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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
2
Olney reports kidney troubles with bladder weakness and frequent urination. A local photographer cites Dean's Kidney Pills from Banks & Snow's drug store as improving symptoms after use, with relief from back ache and reduced kidney secretions.
A back problem is described as a bad back with weakness, followed by urinary troubles. The text warns that these issues disturb nightly rest and imply ongoing discomfort or health concerns.
Local residents describe relief from chronic kidney complaints after using Deans Kidney Pills obtained at Rowley and Snows drug store on Sixth Street and Kansas Avenue. Testimonies from Henry Past E W Griggs and J L Beandatey recount back pain reduced and lasting improvement following the remedy’s use.
Joseph Voytek of 213 West Sixth Street describes years of kidney trouble and severe back pain from a grip attack. He credits Tynes Kidney Pills from Rewley Brin's drug store for rapid relief and restoration of normal health.
East Sixth Street resident M J Torrence of St Haat Sixty street, a grocer by trade, suffered kidney troubles for years. He bought Dean's Kidney Pills at Ripchey Snow's drug store, completed two boxes, and reports a permanent cure with no relapse since.
The International Sunday School Convention gathers in Topeka with Rev Charles M Sheldon delivering a welcome address. Key leaders Marion Lawrence and H Hamill oversee sessions from Wednesday through Thursday in a comprehensive program featuring songs, Bible study, and workshops for teachers and county delegates.
Acting Governor Hunt dismisses Porto Rico critics and asserts that since American occupation the island is in better condition. He cites sugar exports, road construction, and new schools funded by federal aid as evidence, while noting Federals oppose educating the common people and are blamed for pessimism. Hunt cites improvements in Trujillo Alto and reports from laborers that conditions have improved materially.
General Miles details the rescue of the Germaine children near McClellan Creek Texas on November 3, 1874, by a party led by Lieutenant Baldwin. Major A P Shreve's inquiry is answered, noting the two younger girls ages seven and five were saved, with the elder two initially captured by Indians. The girls later received education support and were maintained under guardianship, with ties to Leavenworth and Kansas history.
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