Miracles of Today Rescue Echoes in Two Lives
Two distant diseases and audiences of pain meet in a remarkable tale of recovery with Cascarets candy cathartic. George Herniman of Buffalo and Mrs. George W. Sharp of Washington, Kansas credit the remedy for dramatic improvements after years of illness and near death. They urge others to try Cascarets for gentle, natural bowel and organ activity. The ad urges readers to request a free sample from Sterling Remedy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herniman
Buffalo
George W. Sharp
Washington
Kan
X. Y
New York
Thiene
Georg W. Hehrniman
Ihoya BE
Buttaia
Kas
Jane L—Specttlj
Cascarete
Sears
Sacha
Igs
Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago
North Topeka notices and local moving items in brief column
North Topeka brief column lists travel by train to Kansas City and St Louis, visits by Mrs Greer and others, moving updates from 1599 Jackson Street Mrs Hichart Spear, plans for Grand Rapids trip, furnace work at 43 % Wilson’s home, East St Louis visit by Mrs James, arrival of Miss Ethel Shank from Ref Oak Town, local shop notices at Loom Bud Sale and Costley & Post, Millinery department promotions and teacher and doctor election vote at Good Shepherd sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Kansas
Union Pasife
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Greer
St. Touls
Kawase Ciy
Gilna
Jackson Street
Hichart Spear
Z. M. Eagle
Jefe Follay
Grand Rapids
Mich
Costley & Post
Frank Taker
Todig
Quincy Street
Pultine
Wilson
David James
East St. Louis
Mra
TM. James
Ethel Shank
Ref Oak
C. Nicholson
Belize
Good Shepherd
Junction City
John D. Payne
PL EL Tetrich
Fort Worth
Tex
Topeka
George B. Payne
Adda Johnstone
Wamego
Stuart Robson
Florence Johnstone
Frances Soloman
Atchison
W. RR. Smith
Harrison Street
Ruth Nellis
Johnstown
Vislt
Mex
DeWitte Nellis
Manlly
George Tovey
Horton
Mra M. AL Taw
Mro
Arthur Capper
Btr
George Crawford
Capper
Topeka Avenue
J. A. Mons
St. Marys
I. L. Ashbrook
Manhattan
Charles Otis
West Tenth Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Myra
E. W. Poindexter
West Eighth Avenue
J. P. Dillon
Kate McNerney
Leavenworth
Mona Miller
Olathe
Maude Thomson
Surlingame
W. A. Johnston
Harry 9. Garvey
A. H. Thompson
Eugene F. Ware
A. A. Horton
Seneca
First District Federation of Clubs
HB. Munn
Harry Ashby
J. A. Boyle
New York City
Elmira
A. E. Kennedy
Morris Avenue
W. E. Sim
Urbana
Louis Brokaw
Los Angeles
Cal
Panonast Kidder
New York
Kathryn Kidder
Ithaca
L. G. Tuttle
St. Louis
F. N. Sieck
Emporia
J. M. Bivens
East Eighteenth Street
Marjorie Wheeler
Europe
Bennett R. Wheeler
Philadelphia
Wheeler
Eleanor
Charles Kieinhans
Grantville
Earle Williams
Rita Freeman
Clay Center
Ladies’ Society of the
First Congregational Church
D. M. Fisk
Western Avenue
T. L. King
Colorado
Progressive Grande Club
Anna Player
Lillian Valentine
EB. Stotts
A.A. Hurd
Hiawatha
Kathleen Moreland
Drs. Rees
Minneapolis
Kas
B. H. Anderson
Marietta
Francia Scott
Valley Fails
Henry Ward
St Marys
Marie Mason
MrcPherson
Winifred Holcomb
Blanch West
Jennie Pinch
Neltie Cook
Leo Holcomb
Luther Smith
Cause of Deafness and Catarrh Treatments Declared
An article argues most deafness stems from catarrh or throat trouble with the Eustachian tube involved. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a cure and lists nasal and throat catarrh as sources, selling at 69 cents per package. The piece notes antiseptic action and blood impact to remove catarrh poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Medical Authority
Troy
Stuart
Susart
Bargains and local notices cross the region this week
