Hazeline Cure Promises Free Box to Women
Ancient ad recounts testimonials from women across states claiming Hazeline cured long standing female troubles after doctors failed. Offers a free $100 box and urges readers to write to Hazeline Co. with name and address to receive the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EIBEN
Tite
Starke Co
Ind
Sacramento
Cal
Hazeline
Silver City
New Mexico
Mazeline
Hueyline Co
Breaster Block
South Bund
Whose Wife Is She A Court Wedding Baffle
A North Topeka court scene recalls a mistaken marriage when EP Cropp wed Addie Loving under Justice Justin Wright’s gaze. The tale references a Supreme Court decision on common law marriage and inheritance, leaving the judge unsure if he joined a man to another’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Wright
North Topeke
EP Crupp
Ju Sharrings
Eno
Janeiu
le Pal
Juneae
Seeend
Jackson
Sharey
Ree
Abe
Desee County
Jonean
Addie Loving
Jha
Shorey
Cropp
Justice Wright
Wright
Ituut
Cromp
Addin Lowing
Supreme Court
Rheumatic Cure Promoted by Indianapolis Doctor
Dr H Hettinger of Indianapolis endorses Dethhan’s Myntic Cure for rheumatism saying after months of ankle pain he recovered in four days and could walk without a cane. The product is sold by Swift de Holliday druggists at 23 Kansas Avenue Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hettinger
Indianapolis
Ind
Dethhan
Swift de Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notice
Real estate transfers show Ge. Helet and wife to We H Barnes in Flom with quarter sections in township one. A Smith to EB Merriam in Peetheu quarter section 34. Van Saales to BE and F Stamp with west half and other halves as described. A Carr listed and Jones and Jordquist noted in nearby parcels. The fragmentary text outlines several property deeds and parties involved in transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helet
H. Barnes
A. Smith
A. Carr
OF. Jones
X. Jordquist
Social and Personal notes from Topeka society events
Mrs Herbert Armstrong of Topeka was honored at a Lawrence luncheon hosted by her mother Mrs M Roberts. A Teal club reception followed at Mrs J B Thompson's Topeka avenue home with elaborate decoration and a large guest list. Viennese club dancing party featured refreshments by Dr Harry Gevitt. A subscription party at Hudson's hall drew many in a lively social scene. Multiple card parties and gatherings filled the weekend, with weddings, engagements, and travel notes among Topeka’s social set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Armatrong
M. Roberts
Lawrence
J. N. Roberts
Herbert Armstrong
Topeka
Roberts
Teal Club
Mire
J.B. Thompson
Topeks Avenue
J. D. Countermine
Jay Mary Thompson
Willa Rodgers
Miss Wetes
Lida Hereen
Priectll Alexander
Harry Gevitt
H. M. Philine
Leek
Oxford
Milas Lulu Lung
Kansas City
Ethel Leek
Mine Lucy Lord
Belle Stage
Everett Akers
Phil Dalley
Clark Dalley
George Barry
Paul Roehr
Sheldon Wentworth
Barney Ley
Allan Lauch
Weorge Aspartt
Helen
Jack
Lexington
Douse Whist Club
Alice Princott
Mattie Bradshaw
Cust Bradshaw
EB. Perkins
Harry Weaver
Ellsworth Weaver
Solomon City
C. H
Beaste van Ambureh
Cherence Smith
Cure for Limb Sores by Cuticura Proven
Two year sores on limbs ate into bone forced slippers daily. After failed doctors and remedies, WM Winters of Media Kansas reports cure after three bottles of Cuticura. Ad promotes Cuticura products and related skin cures with dubious claims.
