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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
14
Unverified claims tout a mysterious doctor and a lifesaving compound called Life. The article extols cures for rheumatism neuralgia stomach disorders and headaches claiming patients regain health after two or three trials. It promises a free remedy by mail to any sufferer who sends name and address and urges immediate action.
Marie Crosman arrives in Topeka at the Grand in a star turn that draws vast audiences. The article notes her war on theatrical trusts, claims heightened value per performance, and mentions other stars and upcoming productions amid a flurry of period theater chatter.
The critic hails Miss Crosmin for her best work to date in a comedy at the Grand Opera. Praises highlight her vivacious stage presence and mastery of wit, calling the play a showcase for her talent and a peak in her career.
Mary Shaw, praised as a capable actriz with Finuette credits, will perform in Ibsen's Ghosts at Topeka May 25, marking a notable return by the Blackett troupe. The production features Mr Hackett's managerial direction and promises a strong cast with War-time and dramatic elements.
A 19th century ad claims Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children, used by a nurse in a New York Children's Home, can break colds in 23 hours, cure feverishness, headaches, stomach troubles, teething disorders, move and regulate bowels, and destroy worms. Endorsed by Emily Maron of Meriden, Colorado, with mail orders and a free sample offer.
A Auburn California resident credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing malaria related chills and a neck tumor after long illness and ineffective remedies The ad notes pills sell for five cents a box or two dollars for six and promotes the medicine as a blood cleanser and maker with a Schenectady NY address The rest of the text discusses a playwright's craft in blending love interests with a national stage story in a separate narrative excerpt.
The Town Tops notes on Hilary Bell's funeral at the Church of the Heavenly Rest reveal scant notice from actors and actresses. The piece lists mourners and colleagues who offered flowers and support, showing the lingering ingratitude within theatrical circles despite Bell's long aid to many peers.
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