Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It
Weak and unheated kidneys are blamed for many illnesses. readers urged to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. The ad claims quick relief, endorses high success in mild and severe cases, and invites readers to request a free literature packet from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York. The notice ends by urging readers to mention the Topeka Daily State Journal.
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Lea
Pat Erenbers
Killer
de. Kilmer
Bing‘harton
Zohert Berner
Dr. Kilmerd& Co
Binghamton N
Wen
Wong
Topeka
Atale Journal
State Journal
Kansas City Bars and Taverns to Reopen Across Kansas
Kansas News reports Kansas City joins plan to reopen joints as restrictions ease. City officials and business owners anticipate renewed foot traffic, tax receipts, and employment, with safety measures to remain in place.
Thirsty Citizens Petition Mayor Over Missouri Trade
A petition from residents of Central Avenue and Riverview asks Mayor Gilbert to tighten liquor trading rules in Kansas City Missouri. Petitions from Riverview, including lumber firms and stores, claim business drops due to liquor restrictions and demand action while the mayor notes he has not yet acted.
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Kanes City
Kan
Gilbert and Chine
Police Skurrey
Central Avenur
Riverview
Peililone
Viler Purta
Etty
Amon
Hose
Eiverview
Kanaan
Gilvert
Jury Deliberations Continue as Verdict Hangs In Kans
The jury at Center Kansas has been out since 2:45 p.m. Tuesday with no verdict in sight. Jurors presented foreman W. Craig of Green with a beadedd token in appreciation of fair deliberations, while the jury remains in session likely to adjourn Thursday. Also in Lawrence a man named Jesse Majors was arrested for defrauding jewelers with bad checks after a pursuit across Lowane and surrounding towns. Rural routes expanding delivery in Kansas shows various carriers serving growing populations with renamed routes and substitutions noted.
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Kan
Aurymen & Suepriae
W i. Crale
Green
Dane
Jerome
Craig
Brutus
Mession
Lawrence
Ken
Jesse Majors
Boseheci
Munroe
Hes Bees
Wiekla
Joplin
Lowane Agi
Lawrence Jewniera
Bauind
Smndore
Woarunday
Utie
Pear
Charters granted to firms in diverse industries across states
The charter board approved incorporations including The Nelson Morris Packing Company in Seances with capital stock 3000 and fees paid 1200 to the state treasury. Other new ventures include Topeka Erkdee Iron Manufacturing Company capital 755000 Geo W Price Knowles DM Mulvane and W C Stephenson incorporators. Additional charters cover The Churel of the Living God of Charuve and The Morrow Carney Dell company Easter Springs among others with varied capital stock and purposes from drug stores to drilling and utilities.
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Nelson Morris Packing Company
Topeka Erkdee & Iron Manufacturing Company
Sleo
Ace Geo. W. Price CO. Knowles
DM Mulvane
W. C. Stephenson
Gliis
Kunmstrom Indiaca
Flint Glars Company
Chffeyville
Chara
Charuve
Wise Charter Board
Pugh Drug and Stavionery Company
Independencry
Capital Mock
Morrow-Carney Dell Company
Easter Springs
Farmers’ Grain, Fuel & Live, Rieck Company
Payner Hack
Greenwood Fair Association
Burekay
Cramack Drilling Company
Chinute
Vila Company
Hiawatha
Baldwin Telephone Company of
Baldwin
Grip Weakened My Heart And Nerves
Advertised remedies claim to strengthen the heart and nerves after La Grippe. Dr Miles Heart Care and Dr Silex Trine are promoted as cures to prevent future grip attacks, with testimonials from a pharmacist in Scott, Kansas. All drugs are said to be sold by druggists nationwide.
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Miles
Silex Trine
Bedicine
Evomssat
Dreggist
Fi ‘Scott
Kansas
Ais Reseiek
Esa
No Final Decision Reached in Football Wrangle
Sporting news from Lawrence and Lincoln reports ongoing Kansas Nebraska football dispute with no final decision. Kansas demands withdrawal of protests and affidavits from players Bender and Wilson before any game. Nebraska threatens not to honor protests and seeks thorough investigation before any contest.