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Winters
Media
Kan
Wed Tees
Qresien
Prohibition Day Planned Across Kansas State
The Kansas Issue urges May 3 as Prohibition Day with May 1 as the law’s implement date. The WCTU notes that since 18s the prohibition has reduced beer production and saved citizens from drinkers’ graves, urging meetings, sermons, editorials, and tougher enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State Temperance Union
WCTU
Infoxlounta
Bee
Nebraska
Turners Celebrate Cake Walk at Turner Hall GA Camp Meeting
A lively cake walk at Turner hall under Mrs Z T Hazen drew a packed crowd with applauseInterruptions followed the dance as Miss Viola OConner and Dave Frentman led the winners Miss Julia Coyne and Frank Burch Des Carruthers and Punch Rigby were listed among participants Winners were announced by H Safford who honored Mrs Hazen with flowers and the Daughters of Hermann with a basket of Towers First prize went to Miss OConner and Dave Friedman second to Miss Coyne and Frank Burch little folks Samuels and OConner won the ferry prize Judges included County Attorney A P Jetmere John Marshan and J Kiene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Z. T. Hazen
Worie
Viola O'Conner
Dave Frentman
Mra Hilland Richter
Julia Coyne
Frank Burch
Des Carruthers
Punch Rigby
Odess Samuels
Turner Society
Kansas Medical College ninth annual commencement held at Library Hall
The ninth annual commencement exercises of Kansas Medical College were held last night at Library Hall with John E. Minney as master of ceremonies. The program included music by mandolin orchestras, choirs, and quartettes, a general address by Hon. Frank H. Snow, and faculty and student toasts. Prizes for examinations in surgery and original work were awarded to C. C. Paxton, J. B. McNorton, C. Paxton, and C. Hoover, among others. A banquet at the Copeland followed, with toasts by Dr. Lindsay and faculty members. The graduating class roster and names of faculty were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Medical College
Library Bell
John E. Minney
Winans High School Mandarin Orchestra
Key
Harlan
Ceptan
Smart Ad Astra Quartette
L. Silver
W. M. Shay Heaverholt
James Moore
Frank H. Snow
Chancel Isansus’ State Univerati
Kentucky Babe
Adam Geibel
Ad Astra Quartette
Shirer
Shaver
Overholt
Moore
Dr. DD
Wisi Kan
Mangels
Beiter Fligh School
Mandolin Orchestra
Chas. Hendricks
Degretsee C.cceesse
McClintock
A. M
Hoard’ of
Traumerie and Romance
Schumann High School
Bwitt & Holliday
C. C. Paxton
S. G. Stewart
C. Paxton
J. EF. Minney
J. B. McNorton
C.F. Hoover
F. G. Lagenstrom
Dp. W
Lindsay
William Littlejohn
J. M. Frankenberger
RF. McVey
Jane Nye
R. 8
Robert Arthur Gilliford
Chas. W. Grimes
Occilus W. Harishorne
Clare F. Hoover
Francis Gustave Lagerstrom
Alfred Davie
John French McNaughton
Ralph Dewitt Elmore
Henry Mayer
William Arthur Porter
Chas C. Raxton
George D. Reed
Robert A. Stewart
Samuel W. Schenberger
Luther A. Walker
City to Run the Cars in Detroit
Detroit moves toward municipal ownership as the lower house passes a bill authorizing the city to acquire and operate its street railways. Attorney General opinion supports Governor Pinney on appointing railroad assessing board members without senate confirmation, potentially giving Pinney control if a new railroad tax law stands. Senate had refused to confirm two nominations within the five day limit. Replacements will be chosen, with E M Trish of Kalamazoo not accepting reappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machigan
Lansing
Mich
Detroit
Atorney
Oren
Pinfrees
Dosrd
Senate
Linit
Pingree
Supreme Court
Robert Gakimast
E. M. Trish
Kalamazoo
Strongest Known Man Capt Keen Tops Dynamometer
Louisville and Nashville conductor Capt J D Keen is hailed as the world’s strongest man after a Kellogg dynamometer test at the YMCA this afternoon. His total strength on the machine was recorded at 13 655 pounds, a test many consider comprehensive and decisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loulsville. iv
Maron
J.D. Keen
Louisville & Nashville
Capt. Keen
Kelloggs
Theatre figures Harry Hill and Florence Sidney Charged in Theft
Chicago March 25 Harry Hill known as Harry Bending a stage manager and actor and his wife Florence Sidney were charged with stealing from Dr Vary nearly 1000 in money and drafts. Hill's mother Mrs Drake of St Louis attended court. Hill allegedly vanished with the funds while employed as a drug store clerk. Drafts were later found in their possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaxe
Harry Hut
Harry Bending
Florence
Florence Sidney
Dr. Vary
Ois
Hill
St. Louie
Drake
St. Louis
Springfield
Astor to sail for New York to visit wife’s grave
London report says William Waldorf Astor sails tomorrow on the Majestic and will remain in New York only a short time. His main purpose is to visit his wife’s grave and attend to family business matters before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
William Waldorf Abtor
Majestic
Carnegie gifts fund wipe organ for music hall
The Carnegie Library and the music hall directors report receipt of a $12,000 check from Mr. Carnegie to fund a wipe organ for the music hall. Since January 1 he has already donated $10,000 to the Braddock Carnegie clubhouse and $5,000 to the Braddock Carnegie library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Pittsburg