Mrs Edith Putnam returns to Liberty Missouri after visiting her parents at the Union Pacific hotel. The piece notes fabric sales and prices, road and bridge work by county officials, and business concerns including the Woolen Mill and Santa Fe railroad activity. It mentions Governor Munney issuing citizenship pardons and schedules around local plans and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costley & Post
Edith Putnam
Mark Putnam
Union Pacific Hotel
Morinie
Liberty
Collene
Congressman Curtis
J. 8 Morse
Lating
Com
Isity
Traver Fir & Wool Storage
Mant
Haynes
Red
Clinton, Lows
Sardeun Avenue
Santa Fs Junction
C. Holman
Woolen Mill Company
Kansas
Nebraska
Holman
Santa Fr
Ennis
Will Ponture
Joseph Pollar
Enets
Frank Young
Miseuri Valley Tirkige Company
A. B. Fulford
Santa Fe
Sardou Avenue
Royer Bank
Samoa
George Frisbie
Grantville
Madison Street
McAfee
Walter Skinner
Storth
Sin
Charles Small
W. EK. Snyder
Emmett Street
W. R. Hours
Udeng
Westport
Te Jouchy
Helen Moore
Topeka High School
Ht Sire Money Wwu
Sular
Topeka Club Dinner Highlights Social Scene
A Topeka dinner hosted by Mr. David Mulvane as part of an election payment featured anthemums and American Beauty roses for the Indies and carnations for the men. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted, with many planning trips to Kansas City, Junction City, or Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Club
David Mulvane
Indies
Rocene Hagan
Charles Blood Smith
L. H. Munnera
Arthur Murphy
Edna Carol
W. H. Rossington
W. Ffvans
Archie Williams
Parke
The
State Journal
Evening Journal
Commercial Club
Topeka
eVis Journal
Police Jottings: Topeka Crew and Senate- Capitol Raid
Police patrol at Topeka Avenue bridge detains C and W Ford father and son travelers amid a liquor dispute. Ford senior, 73, claims mild drinking. son faces tax trouble and wife, ill infant present. Senate-Capital joint owners Kempton and Murphy plead not guilty to raid. A drunken disorderly man bonds at 4350. unclaimed baggage office note ends fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kempton
F. H. Murphy
Senate-Capital Joint
C. & Peterson
Burglary at Ta Fe Depot Tied to Local Suspects
Police say ta Fe depot burglarized with several articles stolen. Officers Mainly Botham and Black traced suspects including Cully White C W Hodges and Delno Horner who had prior city jail time for bicycle theft. White and Hodges were captured on separate charges the same night and another man Rouner was handed to state authorities. Gus Davis faced questions over undercut coal prices but witnesses were missing. Chief Stahl and Sergeant McElroy investigated a November 9 room at 28 Kansas avenue where a card game using cellulose discs led to no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Fe
Botham
Black
Cully” White
C. W. Hodges
Delno Horner
Lucas
Pavey
White
Hedges
Hotham
Hinck
Rouner
U. S
Gus Davis
A. T. Wesson Coal Co
Stahl
McElroy
Kansas Avenue
Lawson Whitteker
Rkidera
Messrs. Whitteker
John Curts
Lloyd Herne
John McNaught
Senator Kearns Entertained by Lipton in London Dinner
New York dispatch reports Senator Kearns of Utah, back from Switzerland on the Majestic, not entertained at dinner by Sir Thomas Lipton. The diplomatic circle included Richard K. Lawrence MP, London, Chavis Russell, and Sir Carew. Invitations extended for a complimentary banquet at the Hotel Court on the 5th, about 50 guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Kearns
Utah
London
New York
The
Treratd
Switzerland
Thomas Lipton
Amon
Richard K
Lawrence
M. P
Odon
Chavis Russell
Carew
Thomas Tipton
Hotal Courl
Form a Stock Company by Topoke Heirs of Harlow Snow
Heirs of the late Harlow Snow including F B Crane and Silas Rain form the Stow Mountain Stock Company to manage a large northern California sheep ranch. The FANCH property covers 1200 acres in Snow Mountain region, about 100 miles north of San Francisco, with 10,000 sheep. Capital stock is set at 4.00 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topoke
