Governor Yates Endorsed Cure Promises Dramatic Health Breakthrough
A Boston Traveler writer cites medical journals and reports from thousands of cases of chronic and acute rheumatism cured by a celery compound promoted as a remarkable remedy for blood and nerves. The piece claims Governor Yates of Illinois publicly endorsed the remedy, asserting it cures obstinate conditions when other treatments fail and improves red blood cell growth and tissue health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzon
Blavyon
Munyon
Paine's celery compound touted for nerve and health benefits
The piece praises Paine's celery compound as a remedy to restore energy and relieve nervous strain from overwork and worry. It cites testimonials from readers and a Kan sas cattleman, claiming widespread benefits and urging readers to try it to prove its fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
G. H. Bumrms
Kan Sas
Pavin
Murderous Grey Eagle Brought Down by Young Lad
A large grey eagle killed near Mage Creek early today by Clyde Dupuy, a boy not over twelve. The bird weighed 934 pounds and stretched seven feet one inch from tip to tip, its fierce beak and talons posed danger to calves, lambs, and even children. Tribune report notes the danger posed by such a creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage Creek
Clyde Dupuy
Dan
Tribune
Like Hot Cakes Reno Id Sell Like Hot Rakes
Fragmentary text shows a pharmacist named Klinga commenting that there are reasons why products sell, with a garbled line about Reno and sales like hot cakes. Context unclear. main facts unrecoverable due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klinga
Boxing and Jeffries Seem to Fight for Weight Balance
San Francisco reports a boxing bout issue as Jeffries splits a rival’s lip accidentally. discussion centers on weight, with Madden’s manager Rubin weighing in on preferred weight for Jeffries. A poolroom bet of 200 against 500 is mentioned as wagers flow around the potential outcome.
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San Francisco
Harbin Springs
Jeffries
Basie
Delaney
Billy
Feubain
Madden
Eentate
McGovern Plans England Bid for Robinson Fight
New York January reports McGovern aims to travel to England to seek a match with Ben Jordan or Jack Roberts. Lefty’s manager says a London Adelphi Club offer of a $5 purse and expenses was made, but McGovern’s theatrical road commitments delay travel. He expects to tour next May and may take a bout in Hartford or San Francisco if an American return occurs.
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Roberts
New York
Gct
Youngs Corbett
Cee Me Govero
Ei Wat Price
Sain
Lefty
Adelphi Club
London
McGovern
Moet
Ben Jordan
Hirvady
Mogoytn
Rks Hiahiran
Jordan
Terry
Will Curley
Jack Roberts
America
Atlantic
Hartford
San Francisco
Manning Sells Stock and Exits Washington Club
James B. Manning, manager and majority stockholder of the Washington baseball club, sold 51 of his 54 shares to Pied Portal of Detroit. The move signals Manning’s retirement from active participation and likely from baseball, following talks in Detroit with President Postal about the Senators for the upcoming season. Portal offered what was deemed a satisfactory price for Manning’s stake.
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Washington
D. C
James B. Manning
Washington Baseball Club
Pied Portal of
Detroit
Manning
Washington Club
Detroi
President Postal
Senators
Foutal
M'Govern On A Tour Heads To Hartford Coliseum
New York October 2 Young worbett meets Gilfartford near Hartford as Terry McGovern plans a Thanksgiving day bout at Hartford Coliseum. The tour includes Chicago and St Louis stops with trainer Charles Mayhood joining briefly. McGovern’s horses at Morris Park and Whitney connection noted with prizes and end merchandise.
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New York
Worbett
Gilfartford
Ical
St. Louie
Johnson
Rand
Oh Wire
Charles Mayhood
McGovern
Bestia
Football News and Cards from City Schedule and Pro Matches
A patchwork of notes covers college and club football, boxing, and shooting events. Highlights include Higginsville and Marshall football near the fair grounds, Sharkey vs. Frisco fight chatter, Kansas Wingshot Championship plans, Warrensburg Medics beating the Normals, and the death of John Secrist from a collision on the Gio State grid. The items record local games, upcoming shoots, and a fatal football injury at Western Reserve.
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Higginsville
Hissinsville
Marshall
Kim
Thine
Warrensburg
Warrensburg State Normal
University Medical College
Columbus
John Secrist
Rush
Gio State University
Western Reserve
Public Bowling Alleys Considered for Topeka This Winter
Kansas City promoters discuss building first class bowling alleys in Topeka this winter. They seek a ground floor location on Kansas Avenue but have not secured a suitable site yet. If located, Regulation alleys and tournament games may follow with possible Winter events.
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Kansas City
Rome
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Arrane Corthie
X. Ort A
Bold Emporia forgery fools shops with fake Morley checks
A tall dark man posing as a farmer cashed three checks for bogus Morley drafts on the Banporla National Bank. He bought shoes at Steards and Swisher's Jewelry, then fled with a gold ring as further counterfeit notes were rejected. Police expect more victims as the case unfolds.
