Women Stress Beauty Advice and Dangers of Cosmetics
A long illustrated feature warns women about unsafe cosmetic practices and the risks of certain products while praising natural looks. It includes testimonies about nervous strain from beauty routines and cites Dr Greene's Nervura as a remedy, with a note on its alleged benefits and dangers of improvised applications. The article also covers geological survey notes on oil and gas prospects in Kansas, detailing field names, locations, and assessment methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wervius Beatadtien
Dr. Greene
Burned to Death in a Car Mystery
Fragmentary notes discuss geological features near Kuna City and Chanute, Kansas, mentioning gas wells, pipelines, and economic potential. The text cites Dr. Haworth on Chanute gas, Kansas City gas valuation, and uncertainties about why southeastern Kansas remains less developed, with references to pipe sizes and production expectations. The garbled OCR obscures dates and clear facts.
Temperance Institute debates press use and youth training
The Ottawa county W C T U Institute at Herrington discussed best use of the local press for temperance work and ways to increase Messenger and Union Signal subscribers. Mrs Kerr read on the tobacco habit. Mothers and tutors debated early child obedience, and Prof Guy Warren spoke on public schools and temperance. Miss Vinnie Baldwin won the silver medal in the evening contest. Beat stealing reported near Lawrence, boat missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Kas
Marcn
Ottawa County
W. CT
U. Institute
Herrington
Bra
Adda King
Ada
Beld
James Kerr
M. E. Church
Temperanure
Ur Messenger
Union Signal
Morton
Tescott
Eugenia St. John
Salius
Kerr
Tatlock
Art
Vinnie Baldwin
Rosa Spencer
Major Warner Appointed to Soldiers Home Board
Major William Warner selected by the board of national soldiers home managers to serve on the board. He will visit and inspect homes annually and approve expenditures and admissions with honorary status. The post carries no salary but pays six cents per mile, travel expenses, and a $100 yearly allowance for a private secretary, with a total estimated value around $1,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Mac
Maron
William Warner
Iion Oy
Board of
National Soldiers Home Managers
Sivas
Soldiers
Warner
Major Warner
Fall
Washington
New York City
Board of Managers
WANT BETTER TAX LAWS Fifth District Bankers' Association
In Great Bend Kes on March 6 the Fifth District Bankers Association adopted resolutions urging equitable taxation of all property and banning assessor overreach. They also called for state tax retention by counties until needed and an equitable depository law allocating permanent state funds to banks across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kes
Eyth District Bankers’ Association
Morton Albaugh
Dabes
Kansas City
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson
Missing millwright Lemar presumed to have drowned
Leavenworth Kansas reports Arthur Lemar a young millwright missing since Thursday night. His hat and coat were found on the Missouri river bank below the Home coal mine on Friday afternoon. He had suffered brain fever and recent religious excitement. He is 18 years old and had worked there thirteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Arthus Lemar
Missouri
Lemar
Lemay
Lightning and fire at Welmer Farm and missing widow Mary Carpenter
A storm near Hund station in Salt Creek valley struck a barn and then a house within twenty minutes causing damage and fear before residents extinguished the flames. At Leavenworth investigators seek Mrs. Mary Carpenter a 47 year old widow missing a week or two from Sue Gilmore avenue after her husband died in the soldiers' home while she sought a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Welmer
Hund Station
Salt Creek Valley
Kanses Cry
Kasaareen
Mary Carpenter
Sue Gilmore Avenue
Episcopal cathedral funds progress in Salma Kansas
In Salma Kansas March reports say a corner lot at Blehth and Walnut has been bought for an Episcopal cathedral and funds are in hand for construction. Work may start soon though completion before January 1 190 is unlikely. Hi D Lee buys the current rectory. Found a dead child in Wichita Kansas as authorities probe a possible murder after a two year old girl’s nude body was found on a riverbank in the northern part of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salma
Kan
Aalte
Blehth
Walnut Streets
Hi. D. Lee
Wichita
Ken
Randh
Methodist
Southwest Kansas
The
Methodist Church
Los Angel
Hiram Imbeden
Galen Welch
Hutchinson
CT. Franks
Winfeld
B.C. Beach
Newton
Death of J H Cook Pioneer of Kansas Passes in Howard
Jones H Cook a Kansas pioneer died at his Howard home after returning from a two year hotel stint. He moved to Kansas in 1857 with his wife and played a active role in the border conflicts, spending many years in Franklin county. His passing closes a long life of frontier service and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cook
Howard
Kan
Jones H. Cook
Kansas
Cook
Franklin County
Britt Edges Rothwell In Twenty Rounds At Woodward Pavilion
James Britt of California defeated William Rothwell known as Young Corbett in a hard fought twenty round bout at Colorado in San Francisco last night. The decision was given after a contest that tested both fighters to the limit before a huge crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James Britt
California
William Rothwell
Young Corbett
Colorado
Woodward
Wavilion
Bout Astonishes San Francisco as Britt Defeats Corbett
In a crowded Woodward Pavilion a tense battle ends with Jimmy Britt defeating Young Corbett in a national clash watched by about 5000 fans. Britt used body blows while Corbett attacked the head and jaw. Referee Eddie Graney gave the decision to Britt, noting the better overall performance. Receipts approached $40,000 and the weigh in showed Britt at 129 pounds with Corbett not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Britt
Eddie Graney
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Peter Jackson
Woodward Pa Villon
Welent
Young Corbett
Denver
Jimmy Britt
Wood Ward
Hke
Corbetts
Harry Corbett
Corbett Britt Bout Draws City Crowd in Sharp Betting Action
The city and Market Street buzzed as a massive crowd filled the betting rings for the Corbett versus Britt bout. Odds swung from ten to six to thirty to one amid a flood of wagers, with Corbett betting 2500 against 1500, and Britt 500 against 800, while local figures like Tack Beans and Lynn Truscott framed the undercard.