Harlow Snow
F. 8. Crane
Silas Rain
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement In Topeka Ad
Topeka resident F J Conwell attests Doans Kidney Pills cured his backache from kidney trouble after six doses. He bought them at Rowley Snows drug store at 6th Street and Kansas Avenue and reports no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
F. J. Conwell
Euclid Ave
Roofer
Painter Saga
Doun
Rowley & Snow's
6Th St
Kansas Ave
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Hoag Likely Postmaster Appointment Sparks Kansas City Turmoil
Kansas City Kansas politics sees Rep Bowersock set to name D B Hoag postmaster over Nat Bartes though confirmation waits after Congress convenes. Hoag’s Wyandotte County service and Barnes faction foreshadow cross-party bids for congress as Fort Scott and Lawrence wage postmaster clashes, underscoring a sprawling local political wrangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Bowersock
D. Db. Hoag
Nat Bartes
Congress
Senate
Hog
Wyandotte County
Barnes
Wyandotte
Anch
Houg
Bow ‘K
Fort Scott
Burton
Lawrence
Turmoil at Winter Tournament Opens and Obituary Notes
A fragmentary report covers a tournament opening with scores and pairings listed among players such as Rees, Wey, Thrapp, Putnam, Sibley, Hurrie, Spivey, Kenduk, Greenwood, Connors, Compton, Mitchell, O Rourke, Bronson, Cole, Ritchie, Hills, Gillespie, and Ashby. It notes editor Henry Martin of the Philadelphia News died of hydrostatic pneumonia after publishing the Daily Philadelphia. Also mentioned is a burglary fatality in Beattie, Wisconsin, where a burglar was killed while attempting to open a safe at a Northern Pacific ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Rees and Wey
Thrapp
Putnam
Sibley
Hurrie
Spivey
St Work. Beattie
T. D. Finburgist
Northern
Pacific
Ucket
Not To Race Too Young Francinco xev
Fragmentary text appears to discuss youth racing limits and training, with scattered phrases about gender, speed, and preparation. Names and clear facts are largely missing, rendering a concise report infeasible.
Chaotic OCR fragment hints at medical or sale notices
Fragmentary text mentions Mide laughter of Mr M Powell and a list of odd terms like Chassber hats Publales and Eprom Sprite. It appears as damaged OCR with no clear event, date, place, or identifiable entities. Reads as a stray, garbled snippet rather than a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. M. Powell
Flower snow token travel and ointment ad in paper
Advertisement notes Kansas City round trip fare two dollars via Bai Fe. Returns allowed until a later date with limited trains daily. Mentions skin itch rash and Mont study ailment with Dean's Ointment warning. Sold at drugstores for two cents or W centa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Flower Show Tickets and Transit Notes in Kansas City
Fragmentary lines reference Kansas City and Santa Fe routes for a flower show tickets dated November. Mentions return list, trainee day end, and a cryptic line about pie token on a week. Includes garbled phrases about pine syrup and a “Positive cure for foughs, colds, bronchitis” with a medical product claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Uckets
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North Topeka
Prisore Co Go Area
Munney
William Gentry
Labette County
Jacob Snovak
Jewell County
Abe Hyatt
Shawnee County
Core Lewis
Bourbon County
Hip Giuther
GEO. W. Moffitt
South Topeka
Elder
Topeka Peace Guardians
Ostile
Shunganunga
Messrs
C.and
W. C. Ford
Mr. Ford
Aye
Cannon
Rictous
San
Lipton
Hoag
Philadelphia News
Henry Martin
Mit
Martin
Pea
East
California Jockey Club
Delta
Francinco
Rhomalt
Minturtey
Grog Wii
Piaiben
I Asteay
Senos
CaLiromxia
California Fig Syrup CO
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