Botanic Blood Balm advertised as cure all disease
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cleanses impurities and cures numerous ailments including eczema rheumatism dermatitis and cancer fears. It promises free trial bottles and full treatment options, with testimonials and locations for purchase and distribution across Topeka Atlanta and Conyersville.
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J. J. Humphrey
Conyersville
Swift & Holliday Drag Co
Kansas Avenue
Howley & Snow
Katess Avenue
Topeke
Early season clash Washburn vs KU ends with strong KU defense
The Sporting News describes a lively first half and a close contest as Kansas University topples Washburn in a hard fought collision. KU shows improved interference and rushing while Washburn delivers sharp, resilient plays and defensive stands throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
K. WU
Jame
K. U
McCock
Lawrance
Jesindina
Drake
Nebraska
Weshburn
Washburs
Dine
Mans
Snes
K. U.avad
Vin
Tia
Misacuri
Wam
Kanee
Moulton
Binks
Owen
Muaterbstty
Woshogen
Bitchcock
Gauls
T- Beck
TK. Ul
Banks
Cowen
Walstburn
Shane
Wiehburn
Buin Searle Pias Woodward
Natels Moore
Moeultan
Heiroacke
Avery
Topeka Eleven Falls to Kansas City Central in 17 6 Defeat
The Topeka high school eleven lost 17 to 6 to Kansas City Central. Star players cited include J Himacy, Wein, and Witaos with strong defense and 줄, while Central relied on a late surge and a decisive finish to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Centrals
Che Toptka
Kansas City
Struogl
War Wiese
Pfbeth
Udi
Weiucdel
Patat Tanaka
J. Himacy
Wein
Witaos
Curry
Smith
Galt
Athenon
Malta
Sauls
Rush Hainl
Cynttal
Tapnica
Peilee A
Gimeey Alkins
Panchen
Kupmas
Marrison
Sean Traiv
Central
Ubi Wien
Aovantase
Uy Saeed
Titan
Thalix
Jainton
Polluted OCR fragment yields no coherent headline
Incomplete text describes a sports meet and scattered names, places, and events. The fragment mentions a city, teams, and race details but is too garbled to extract a clear lead or outcome. No verifiable entities or facts beyond scattered references can anchor a concise news item.
State Basketball League Colleges In Eaatera Kanung Will Furnish Material
The article notes colleges in eastern Kansas will furnish materials for the State Basketball League. It mentions Willard, Washburn and other institutions contributing, with details about expected games, venues, and the involvement of Dr. Suelmamithe in marketing the league. The piece references a schedule around January with teams including Kansas Sankarie mins and a meeting planned for late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaatera Kanung
Lawrence
Soy
Emperia
Willard
Washburn
Chiedgy Julinary
Walcott Wins Out in Slow Eight With Dan Creedes
Walcott defeats Dan Creedes in a wary game described as slow yet decisive. Burlingame beats Exkridge 12 to 6 as the Burlingame squad dominates in opening halves, Turner and Trurbiond scoring and the line holding firm. News notes include coaching plans, roster shifts, and upcoming contests across multiple teams and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Dan Creedes
Burlingame
Enkridge
Gurlingame
Exkridge
Eekridge
Wi Balinsée
Bere
Burliesome
Dollaude Fithin
Bakridge
Turner
Buck ‘Trurbiond
Parner
Jays
Huttttuvk
Canper
Thebrood
Chavenan
Tmim
Ottswy College
Tharhkeeiving
Ingaene
Ry Issew
Topekaigh School
Barthgame
Eakrides
Delemeter
Ceter
Busenbark Morgan
Meredith Hender
Stentton
White Lord
Therypsen \Tormer
Mehit Helfback
J. Husenhark
Hull Trachiood
Edland
Truvblood
Tie Game Report From Cofteyville November 77
A fragmented account from Cofteyville details a 0 to 0 tie with evenly matched play and cautious scoring near the goal. The report hints at upcoming matches between Hem and Tepville, with Caney and Princeton mentioned in relation to the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coheysille
Cofteyville
Cluee
Hark
Chicago Mayor declares city bankrupt at Commercial Club
Chicago Mayor Harrison told the Commercial Club that the city is bankrupt and cannot meet ordinary expenses. He urged new revenue or drastic cuts including halting improvements and closing bridges, with bond issues seen as necessary to fund key projects. Comptroller Kerfoot echoed the assessment of insufficient income to support municipal operations.
