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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1900
Page
7
Monroe Street resident W Griggs states kidney pain and back ache improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought a box at Rowley & Snow's drug store on Sixth Street and Kansas Avenue and noted pain disappeared within two weeks with no return.
A harsh advertisement warns that backache signals kidney trouble and urges care to prevent serious outcomes such as urinary complications or diabetes Brights disease. The copy emphasizes kidney pains as the source of many backache symptoms and urges relief before serious illness develops.
The speaker Mr A M Roderick of 1912 Lime St describes long lasting kidney problems linked to alkali in water. After taking Daan Kidney Pills from Rowley and Snow’s drug store his back pain swelling and fatigue eased and he gained rest and mobility.
Advertisement urges timely use of Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ailments with warnings that neglect worsens cure. promises relief and cure for back aches urinary issues and kidney ill. asserts more pills needed for severe cases.
East Fourth Street resident Henry Page of Topeka reports a five weeks kidney problem with flank pain and nocturnal urination. He bought Deans Kidney Pills at Rowley and Snow’s drug store and found the treatment very satisfactory and endorses the remedy.
Lawrence Street resident W. Mo Smith describes years of winter back and loin pain. After trying kidney remedies and an electric belt, he found relief using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rowley & Snow's drug store, noting the product eased his kidney weakness and nightly disruption.
East Sixth Street resident J Ho Black testifies he suffered three years of back pain from miney complaint and kidney weakness. After purchasing Dains Kidney Pills at 116 Sixth Street and Karess Avenue, his back pain vanished in a short time and his nightly kidney discomfort eased.
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised for kidney relief priced at 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York Sole Proprietors promote reliable availability across druggists with a note that some may substitute higher profit items.
John Armstrong deeded the Quincy Street lot to Leroy Powell for $1000. The property, built by Armstrong for Mrs. Carnive Sostes, marks one of Topeka’s oldest houses. Armstrong recalls Topeka’s founding and the early expedition party that selected the site, describing river crossings, trails, and the initial town layout near Sixth and Clay. The narrative weaves in local history with references to the Santa Fe railroad and early settlers.
The ninth annual National Irrigation Congress met at Ve Chlanes and adopted resolutions urging national action to store flood water. Former Governor Price of Mexico urged amending the Carey Act to cover territories beyond the current scope. A letter from Secretary Wilson emphasized conservation of water and forests as essential to national well being.
Frank M. Brown a Newport Ky banker flees to Canada with 3 200 000 in his accounts. Miss Helene Zimmerman and the duke of Manchester wed in London. China war impacts Manchurian railways. Mississippi Tennessee windstorm causes many deaths and damage. Notable deaths include Charles H. Hoyt the playwright. Gov J C W Beckham weds in Kentucky. Sarah Bernhardt and Coquelin arrive in America. Philippine dispatches resumed for press readers. Public notices include bankruptcy filings and corporate conventions in St Louis.
Fragmented OCR reads like meeting notes and names, with references to directors, bank, and government appointments. It mentions Newport, a national bank, and a contract awarded to J. M1 cer a, with unclear dates and multiple garbled names. The piece resembles a burned or corrupted local page item about governance and finance.
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