Kodel and the Indigestion Cure Spotlighted by Verona Vendor
L W Spalding of Verona Mich touts Kodel as a remedy for chronic indigestion in elders and children. He claims it digests food without stressing the stomach, allowing full meals and improving overall health. He cautions against laxatives and predigested foods.
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L. W. Spalding
Verona
Mich
Kodel
Monument to Plumb Water Coolers Arrives After Battles in Senate
May 22 report from Woakatiog details a long fight over water coolers for the ekphal corri jo talommat. Senator Fiend of Karinax led a prolonged push to fund and install the coolers, facing resistance and a drawn out amendment process. The effort culminated in a heated exchange and the promise of water for all, as the incident exposed political maneuvers and public concern over basic amenities. Meanwhile, agricultural appropriations continue with sorghum syrup experiments planned in Port Scott and Iola, and Ellinwood’s JL Bulow journeys to Washington, marking notable boilerplate activity in Congress.
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Peat
Simurbus
Anais Carlork
Betator
Jt Mead
Bat
Anendi
Nihlis
Congress
Fem
Scott
Seertary of Agriculture
Kantus
Kansas
Port Scott
Iola
Dr Prices Cram Baking Powder The Paines and Co.
Readable fragments describe a product name and firms like Paiin Saxena Pownsn Co. involved in a baking powder advertisement. The text suggests a merchant or brand pairing with Dr Prices and related companies in an old newspaper snippet.
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Dr.prices
Rural route changes loom as district politics stir
The rural superintendent proposes subnotin cet and new routes in the Third district within a few days. Democrats and Republicans in Congress discuss delivery operations while the Postal Department tests alternate routes across several districts to balance service.
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Sud
Gilbert
Ithorst
Congress
Thie Wikbo
Fufaine
Severi
Fortune of 20 Million Linked to Belfast Heir
A London Herald report says a fishmonger named O Rorke in New York traced a Drumshall Leitrim native heir to a fortune valued at up to 29 million dollars. The Chicago death in 1888 left an estate reportedly totaling seven million dollars, with no will. O Rorke seeks proof of kinship to claim the inheritance.
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Belfast
London
The
Herald
Rews
O'Berks
Georgia
O'Rorks
Page O'Rorks
Drumshall
Leitrim
Chicago
O'Rorke
Endorsement of Kelly by Johnson County Delegation
Johnson County delegates meeting in Olatha Kansas on May 21 endorsed Thomas T. Welly for state treasurer and pledged support for his candidacy. They resolved to stand with all honorable candidates for the position and urged backing in the Republican state convention.
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Johnson County
Olatha
Kan
Spiitingst
Thomas T. Welly
Atate
Tibet
Republ
Printers Elect Officers At Local Typographical Union
Election held at the auditorium Wednesday evening to select officers for the local Typographical Union. A H Efubizig named president, Cost A eeoettlment larder as secretary, BL Paine as corresponding secretary, Franklin Barta as treasurer, Andrew Barnes as sergeant at arms, and A B at on the Executive Committee. Vote counted 72 in total with a guard board presiding at the ballot.
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A. &. Huling
Welnes
Tpypokeniten Union
A. H. Efubizig
Jenneiadeon
BL Paine
Franklin Barta
Cincinnath A
Toorvon
A. B
Vietton
Cotape
Finetlod
Balimtiay
Doer Hou
Mise Holman Is Married in Kensington Ceremony
Mis Holman of Indianapolis and Mixe Josephine Holson wed at St Mary Abbot Kensington in a quiet ceremony attended by about a half dozen friends and the bride’s mother. The event occurred at 12 20 this afternoon with a simple church setting and limited guests.
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Mise Holman
Lawson
Mixe Josephine Holson
Fomerly
Indianapolis
Ind
Tine Wis
Topeka News Snapshots On Local Happenings
Topeka residents reported on a busy day of local activity. Repairs at fair grounds horse barns proceed while grading on Bart Fourth Street pavement starts. Rain delays and weather impacted markets and sports, with Washburn baseball facing field conditions.
