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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1899
Page
2
A 1899 letter from Charles E. HaxrMan of Gightstown recounts near death from consumption and rapid recovery after using Ayet's Cherry Pectoral. He claims weight gain, blood improvement, and restored health following the product's use.
The advertisement promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in a 25 cent size for ordinary colds, 50 cent size for bronchitis croup whooping cough asthma and the gripe, and a dollar size as the best long term standby and most economical for long standing cases.
A digressive note on rare autographs, citing Shakespeare letters and other famed signatures. It notes high prices, including Alfred Morrison and Columbus, with mentions of collectors and a Chicago dealer rumored to pay up to 51,000 for a notable document.
Reports from Princess Anne County say a mob attacked the home of Magistrate Fleming. Fleming, in defending his home, killed one assailant and wounded several others. The incident follows Fleming’s earlier killing of Clarice Ryder on a farmer’s farm amid rising local tensions.
A fragmentary note laments coffee's grip after a week of use, joking about liking it yet fearing dependency. The text hints at a hopeful, delicious beverage future and mentions a grocer named GEAIN-O offering something to resist or deter the coffee effect.
New York, Nov 21 Yale Harvard clash narrows championship path. Princeton faces Yale next Saturday in New Haven, with potential joint claim if Yale triumphs. Harvard’s morale low after a tie with Yale. Princeton’s defense under examination as the season nears its climax.
News from New York and Navy details Terry McGovern's recent Brooklyn house purchase for 6000 dollars and his upcoming fights. He faces Fiddle Sprague for 20 rounds, then Harry Forbes for 25 rounds at 11 pounds on Broadway, followed by a featherweight bout with George in January, plus other scheduled matches and training notes.
Choynse to retire after saving a small fortune, planning to live in Chicago. The article notes his rising wealth, the purchase of a home in Chicago, and his expectations for a peaceful later life, with reflections on his career and the reaction of associates.
A fragmented account describes Fred Raymer, a noted hort KUnd figure, proposing a Perfect new tour concept for the Fuswues Cry. It references training drills, team trials, and plans to develop players with minimal sessions while stressing the value of practice.
Lawrence prepares for a practice game against Nebraska at Linkoh Us as the team tunes up for the eastern circuit. Yale will not play in Chicago this year due to scheduling with eastern teams only. Several veterans and new players compete for spots as conditioning improves and selections remain unsettled.
St Louis coroner jury returns accidental verdict after investigating Christian Brothers College player John Wright Usekie’s death in a November football game against St Louis University seven. The jury ruled the game was played under Rugby rules but dangerous and should be prohibited.
Report recounts the sale of King’s Courier to a syndicate for a nominal sum and outlines engagements in horse racing at Saratoga and Baratola. It notes Pepper as former owner, entries at Brooklyn, June contests, and performances by horses including Mesmeriar and Cham a eta, with placements and weights detailed.
Exhibits by SMumecope and Biograph depict the Sharkey Jeffries bout staged at Coney Island for a few theatergoers. The early rounds and key moments are portrayed with clever motion, though one step is missing and the finale is shown in parts. The presentation used a new machine explained to the audience.
Newsreel from New York dated November 41 reports Tom Sharkey preparing to enter the boxing ring as old rival Joe Choynski looms. The piece recaps past attempts to stop Sharkey in eight rounds, noting a fight plan and near-misses as spectators anticipate a climactic clash.
New York reports detail a large seizure of pearls and gem jewelry linked to a Providence dealer. Officials say customs officers recovered precious stones and multiple pockets in Buck's clothing, valued around 50 000 dollars. Buck, an Austrian-born man, is jailed on 35 000 bail. investigators consider potential accomplices uncertain.
Santiago de Cuba reports confirm official admission that the Satentic and Morots railroad and the Pylope mine have been sold to the Carnegie company. The Porups mine is praised as one of the world's rich manganese sources with a vast ore deposit. Carnegie representatives have been active in the district, securing options on manganese along the proposed railway route.
A fractured, unclear passage cites Str. Leland criticizing a figure named Dewny Ex and a public stance on politics. The speaker praises or questions leadership, mentioning town settling, invitations, and loyalty to a president, while implying controversy and public opinion shifts.
A reader testimonial from Chester, HH, states Champe Paty Balm relieved long term pain after nine years of unsuccessful treatments and doctors. The note cites a prior lack of relief from various medications and advertisements and credits the balm with substantial respite.
Miss Nora Johnson of Braymer Missouri awoke in her coffin days after relatives and doctors declared her dead. A trance-like death appeared, a vision promised she would die within a week. She told of talking with the Lord during the sleep and claimed she would be taken within seven days, yet she remained alive after the period elapsed.
Jefferson De Angelis stars in The Jolly Musketeer a comic opera full of laughs with romantic subplots at Crawford theater Wednesday night. Also Alabama at the radio theater led by John Nicholson and Uncle Tom's Cabin at Crawford theater Thursday night with added specialties. Vanity Fair vaudeville at Grand Opera House Friday.
A neighbor recalls vice president Hobart earning his first legal fee of one hundred dollars for drafting a will for a wealthy Paterson manufacturer. The client later rewarded Hobart with an $800 check and a message start in life. Hobart later helped the family facing hardship, aiding the granddaughter’s trousseau and securing employment for relatives. The tale contrasts with a dubious ad ending about Doan’s Ointment.
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