Dr Strogo offers risk free Restorative trial by mail
A seller proposes a month long test of Dr Shoop Restorative on a sick person with a $5.50 price if it works and payment by the druggist if it fails. The offer claims a lifetime study behind the remedy, promising to strengthen internal nerves to revive all organs while taking all risk on the seller. Enthusiastic testimonials claim cure rates and urge trust in the cured to justify continued selling.
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Dr. Shoop
Hun
Bradfield Regulator
Atlenta
Hing of Pitchers Bounced by His Fellow Players
In Pittsburgh sparring over a baseball scandal Jack Chesbro is branded a quitter after being accused of throwing down the team. He quits Chicago bound for an American League stint in New York, while Pittsburg denies involvement and the league moves to reframe the National and American leagues.
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Pittsburg
Senedilum Sipsone
Willlains
Ack Chisheo
Pittaburg
Raquess
Selon
Jeroi
Evenins
Isbure
Chicago
Chevbri
Pitisbure
Ao Mages Paley
Satie
Uote
Usdid
Juli
Pittabersett aYeinix
Mayers Chesbro
Pilteburs
Nations League
Druyfund
Chesbro
Mogie
New York
All Star Alphereans and Pittsburg Tie In Hard Fought Game
Cleveland October 11 All Star Alphereans and Pittsburg tied after an even contest with leaping plays and strong pitching. Bershant and Lever led with solid defense and pitched well, but errors arose late. Attendance noted as a local feature of a tense ball match. Gold Heel to Be Retired after being sold for 8750 to Winnie O Connor, to be shipped and retired to the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alphereans
Pittsburg
Lengge
Wiich
Whee Ril Seon
All Stars
W York
Winnie O'Conner
I. J. Arnold & Co
St. Louis
Bank Clearings Show Encouraging Interes t
Bank clearings for the week ending October show a lift across major cities. Totals in New York and other financial hubs rise modestly from year-ago levels, with Chicago, Cleveland, and St Louis posting gains.
Free Electric Belt Promise From The Physician Institute
A mispelled, ad heavy text touts a free electric belt from The Physician's Institute. It claims the belt can cure chronic diseases and nerve issues, urging readers to mail name and address to Chicago to receive a 100 gauge belt at no cost, with no postage required.
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Physician's Institute
Supreme Electric
Belta
Lodge News from Pittsburg Encampment Plans
The Kansas lodge movement aims to hold its grand encampment in Pittsburg next week with numerous delegates traveling from Topeka and other cities. The agenda includes changes to meeting times, a debate on state capital relocation, and social events, while Knights of Columbus orders and fraternal groups from Salina to Horton participate and coordinate travel.
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Pittsburg
Minnie
Tse
Arund Bode
Weill
Wadnestay Manning
Tga
Che Rebekut
Whirly
Wasp
Saill Beard
Fittaburs
Trexidine
Piltebure
Kemper
Jala A. Bright
Wright
Hy. C._Ste
F. Stevens
Mim Emamin Steven Jd
Wenice
Mes
Wels
M. Steele
Bain
A.C. Soule
Everett G. Ho
AWE Sones
Fraser
Alin
Toberret
Mary
Av. Teobert Corrar
Fe FL Pister
George Emott
George Huron
J.J. Schanek
L. G. Gea
Kansas City
Idlang
Uni Acation
Kaneis City
Southern
Pittsbark
Perty
Horton
Topeka
GW. Beard
Ww. G. Kelly
James Broley
Bissita, Parrett
Mins Hertha Kelly
Chang
Little Squaw First In Lexington Beets Meet
Lexington hosts a brisk beet racing meet where seven heats decide the winner Little Squaw overcame late challenges finishing ahead of Prince Direct and McGovern's Next Move in a hotly contested race Four drivers were fined for laying up beets during the heats Neal edged Prince Direct at the wire in heat seven New York Oct 11 Terry McGovern secures a match for six rounds against Callahan or Yanger winner at Penn Art Athletic Club in early November McGovern to receive a $900 guarantee and 40 percent of the proceeds
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Little Squaw
Lexington
Get. U
McMahon
Aic Hensy
L. McDonald
Irwin
Neal
Prince Direct
McGovern
New York
Terry McGovern
Macas
Penn Art Athletic Club
Terry
Kroes
Graphaphone Grand Fine Outfit in Kansas
Auction note lists a Graphaphone Grand and Finest outfit in Kansas with 18 marbley cabinet, 20 inch turntable, and 2 inch tone for sale. Describes top condition and cash price of 200 dollars if taken soon, via W. J. tare Journal.
