Munyon cures touted in historic sales pitch from Arch Street
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy Company promotes a wide line of cures including Rheumatism Cure Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure Nerve Cure Kidney Cure Catarrh Cure Liver Cure Cold Cure Cough Cure Headache Cure Pile Ointment and Blood Cure. The promotion outlines claimed rapid relief and broad health benefits with pricing and mail order requests directed to Munyon's Philadelphia offices.
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Muoyon
Munyon
Price
Cavanre Postrives
Cenen
Usyon
Manyon
Mumyoo
Mungoo
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Munyou
Throop
Topeka
Hutchinson Reformatory To Open July First
Hatch of the Hutchinson Reformatory announces it will open July 1 and house about 200 male prisoners aged 15 to 25. The facility, on 840 acres, will use inmate labor for buildings and farming with plans for three more cell blocks and winter completion. An appropriation of 100000 from the legislature supports the project.
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B.¥. Hatch
The
Hutchinson Reformatory
H. F. Hatch
Topeka
Hatch
Michigan State Penitentiary
Hutch
Halooka
Reformatory
Spooners Triumph in Little Lord Fauntleroy at Grand
The Grand audience enjoyed a well staged Little Lord Fauntleroy with Cecil Spooner as Cedric supported by Charley Rummel Carlton Wells and Mrs Spooner. Cecil Spooner’s Cedric and Edna May as Dearant drew strong praise while Ce cil’s Hobbs and Miss Grove as the adventuress impressed. Tonight the company offers Eccles Girls or Caste with the Spooner troupe continuing the kaleidoscopic dance.
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Spooners
Lord Fauntleroy
Cecil
Cecil Spooner
Cedric
Charley Rummel
Traversham
Carlton Wells
Mrs. Spooner
G Palmer
Ceecil
Edna May
Spooner
Hobbs
Miss Grove
Eccles
Caste
Wecles
Topeka Snap Shots of Mingle News and Notes
Local brief items from Topeka recount varied happenings. Mentions illness of Ex-State Architect Lescher, Dr Powell fetching a bicycle, band return from Wichita, fresh cucumbers sold by the pound, a trolley ride, and a crowded ball game at Athletic Park. Several civic figures attend meetings, and a judgeship race near renomination is noted. A railroad official loses a ring, and a new asphalt walk is laid on Harrison Street.
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Lescher
Dr. Powell
Marshall
Wichita
Athletic Park
Tatman
Wabuunase
Patton
Electric Railway
John A. Bright
Odd Fellows
Phnic
Lebo
Geo. M. Noble
Harrison
Charles Boltinghouse
Rock Island Depot
Hurrican Street
Topeka
Otis L. Atherton
George M. Seward
W. C. Ferguson
Atate
Knights ‘Templar
Wichite
Frank Lavington
Bayless Bigby
Ben Jordan
D. A Mulvane
Stevenson & Co
Malcolm Williams
Mark Robbins
Dr. McClintock
Grand
Black
Institute of Arte and Languages
Eighth Street
Jackson
Salvation at Midnight Rescue by the Salvation Army
Reporter Bart Kenney describes a midnight Salvation Army gathering at Exeter Hall on the Strand in London. About 3,000 to 4,000 attendees, including alcoholics, tramps, and fashionable women, hear General Booth and other speakers in a fervent, democratic appeal to save “the poor.” The scene blends dignity and degradation as workingmen address workingmen, and a former illiterate collier speaks with earnest force while a compassionate woman preacher urges sisters to seek salvation.
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Lonpos
Strand
Whitehall
Exeter Hall
Salvation Army
Salvation Armmiy
Hera
General Booth
Babylon
England
Jeena
Bart Kenney
Lyon & van Nice
North Towan
No Plus Ultra Polish
With Our Authors A Literary Evening at First Chr Church
An attentive Topeka audience enjoyed a Kansas centered program at the First Christian church. W G Campbell hosted while readers and performers from Topeka and state institutions presented poems, stories, and piano pieces reflecting spring themes and local talent. The program closed with Rev C M Sheldon’s story Liz of Him and Towne end.
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Het Chris
Kansas
Topeka
Staepplanes
W. G. Campbell
Alhambra Mandolin Club
Roberta Acers
Elleworth
Kansas State Normal School
Erbe Palmer
W. H. Bradbury
Albert Bigelow Paine
W. I. Carruth
State University
A D. Gray
Dynothy
J. Lo Shirer
Vincent Graham
Lord God of Abraham
Dr. Roby
Myra Williams-Jarrell
Winifred Wagner
Harry E. Mills
A. E . Palmer
Washburn College
Anna Campbell
J. W. Going
C. M. Sheldon
Liz
Griffin's Book on Finance Promises Banking Reform
Albert Griffin, noted Republican writer, has completed a manuscript titled Which arguing money and banking reform are keys to prosperity. He contends the banking system causes national ills and travels to Philadelphia to arrange publication. The article also notes local endorsements and promotes a Shaker Doctor visiting Topeka with medical cures.
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New York
Albert Griffin
Jwhouwsa Republican
Kanaas
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Annals of Medicine
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Ublic
Professor Munyon
Ne Plus
Torrka Svea
Ne Pius
J.M. Knight
Kansas Avenue
Kansas Ave
MPSON
Quincy St
Smyrna
Gessey
W.C. Cambell
Bluejays
Guy
Metropolitan Hall
O. Townsend
Call
Jeremiah Simpson
Kansas Zephyrs
N. B
SOX
Golden Hagieh
Soldenbagle Clothing
S. Ettlinger, Mnegr
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
the Stars Journal
Ginssen
Charles Bennett
Kanans Avenue
Kana
H. G. Lanier
Topeka High School
Copeland Hotel
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