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Varlos
Market Street
Corbett
Britt
Britts
Corbetts
Harry Puthill
Tim Melirath
C. Ota
Duthill
Sytder” Kelly
Frank Rafet
Cust Hichardson
Kelly
Hyeh Teeeedoar
Wes Tack
Jack Worke
San Francisco
Gad Lynn Truscott
Australia
Truscotts
Peremortay
Petor
Meenage
Daly Loses a Good Colt on the Train
A 3 year old horse Weather Gauge died of hemorrhage three hours after being shipped from San Francisco to Memphis via Omaha. Another horse Gold Bilge, a 2 year old, was removed from the train due to shipping fever but Daly expects recovery. Leever’s pitching arm in hot springs signals a possible quit stance if performance falters with the Pittsburg team. A patent medicine advertises Pum Ttohing Ointment promising cure in 34 days with refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Omaha
M. J. Daly
San Francisco
Memphis
Hores
Creast
Leever
Falla Hot Springs
Ark
Shaap Leever
Pittsburg
Clarke
California sale details amid garbled listing
A fragmented notice references a sale in California with a Santa Fe route, listing a price of 925.00 and terms including facilities and free chair care. It mentions an address and printing context, but the full specifics are unreadable.
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Kansas News
Prof
E. Haworth
Iola Eust
Tim Wien
Alwagel
Horski
Hue Lane
Geological Survey
Bern
Tome
Erie Simentone
Independence
Haworth
Chanute
Pawnee
Oswego
Yeas
Tata Quadrangle
Xatimer
Gyolorfeat
Tir. Haworth
George Ad- Ath
University of Kansas
Crane
Tolx Quadrangle
Tole Quadrangle
Humboldt, Chapate
Erle
America
Porthend
Taku
Humboult
Tole
Iola
Willis
Santa Fe
Amt
Kunzss
Kuna
Kannas
Kansan City
Chantto
Wbout
Con Monet
Haworth Des Aaron
Barber College
Eos Barbers Nee Grees
Raweas City
Kannur City
Bridgeford
Peeley Institute
Kansan
Opty Sileie
Stleery Finit
Yunmerita
Deverybody
the State Journal
Wct U. Institute
Bannington
Lawrence
Blampede
Obio Street
Photographer Knight
Lawrence Gaeanen
H.C. Wyman
Detroit, Mich
J.D. Riddell
Enterprise
Winfield
Winfeld. Cox
Cowley County
Okhema
Commercial Club
Lamporte St
of Nations Soldiers’ Home Board
Fifth District
Bankers’ Association
Mrs. Carpenter
Chambridain
Sanders
Chainverlain
Iran
Alwass
Sporting News
Humphrey
Jubilee
Cruces
Seacor
Wiliam
Allcock
First National Bank
Topeka, Kansas
State of
Shawnee County
City of
Topeka
Wm. Sims
W. H. Rossington
Hawley
Ems
Pacts & Peat Iene Pre Caeoat
M. Sims
Chas
J. Lantry
J. Devlin
W. A. Sishen
Cz Hawley
Pte Nies Tip Ly
Topeka Transfer Co
East 6Th Street
Union Printers
Rie Presses
TNE
Telephone
W. W. Gavitt Printing & Publishing CO
Ath Sint
Hago
Kansas Avenue
Con Dal
Wehlenlawe
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