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Chicago
Harrison
Commercial Club
Kerfoot
Commercil Club
Stadinger
Te Auditorian Hove
Chinago
Lemitomdeds
Cys
McCormick
Club
Mrud
Aindor
Rick
Pore
Shill & Capital
Chiwue
Chilieer
Larrison
Wiley
Ube
Tsim
Bird
Peotleman
Jefferson
Lake View
Hyde
Cicery
Lake
Trenessos
Biteresia
Chivaso
Cout
Cbicamo
Yuri Enbepur
Burrisot
Leo
Bean
Ieee
Fragmentary note on municipal debt and river dredging plan
The fragment describes Neale area concerns over city debt, bond adequacy, and the need to fund dredging and river works for federal projects. It mentions securing funds, legal authority, and preparing river infrastructure to support federal involvement, with references to bond limits and city finances.
Currency Legislation Debate Shapes Republican Plan
Washington November reports the Republican caucus aligning to push a currency reform bill. It aims to convert greenbacks and Treasury notes toward gold exchange, bolster the gold reserve, and extend national bank circulation while avoiding a mass overhaul in a single measure.
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Washington
Republian
Tlndady
Congress
Heanshes
House
Atlantic Clor
Kew
Committee On Files
Senate
Gage
Dawes Wil
Aldrich
France
Treasury
Cape Nome Gold Sands Law Debate and Lease Idea
Washington questions the beach sands at Cape Nome and whether settlers may mine under federal law. Governor Brady cites the 1867 act reserving tide lands for the U S, while a possible solution is Interior Secretary leasing rights at 10 cents per 10 feet along the high tide line with discretionary limits on holdings. Also notes upcoming lectures by Max and Julia Heinrich and a Thanksgiving football game with Missouri. transit plans ahead of kickoff.
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Washington
Cape Nome
Congress
Alaska
Brady
T Heres
Kerady
Hig
Secretary of the Interior
Jones Returns to Claim Estate After 13 Years Missing
Alfred F. Jones, father of M. Jones of Cottonwood Falls Kansas, surfaces claiming a stake in an estate valued at 100000. Once believed dead since 1884, he had wandered from Lilydale New York to Alaska Mexico and the Sandwich Islands. He now seeks his share, with legal counsel engaged, in ongoing Michigan court proceedings.
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Dunkirk
Alfred F. Jones
M. Jones
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
Litydale
Chautauqua County
Mr. Jones
Holts
Amonis
Beelulinn
Lilydale
Alaska
Mexico
Sandwich Islands
Montana
Idaho
New York
Tonin
Mich
Chicago
Alfred Jones
Jones
Cottonwood Fulix
Innyt
Michigan
Mystery figure claims in Lilydale echo a long-lost heir
A fragmentary report notes Alfred Jones, about 34, possibly alive, with a younger brother Sylvester in Lilydale and a claim by the Tumiy are Spiritustis that Alfred is dead. Locals recognize him, while other old-timers doubt, and the father’s status remains unsettled amid estate confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jones
Sylvester
Lilydale
Ture
5. M. Jones
Collynwond Failh
Thnoranch
Alfreals
Taltet States Pressure on Britain Over Pretoria Rights
London reports indicate the United States may pressure President Hoover to permit Consul General Macrum to act as British agent in Pretoria. The Pall Mall Gazette notes U S stance against interference while praising British efforts for captured Americans in Cuba and the Philippines. A plug for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup follows.
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London
Taltet
Corrie
Brucer
Macrom
Pretoria
Pall Mal Gazette
United States
Frm
Hrawer
Seitiel Rep Sante
Hackson
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Dettone
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Contrello
Hawley & Snow's
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Amonto Benzilene
Remington Standard Typewriter
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T. L. Eng
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
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