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Lawrence
Kaz
Lincoln
Kansas University
Nebraska University
Kansas
Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Nebraskana
Athletic Board of
Kansas Bosra
Bender
Wilson
McCook
Gender
Lincoln Board
Hmaght
Topels
Topeka
Karsag
Neb
Kaneas
Condra
Nebraska Athletic Board
Kansas Eligibility Committee
Kansas City
PENN AND PRINCETON TO PLAY IN FOOTBALL
Philadelphia November 1 news states Princeton and Pennsylvania will meet in football next season after a five year athletic agreement between the colleges. Pennsylvania may drop Harvard games if no break occurs, Tiger and Quakers set to clash in the season opener. A new punter named Bearmen is being developed at Michigan to replace Wolfe, while captainiden is coaching the刷新 team amid an injured quarterback. Cincinnati racing reports turbulent weather before the Letonia meet with lone shot Me winning at 20 to 1.
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Philadelphia
Princeton
Pensonglynnia
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Old Pennsylvania
Tigers
Ann Arbor
Mich
Yost
Ual
Wolfe
Bearmen
Treshma
Iden Wan
Staterday
Michigan
James E
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Letonia
Lone Shot
Delmonico
Haviland
Robert McMillan
E. Cor
White Sox
Chica Maze
Davie
Amer-ican
Jack Dopte
Brocalyns
Cnd
Giants
Clevaland
Erraice
Menue
Ban Anton
Tex
Hives
Pittsburg
Harry Baul
Pirate Claam
Herman Tone
Detroit
Toledo
Gianta
Gilbert
Wolverines Shuffle to Offset Eckersall and Archer
Nov. 12 report notes Conch Yost surrendering on a field goal attempt to offset Eckersall and Archer while Wolverines struggle to find similar success. The piece contrasts past kicker styles with current attempts and hints at a shift in position or strategy.
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Eckersall
Ann Archer
Mich
Yost
Harvard Stock Rises After Philadelphia Victory Over Penn
Harvard stock jumps after a front page win in Philadelphia over Penn boosts confidence for a Dartmouth test and possible Yale showdown. Coach's lineup shift, including Clothier and Parkinson, sparks improvement as Yale remains favored, while Princeton's easy Lafayette game sparks overconfidence concerns.
New York Jockey Club fines Bell for discipline breach
The Jockey Club stewards at the Waldorf Astoria fined racehorse owner W Bell $200 for alleged misconduct toward official handicapper W S Vosburg. Bell vowed to pursue a hearing, contest the charges, and oppose the perceived unfairness in weights. Also reported are Lady Argelia winning the Phoenix handicap at Ja Toaloa and Crescents trotting track remeasurement in Wichita. Donahue case settling with St Louis selection over rival clubs.
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New York
Bell
Jockey Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Bell
Bluey
W. S. Vosburg
Jocikey Club
Gainer Bell
James R. Keene
Waltors-Astor
Bel
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Algernon
Daingerfield
Vosbure
Vosburm
Lady Argelia
Ja~ Toaloa
Burns
Dolly Spanker
Tonk
Race King
Juvenal Maxim
Lito S
Gunfire
Betting Favours Michigan In Scrimmage Report
Betting odds favor Michigan with 14 to 6 lead over Stichgan and 1 to 2 that Wisconsin will fail to score next Saturday. A Thursday scrimmage lasting an hour focused on strengthening Michigan's defense. Five times in 20 minutes the second team received the ball.
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Ann Arvor
Guen
Xoy
Stichgan
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kodol Digestive Aid Promoted By DeWitt Co Chicago
An advertisement extols Kodol as a digestive remedy that cleanses the digestive glands, purifies the blood, and strengthens the nerves and brain by aiding digestion. It claims to relieve indigestion and bowel troubles and to nourish the entire body, with health benefits tied to proper stomach function. The copy cites E. O. DeWitt & Co of Chicago as suppliers.
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Diaren Seog Bates
Ken Preranes
Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Indians Prep for Creighton Clash in Omaha Next Saturday
November reports from Lawrence Kansas describe the Indians' hard week of practice for the Creighton College game in Omaha, with full scrimmage and signal drills, aiming for two decisive victories to end the season. Also noted are injuries in Emporia and various baseball and horse trades and signings shaping rosters for next season.
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Lawrence
Kas
Indians
Creighton College
Omaha
Creighton
Hawkers
White Ribbon Remedy claimed as cure for drunkenness
An advertisement touts White Ribbon Remedy as a universal cure for drunkenness based on thousands of cures. It asserts the product suppresses cravings and restores willpower, promising safety, efficacy, and availability through a nationwide network of distributors and doctors.
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Waenet
Hestian Sen
Tremont St
ATAAM
Kansas Ave
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