition until she replaced it with a different beverage, noting his prior insistence on avoiding liquor.
Severalty disposition was set before September first year. some individuals declined the arrangement. The fragment notes actions by multiple parties and references dates and terms without full context.
Port Scott Kansas March 31 Fred Williams arrested south of depend upon the prison may serve the limit A year or he may get good conduct with only a wear minister Dudleys Party New York March United States Minister Irving BD Dudleys garden Just given to honor the yisti American warships was a great success says Lima Peru Herald correspondent The grounds surrounding the relation were brilliantly dominated and Lima society leaders attended The cruiser New Yorks band attracted attention and patriotic art evoked enthusiasm.
A faulty telegraphic transmission describes New England tremors felt early Monday. Seismograph records from John Hopkind University show a main shock at 2:34 AM and a earlier parallel event at 2:30 AM, with widespread sensation across the region.
March 2 in Liege Belgium authorities identify two French anarchists as behind recent bomb outrages. Linobin already imprisoned for attempting to destroy public buildings. The Desseners and Pott blamed as accomplices amid a wave of militant acts. Local grocer ads promote Simon Pure Baking Powder.
A New York report says David 8 Husted died in Greenwich Connecticut from Addison disease a rare cause with skin turning black after a 20 year diet of bread and milk He previously faced a barn fire charge and spent thousands in court while largely isolated except for his doctor. A social notice closing with thanks to friends follows.
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