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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
2
The text claims Doan's Kidney Pills address bad backs, describing a back as painful or lame caused by sick kidneys. It warns that kidney trouble signals serious issues unless relieved by the pills.
George Howard of Shawnee Avenue reports long standing rheumatic and kidney issues with severe back pain that hindered walking. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rowley and Snow's drug store he notes marked relief and improved kidney function. J Smith of 108 East Street, Santa Fe R. R. shops, recalls winter illness improving after his wife bought the pills and credits them with his recovery.
An old time advertisement argues tired backs stem from overworked kidneys. It claims healthy people have strong backs and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills to keep kidneys active and cure urinary issues and bladder trouble.
J E Yale of 707 Quincy street reports two years of kidney pain and backache. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Row Ney and Snow's drug store at Sixth and Kansas, he saw relief after the third dose and finished the course with his back pain gone and kidney secretions normalized.
W M Smith of 616 Lawrence Street, a blacksmith, recounts severe back and loins pain from winter 1898. After trying kidney remedies and an electroc belt with little help, he found relief using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rowley and Snow's drug store, stating the pills did more than any other remedy he used.
In Wikebarre Pennsylvani a coal mine faces a pivotal moment as United Mine Workers claim employer privilege and threaten actions. The mine superintendent notes the division’s reach and warns a possible lockout or enforcement if strikes persist. Most recent disruption suggests 90 percent of petty strikes have involved the same employer, prompting potential widespread impact on operations and workers.
Opening day at the University of Kansas marks the first full year under new faculty leadership. Ola Templin is set to succeed Miller as dean of the School of Arts, with Penny becoming dean of the School of Sciences and professor of fine arts, while several professors from Harvard Yale and Chicago join or advance in various departments.
An incomplete report notes remarks from Chancellor Strome about the upcoming address Friday morning. He expresses cautious optimism for enrollment, saying tuition reductions may not significantly affect turnout and that the university hopes for a strong year, including expansion plans toward Kansas and overseas collaboration.
Advance sale of Florodora seats begins tomorrow at Rowley Snow’s with 8 o'clock opening and 7 o'clock price distribution. Prices range from 20 to 75 cents across orchestra and balcony. Elfreda revival and other acts follow at the New Crawford with new scenery and a 4-piece orchestra. Events include Graustark and Grace Hayward company productions, with a one-fare round trip offer Saturday.
Brief telegrams report varied international and domestic items including India council bills allotted, a steamship Strickendale arriving safely after ashore incident, famine news from Cape Verde and glass industry concerns in Pittsburgh with likely price stability.
The note claims beauty stems from pure blood and strong digestion and advises using a product or regimen to achieve both. It presents a health consumer angle typical of early 20th century patent medicine language emphasizing tonics and digestion as keys to clear skin.
Beechams pills advertised as sold widely in boxes. The fragment notes selling points and brand presence.
A sheriff and posse hunted a burglar who shot Colonel Mordecai Williams in his country home before daylight. Williams woke to find a burglar ransacking the house and fought him with a saber until wounded. the burglar escaped as Mrs Williams and a granddaughter summoned help. Williams has regained consciousness and rests well.
Lieutenant Colonel R D Potts has been relieved as Inspector General in the California department and departs for Charleston South Carolina to command the artillery district. Upon returning from the Philippines he was promoted to lieutenant colonel, moving him from the inspectorate.
Real estate transfers include Brower to A Hay for 395 lots 116 Hb and 1 Lake street Grandpre subdivision, Mary E Seph and husband to P Moeser with 0 dollars for parts of Me M1 36, her herd and with to G Base at Riley street Boynton's addition, T M Cobe to W W Schenck HL part lots 402 and 64 Quincy street Paramore's subdivision, J J Buck and He So to SA Tyler street Ladies addition, W Coates to M C Ruinen at S15 lgty TH SS 80 Branner in Stevenson subdivision, Bermelia Curtin to 8 E Brown and lots 63 4 and 5 Van Buren street, Fire 3K, Boyluns wife to J Bell sen for EF Monee street Crane's addition 5, ML Wright and wife to same 300 vast int hoste and 498 Ven Buren streets, Humton's addition Roya to J C Rubow, Newspap ers note oldy exchanges for sale bundle at State Journal.
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