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Graphaphone
Kansas
Pew
W. J. Tare Journal
Fragmentary OCR Health Note on Throbbing Nail Injury
A garbled OCR health fragment describes a nail injury to a finger with pain and soreness. It mentions immediate relief and a recommendation from a speaker or ad, with unclear context and several misread words. The text is incomplete and contains nonsensical phrases and broken names.
Cattle Losses and Drownings Reported in Kansas News
Two suits filed against Rock Island railway by T. G. Morris claim $1508 in damages for careless handling of cattle shipments from Oklahoma and Kansas City. A boat incident left two Iola girls dead, with male companions heroically aiding in rescue. Damaged cattle alleged after rough train jerks, with cattle loaded August 20 at Okene and Enid, Oklahoma.
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Wichita, Kas
Rock Islana Railway Company
T. G. Morris
Rock Island
Okeone
D. C
Kansas City
Kanead City
Rio
Kan
Okvene
Enid
Two Girls Drowned Near Waterworks North of Tola
In Tola Kansas on a Friday boating trip on the Neche river near the waterworks, Joale and Rowe Klegeen aged 6 and 11 drowned when their boat overturned. Companions and men tried to save them without success. they were daughters of Mike Klein, a welder who had moved from tushurz years ago.
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Tola
Kan
Joale
Rowe Klegeen
Eiseth Berean
Mike Kieon
Wmelterman
Tushurz
Sears
Big Prison Park Report From Leavenworth Farm
On the federal prison government farm at Leavenworth the harvest yielded 38 bushels of corn per acre under summer heat. A government task force recorded output and noted wives were involved in related labor programs during the period observed in October 1900.
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Leavenworth
Federal
Corn Surprise At Prison Farm After Rain Flood
LD Sanders reported fields showing 255 acres now visible above ground after recent rain. Stalks of corn bore two to five ears, with ears large enough to warrant a year’s subscription to the prison farm paper. The open-ena se operation covers 225 acres and is expected to average about 60 bushels per acre.
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Sanders
EDITOR BURNED IN EFFIGY AT MANHATTAN
A crowd of about 30 State Agricultural College students marched through Manhattan last night to protest an article in the Manhattan Mercury. They carried a dummy, doused it with oil, and burned it as editor J. J. Davis faced the mob amid chants targeting President Nichols.
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Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kan
State Agricultural Collems
J. J. Davis
Manhattan Mercury
Mercury
Nichola
Davin
Nichols
Pensions Granted to Several War Veterans
Washington October pensions list includes Joseph Thornburg National Home Leavenworth $6 Jacob Barry War with Spain Holliday $6 Tacresse Benjamin Bevell Toroka $24 Wim Wilson Alberta mont $12 Gabriel Fatherson Kansas
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Kananas
Washington
Joseph Thornburg
National Home
Leavenworth
Jacob Barry
Spain
Holliday
Tacresse
Benjamin Bevell
Toroka
Wim. Wilson
Altamont
Gabriel Fatherson
Kansas
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Toskt
Jon
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Twirler
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le Salle Street
M'Govern
Corbett
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Tneresac
United States
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Enon
Weiss
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Lodge News
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Mont
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Idaho
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Towers
Tne Shane
Baguc
Annals of Hope
BF. Cochran
Cottonwood Fale
J. A Lopal Severance
J. E Tiooks
Sedan
Kent Bond
D. W. Kent
Grant
Jare
United States District
Capitol Lodge
A. O
G. W. Brown
The
Coffeyvile
G. Hi. Turon
Thin City
Nortonville
Knights and Ladies of Arity
George E. Lamb
Yates Center
Workman
A. W
Northcott
Lillngis
America
Lkely
Ras J. Seatoe
N.Y
Tan
Louisville
Fransiseor Cate, Voc
Sll
Kansas News
Wichita Man
Neosho River
Iola
Californiaania
Wiith
Rock Island UN
ER. W. Thompson
T. A
Topeka, Kans
Charles Kraus
Form Pittman
Dalton
Marysville
Bmirgeville
Dalton Mure
John Dalton Ie
Charles Tatterson
San Antonio
Texas
Philippine Army
Texico
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Salina Light Weights
Arnica Salve
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Renee
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