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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
10
An exhortation on relying on health and not luck to prosper, praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion and digestion, with patient testimonials and an offer to consult Dr Pierce by letter, plus free and low cost medical advice and the Common Sense Medical Adviser delivered by mail.
The sparse readable lines reference exams, civic debates, and routine notices. Names, places, and dates are partially legible, with scattered terms suggesting a public meeting, a hospital or shelter, and a legal or administrative action. The passage remains obscure and only hints at broader events.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Kansans and Oregon players with scattered terms like Westin Sev, Penaioné lave, Wither, Hind, Hooth, Marre Yue and Amiri artes. Details are unreadable but imply local sports or profiles with contested terms and unclear action.
In Leavenworth on November 5 Sergeant Major Schmidt of the Shu fener fell from a window, injured his chest, and died after attempts to rise failed. Witnesses Vaughn and Walter saw the event and an investigation followed as medical staff attended.
Fragmentary OCR text references governors and elections with misread names and places. Readable content is insufficient to identify a concrete event, person, or organization for a reliable summary.
Santa Fe acquires Yrecnage over Bartlesville route as Katy aligns with Minedir in a planned takeover. By contract, the line between Sucve and Ed Huptheeritie will be operated by the acquiring company. Stations listed include Van e Dewey and Bartlevskie with two trains daily.
The text presents a garbled set of references to transit lines, offices, and taxes across multiple places. It mentions the Western Passenger association, Santa Fe, Wabash railroad, and city offices in St Louis and Chicago with references to May deadlines and moves to new buildings. Names and exact events are unclear due to OCR corruption.
In Chicago racing action, Cauvet Bint won the Lakeside feature race after a drive from the field. Montiina, backed by Rowvily, placed well, while the Mayor Barreck contest saw early pace set before a dominant finish.
Brattiee Turner delivered a decisive right to Ferry Queen last night in a boxing match ending with a knockout in the eighth round. The bout featured strong exchanges as Wesh, Nev and Rufe Turner pressed the action.
Santa Fe Traffic Manager W. Hjaule and Chicago Great Western President A. Stickney testified before the interstate commerce commission. They argued rates on stock and finished products are broadly fair, though some discrepancies exist. other executives from Rock Island and Milwaukee & St Paul joined, with further testimony planned for tomorrow.
A garbled notice reports a new car being tested on the Rock Island line with officials including H P Manta and Therapenn of Kansas and a timetable showing a St Louis to Denver route departure at 6 am and arrival in Hunauue City the next day. The fragmentary text mentions Crane and Pineher trac manager and a passenger service with unclear details.
Local letter from W H Cox of Seward avenue lauds Down's Kidney Pills for relief from backache and weak kidneys. He reports peaceful nights and no urinary issues after using a box bought at Roll & E news drug store. The endorsement notes strong merit and urges dealers to stock the remedy.
Rapid preparations for a Sunday ball to mark the opening of the new shop space. Workers have toiled late nights to ensure a flawless floor and setup for dancers with check rooms and decorative lighting. Proceeds from tickets at $1 single or $2.40 couple will support our fire department equipment.
Leavenworth Times reports Willard Winner may reroute a proposed Kaw Valley electric line to run on the south side of the Kaw River, avoiding Leavenworth County. A committee from Wyandotte and other bodies considered right of way portions and a court restraining petition seeks to block actions as Judge Holt weighs an order.
England builds an "answer" to the Transsiberian, the Transeastode railway, to span North America and connect Guehye Port Williams to the Pacific coast. Construction began June 5 with an initial 34 mile section. funded largely by English capital, the project must complete within a specified term to fulfill the charter.
The piece reports on alleged nepotism under President Ingalls with his son and others gaining positions. It lists numerous railroad staff changes and transfers across shops, boiler, and maintenance, noting enmities and promotions while detailing worker movements and incidents at the Santa Fe lines.
Edwin F Whitten of Warerster Massachusetts asserts Peruna relieved catarrh from chest congestion and hay fever, noting rapid discharge reduction and renewed health. Congressman Thompson endorses Peruna as a tonic for catarrh, while general claims describe mucous membranes improving with use. patient advice and Dr Hartman’s address promise guidance.
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