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Emporia
Kan
G. Morley
Banporla National Bank
City Roller Mills
Martin’ Cash Store
Stehards
Morley
Swisher
I. Hon Swisher
Steeley
Allis
Ben
Biss
Hall
Topeka
Vieti
Strong Sugar Beet Factory Prospect For Dodge City
Garden City Kan Oct 2 Finney and Kearney counties grew about 1000 acres of sugar beets with very heavy yields. Beet tests ranged 12 to 16 percent sugar, well above the 1 percent standard. State bounty payments per hundred pounds aided the industry, but shipping to Rocky Ford cut profits. Local talk centers on starting a beet sugar factory at Dodge City if others begin.
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Garden City
Kan
Finney Thunitton
Kearney
Dolar
Rocky Ford
Dodge
Electric Chair Photo From Auburn Prison Scene
Photographic view shows the electric chair at Auburn New York as inmates sit in the grim execution chamber. The caption notes the scene as a stark depiction of capital punishment in action during the period.
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Auburn
New York
Reese
Five Men Wounded by Colt Gun Explosion at Fort Leavenworth
At Fort Leavenworth on Monday a Colt automatic firing gun test failed as the weapon overheated. A shell breached the gun, scattering fragments that wounded five men from the Twenty eighth Battery of field artillery. Privates Snyder and Rieder suffered severe leg injuries, Meriport and Hayes severe arm and leg injuries, and Captain Menober burned on the hand and wrist.
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Leavenworth
Ft Leavenworth Mondsy Pte Menoher
Twenty Eighth Battery of
Fielal Artillery
Snyder
Meriport
Rieder
Hayes
Menober
Wolves Annoy Farmers Near Lawrence With Wolf Hunt Planned
Timber wolves terrorize Californias road farmers west of Lawrence. E A Smith loses 25 turkeys and 76 chickens, several pigs killed on nearby farms. Wolves raid barns and even attack dogs. a farmer was chased home by a wolf. Farmers plan a big hunt early next week and keep children indoors.
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Lawrence
Californis Road
Lawrencea
E. A. Smith
McPherson County Banks Deps Top $1.19 Million
McPherson area banks report nine institutions hold 949,928.65 in deposits at September 30 with First National Bank Lindsborg adding 167,866.27 bringing total deposits to 1,197,794.83 and cash plus sight exchange to 618,074.29. The rise signals strong county finances and over 51 per capita funds.
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Mcknerson
McPherson County
First National Bank of
Lindsborg
Stricken With Paralysis Recovered by Pain Relief
Henderson Grimett of this place was partially paralyzed and lost use of an arm and leg. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, he was nearly cured with praise from George Jonad of Mar Logan county. The notice claims the remedy also cures rheumatism sprains and bruises and is widely known. Bold by all druggists.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
George Jonad
Mar
Logan County
W. VI
French Carpenter Kills Himself After Wife's Death
Leavenworth report says Peter Dolman a 63 year old French born carpenter despondent since his wife died six months ago took carbolic acid last evening to end his life. He had spoken of suicide before. The obituary style item notes his birthplace Paris and age.
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Leavenworth
Peter Dolman
Doliman
Paris
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Claims Kidney Relief
An old poster-style ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and urinary troubles. It features a testimonial from M. Smith of Gil Lawrence and mentions Rowley Snow's drug store as the place to buy, with 50 cent price and Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U.S. agents.
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Dean
M. Smith
Gil Lawrence Erect
Sackanith
Ney Pilin
Rowley & Snow
Roan
Milburn Co
Buffalo
U.S
Kansas Medical College Seeks $30,000 Benefactor for New Quarters
Kansas Medical College faculty urge a philanthropic donor to endow a new home with fifteen larger classrooms. Founded eleven years ago, the college now operates at cramped Twelfth Avenue and Tyler Street, lacking funds for expansion. Dr. Minney emphasizes need for facilities and equipment, noting about 37 faculty members and 125 students benefit from lectures by physicians from nearby cities.
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Kansas Medical College
Medical College
Twelfth Avenue
Tyler Street
West
JE. Minney
State Journal
Forty Years in Topeka Mrs Pettigrew Funeral Held Sunday
Life sketch follows Mrs Mary Pettigrew who died aged 73 after forty years in Topeka born in Ohio she moved with Samuel Pettigrew in 1881. Grandchildren and children surviving listed with details of funeral arrangements and care by eldest son who coordinated burial and funds for expenses. Funeral noted as largely attended with church connection to the Wesleyan Methodist.
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Topeka
Ife
Mary Pettigrew
Edward Webb
Nanpie Mathey
Topeda
Dexter McGaffey
Denver
Pettigrew
Decatur
Tih
Samuel Pettigrew
Frank Mills
Kansas City
Shoul
Wesleyan Mathodiet Church
Piles Cured Without the Knife
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical claim about treating piles without surgery and a refund offer. It mentions a new discal and payment conditions but the readable content is garbled, with no clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes to verify.
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Chicago
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Tupeka
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