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Miijor T. J. Anderson
Wort
Fair Grounds
Ayalt
Bart Fourth Street
Jand Park College
Morrow
Gorge
W. Martin
Kansas
College of Emporia
Grand Lodge
Monte Christe
Crawford
Salina
Mambattan
Mary E. Tekse
Tepeiow
Ber Way
Wichita
Jalior Morgan
Geplig
Harmaniina
Washbirn Mac
Shawnee County
Troutman
Albert T Reid
Washburn Pareball
Washburn
Mtt
Cfield
Republican Flampeau Club
Tammany Boll
P.D. Atckison
City Railway
Tooms
H. Devlin
Point Office
Christ Hospital
Argentine Yards
Onawa Bavetall
Fom
Cinigiee Haase
Sara
Port Scott Curbing
Reece
Buyhur
Fort Scott
Rumsey
Grape Nuts Helped Hiker Lose Weight and Regain Health
A traveler narrates how Grape Nuts cured his malady after months of weakness. He gained from 125 pounds to 160 pounds between February 24 and October 5, 1900, reporting clear brain, restored appetite, and improved energy. He notes peers nicknamed him “Grape-Nut” and invites publication of the testimonial.
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John N. Case
York
Ex-Police Judge Lindsay and civic duties debated
The article notes Lindsay as the first man to wear the ermine of that officer renowned for errors and multiple clerks. It mentions a Cumberland Presbyterian church quartette performing May 24 at city MC A to provide a musical social hosted by the YMCA for members and friends with solos duets and quartets.
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Lindsay
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Quartette
MC Atheus
Ruth Campbell
Alice Dedham
J.C. MaGnl
Br. J. D. Brown
YT. M.C. A
Bricks of silver and the vanished cargo
A garbled report discusses a silver shipment and a related livestock dispute. It notes a return to an owner, mentions a valuation and price questions, and asks where selections in the offer and shipments have been sent south.
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Aitvat
Oman
Ras Worth
Will Be No Strike In Topeka Carpenters Union
Topeka carpenters report satisfaction with working conditions and contract terms. Union leader Jores says no strike is imminent as workers discuss wage increases and contract details with employers.
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Topeka
H.R Jon
Jocul Pare Penters
Sng
Jathiy
Mr. Jores
Gomé
Emnplainar
Ranelets
Editor Emeritus Edwin Godkin Dies in Devonshire
London reports the death of Edwin Lawrence Godkin editor emeritus of the Evening Post New York. He is remembered as a powerful U S editor and a leading light in journalism. His friendship with Britain is noted amid tributes from correspondents in New York and London.
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Neweaspers
Edwin Lawrence Godkitt
Evening Post of
New York
Brichamt
Devonshire
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Chat
Newew York
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice in London Adversity Context
Incomplete text hints at a retrospective piece praising Mr Godkin for services to the world and foreseeing northern triumph. Mentions London in days of adversity and a wartime or conflict context. Unable to confirm full events, dates, or identities due to fragmentary OCR.
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Ain War
Daily
News
Godkin
Abe
London
Jack and the Hem svilk at Crawford hist night
A Crawford show night features Jack and the Hem svilk with lively costumes and a singing goat. Forret Huff as Sin bad gains attention with a distinct performance, while choruses evoke strong audience reactions despite chaotic staging and makeup.
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Wilbur- Kerwin
Jack
Crawford
Forret Huff
Sinbad
Stihl-Parker
The Bohemian Girl Tonight and New Rail Car Service
A theatrical billing notes The Bohemian Girl for tonight. Concurrently the Missouri Pacific Railroad announces a new steepl car service between Kangar CMy and Outeh with twelve sections, Pullman trim, electric fittings, and smoking rooms. Cars Onmintor and Sterling boast electric bells and heating for comfort, ready for service at Union stations Kansas City and Omaha at 4:30 pm.
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Ukt
Kangar Cmy
Outeha
Union Stations
Kansas City
Iunion
Baston
Martha Washington on the Eight Cent Stamp Plan
Postmaster General Puyse announced in Washington on May 22 that Martha Washington will become the first American woman depicted on a U S postage stamp. The portrait is set to appear on the eight cent denomination.
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Puyse
Martha Washington
Bitle
United States
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