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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1903
Page
9
A dubious advertisement touts Liquazone or Liquorone as a liquid oxygen cure for numerous diseases. It claims the German chemist Paul discovered the method, promises a free first bottle, and invites readers to mail in a coupon to receive a full sized bottle via their druggist, with guarantees and list of ailments allegedly treated.
Two rival interurban lines Manhattan Interurban and Council Grove Interurban secretly plot a joint bid for franchise rights. They plan coordinated actions to win council support, seek bond exemptions, and possibly reroute via Wamego to Manhattan, aiming to outmaneuver opposition.
Mr Geo W Veale Jr of Topeka Kansas opens a commission brokerage office in Ol City billiard hall opposite the Hetrick theater to handle cash or margin orders for grain provisions cotton stocks and bonds. He installs eight large blackboards telegraph wire and telephone and will receive market quotes via telantone wire plus news from reliable sources. Veale sends orders to A M McPearmott Commission Company of Kansas City praised by Kansas City and local banks and firms. Melar W Simmons, an expert broker operator, will run the wires.
The Shawnee County board of commissioners will appoint a county truancy officer on Friday though no formal announcement has been made. Members are inclined to approve the appointment, though they may object to the man named by County Superintendent Wright, George Rushonis of Richland. The board is unlikely to delay further.
The Supreme Court granted the motion for summary advance in Minnesota v Northern Securities, setting January fourth for a hearing after other actions already on that date, advancing the case.
Hartisanville residents cheer as a mule trapped six hours in an old cistern is freed with help from a crowd of about a score of men and women. Women lead the effort, proposing a derrick to lift the animal to safety with no injuries reported.
Charles Nelson was abandoned from Umpqua last Thursday. Transferred to the Titania by the Sea Rover tug, they recovered quickly from exposure in the Nelson’s open boats and all arrived safely in the city.
Sunday night police raided two disorderly houses. twelve men and six women were arrested. Inmates at Jennie Kline’s place included Stella Myers Flossie Her dhe Dmisy Moore and Ethel Dodd with Jennie Kline as keeper. F S Adams James Goerden J FE Anderson M Andrews J Mills J 2 Hodewin KC Pinkla and Joe Pasley listed. At 21 Kansas Avenue Hazel Davis kept the second house. inmates Annie Stoats were arrested and J Wines M Perry Joe Hahn and J Owen rounded up for being found in. The keeper Hazel Davis escaped arrest by being sick.
Toronto dispatch reports Dr A Fudking, possibly A J Wheeler, arrested after leaving a Methodist pulpit in Ohlna. Chief Dreyer detained him following a congregation chase. He is accused of securing $1,000 from Mrs Caroline Strain of Marehall Town on worthless securities.
County commissioners are urged to find safer school routes for Teer creek district children near Tecumseh. Current crossing uses a log across the creek. the bridge was cursed away by the storm, forcing risky travel for pupils to reach school.
A era article on elegant housekeeping outlines how a maid devoted to mistress and wardrobe aids. It covers careful storage brushing darning gloves shoes hats and skirts, methods to preserve fabrics, and practical tips for maintaining a neat appearance and organized wardrobe with emphasis on neatness and vigilance.
A local obstruction on the stream halted passage until a frontier man skilled with axes arrived to fell a tree and clear the channel. The event highlights early rustic problem solving and the practical aid of a capable resident.
Hlias Hartz, Berks county’s veteran weather prophet for 75 years, announces his retirement from predicting weather by the zoosebone as age and fatigue prevent his rounds. He recalls learning the art at age 11 from Nathaniel Dickinson and says his forecasts seldom failed.
A fragment discusses feminine use of window glass for delicate work and a padded bureau drawer for scented silk. It links neat garments to social utility, noting that the curriculum of clothes care may seem hard to freshmen but yields a useful adjunct after graduation.
The doctors forbid celery as well as oysters due to poisonous soil elements and germ transmission fears. A hotel proprietor notes oysters have nearly vanished from guests orders, following a typhoid death linked to a hotel dining room, while others suspect meals elsewhere.
A historical note advises using sage tea applied to the scalp to prevent hair loss, with roots rubbed three or four times a week. Bran water is also said to benefit the scalp and reduce dandruff. After application, wash thoroughly to avoid tangling. Regular nightly rubbing allegedly boosts scalp circulation.
A historic cordial recipe describes making a long lasting peppermint drink by boiling water and leaf sugar, adding aroms oil of peppermint and gin, then cooling and bottling. Halve measurements for smaller batches.
A fragment indicates a dispute over transportation for Miss Devers with the company providing first-class Pullman service back to New York. The property of the company was attached and the manager had to secure Miss Devers a first-class Pullman ticket.
Colonial-style tea fare includes Lemon Buns Sponge Cake and a Chocolate Icing cake with quick oven options. Also offered are Coupant Cake Sardine Sandwiches and crunchy afternoon tea confections with sugared hints and coconut, all described in rough, old-fashioned measurements.
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