Marcu
Carnegie Mbrary
Thevate Hall
Carnegie
Braddock
Devil's Auction at Crawford theater nears end
Last night in the city the play Devil's Auction by Chas. H. Yale played at Crawford theater. Officials announce the production will be dropped at season end. The show, aging like the chorus, includes Phantas brothers acrobatics and Weycle riding by Alexander Decca with Colby and DeWitt. these acts remain the standouts among the offering. Merchant of Venice appears at Washburns Chapel. Metax evening and the date March 27 are listed with admission 15 cents and curtain at 8:15. San Francisco to Los Angeles via Rock Island Route priced at 3250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Yale
Crawford
Phantas Brothers
Alexander Decca
Colby and
DeWitt
Washburs Chapel
Yale News Snapshots and Civic Happenings
A collage of local notes from Yale and Topeka: church anniversaries, public officials, and civic events. Mentions include First Presbyterian’s fortieth anniversary, Judge Hazen in the Collins case, county coroner duties, and state house corridor scrubbing. Also notes on rail maps, union officers, and social events like a plant of photos and a whist club match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joa F. Burdick
W. FE
Fetal Clerks’ Union
First Presbyterian Church
Yale
Civil Service Examiner
Federal Building
A. J. McCabe
Coop
Yule
Downkn
W. T. Tipton
State Central Committee
Lansing
Shawnee County
Add
Santa Fe
G. P. Pierce
Roseville
Topeka
Collins
Hazen
A. Wyman
Unity Church
Westerfeld
Court House
Lee
Temperance
Fellows
Jetmore
Nello
Collings
Omaha
FR. Yung
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Firet M_ EL
E. T. Sim
Taylor Street
Stanley
Port Arthur
Allen
Luther Burns
Mies Ott
Woodlawn Avenue
Chas. L. Wood
National Hotel
Kansas City
Missourians
Court attendance and social events noted in letter
A letter from Miss Anna Rose in Hite mentions Dan Case attending court and reports a French dinner on a birthday anniversary. It states they have been at parties balls and excursions since her return from Topeka, detailing ongoing social activity and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theetter
Mise
Anna Rose
Hite
Huvwallake
Dan Case Haa
Tve
Topeka
Croker's Investent Plans Harlem Club House Purchase
Richard Croker advances a road drivers club by buying the old Puy mansion at St Nicholas Place and 152nd Street for 80000 to be used as a club house. Notable backers include Steinway, Nuthen Straus, Fred Gerken, Fred Deet2 and J M Pollock. The mansion, held in a friend's name, is near the Harlem speedway with renovations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Croker
Puy
St. Nicholas Place
One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Chere
Steinway
Nuthen Straus
Fred Gerken
Fred Deet2
J M. Pollock
Teday
Croker
Harlem Speedway
Governor Bradley to resign within months
The report from Frankfort, Kentucky, March 26, states Governor William C. Bradley plans to resign within the next few months. He is in disagreement with his party the Republicans and seeks law practice in San Francisco after leaving office. Governor Fraley may resign to allow Lieutenant Governor Worthington to serve the unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Willam C. Bradley
Bradley
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Republican Party
Fraley
Worthington
Thanks and Memorial Notice for Husband R R U and Family
Grateful acknowledgment from Mrs May Wiersien and Mrs H M Fagaines and Mrs Ed Hagar to friends neighbors and kind helpers after the death and funeral of their husband father and grandfather. Also notice of Venetian costumes for The Merchant of Venice on Monday March 27 at Washburn Chapel admission 2 cents.
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Hes
R_ RU
May Wiersien
H. M. Fagaines
ED Hagar
Washburn Chapel
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Marg
Judy
Margit Eiben
Clark Ave
Chvetagd
Chik
Mt First
Etic
Joe
McPherson
Jastics Wright
Dibriast
Social and Personal
The
Club Party
Hudson's Hall
Horace Swayse
Kurtis Kellam
Holand Medicett
Tom Frost
Jeannette Lord
Daisy Sherman
Rebecca Mudwers
Jessie Meyers
Olive Gundry
Lois ‘Tenrt
Lulu Ewart
Hila Hinckley
Berenite Puller
Calla Cutweil
Kate Fleishman
Lulu Fordyce
Wmn
Julia Whitmer
WH. Burns
Mira Ethelyn Green
Madison
Wis
Semma Whitmer
Edith Metcalf
Jennie Simmons
Pinlly Gee
Eda Smythe
Daisy Hayes
Neille Wetherbolt
Myrtle Wardyce
Henry H. Eberhardt
Salina
W. D. Goodwit
Gus Dalton
Nellie McCintock
Mea Hi
AV. A. Mortum
Robert Fierce
Sips
Wiliam Wuhitmer
Daugistrs
Julia
Mies Elsie Cooper
Topeka Ralston Club
Charles Trowbridee
Arkansas City
Menry O'Neil
Atentionaire
George F. Sharlit
Kenosha
A_ 1
Willisme
Franz Jarrell
H.K. Lemon
Hahnemann Medical College
Geo. F Shears
Hahnemann College
Midland Hotel
Eugene Hagan
P. J. Bonebrake
John
Frost
C. E McKee
Crane
Ottawa
First Christian Church
Hayden
Excelsior Springs
Saz
Bates
Georgia
Harry Hill
Toursan
W. W. Astor
Invernalee
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Virginia
Tee Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Pound
Pullman Palace
T. S. King
Cromwell & Jeffers
North Topeka
J. PD. Nelson
Lindsborg
Frank Nelson
Investsent
Timmany Chieftain
Gov. Bradley
Sas Au Rons
Proces
Govee Pou
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