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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1900
Page
8
A fragmented medical column discusses nosebleeds in children and possible causes. It mentions circulation, heart conditions, crust formation, and cautions against attributing nosebleeds to habits, urging cautious interpretation and simple treatments where appropriate. A brief anecdote about Queen Victoria is included in a separate quoted item.
A Topeka delegation will attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs fifth convention in Milwaukee during the first week of June. The event unites over 150,000 women, with Mrs Rebecca Lowe presiding and Mrs James Sidney Peck as focal-board president. Mrs W S Decker of Denver will oversee several meetings, and Mrs Edward L Buckwalter leads the planning effort for the program.
George F. Newton, longtime Rocky Mountain dweller and Glen Beulah park supervisor, announced to Deputy Game Commissioner Holland that he solved a deer carcass mystery. He recounted seeing a mountain man carrying a deer on a trail near Rim Rock, explaining how bones and remains were transported, easing doubts about how a carcass could be moved after a kill.
An advertisement touts Paine’s Celery Compound as boosting nerve energy, stomach action, liver and kidney function, and blood quality for growing children. A testimonial from Mrs. F. L. Skillin of West Somerville, Massachusetts notes it keeps her family healthy, builds up run-down children, steadies bowels, and improves appetite, citing benefit to a five-year-old boy.
A Brooklyn humor page blends joking exchanges about household life with newspaper quips on college sports, census confusion, and political missteps. It shows light domestic sarcasm and quick one liners from Chicago to Philadelphia to Baltimore, each vignette short and punchy.
Angry calls from Avignon citizens and municipal leaders rise over vandalism at the Papal Palace. Sculptures and frescoes in the chapel of St Johns and the Last Judgment are defaced. Archaeologists and authorities push to protect and restore the palace, once lauded as a marvel of medieval art and history.
From London Answers says Great Britain's Titdian army totals about 200000 men with 210000 natives and 70000 British needs. Enrolled European Volunteers reach 20000 plus native police under white officers. Regiments split into ten companies with diverse nationalities. Goorkhas and Sikhs are highly loyal. Artillery commanded by whites. forts fully manned by Britons. Goorkha soldiers praised as best in war.
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