Peru-Na Invigorates and Refreshes Health Claims
A stream of testimonials extols Peru-Na as a splendid tonic for overtaxed persons. Letters from multiple states praise its body energizing and mind refreshing effects, claim relief from backache, digestive issues, and chronic ailments, with endorsements by various women and a note of free summer treatment from Dr. Hartman affiliated with The Perune Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Street
Woptern
Wis
Aes
Viet
Alii Anable
Ney Ture
Hartman
Bikgre
Columbus
London War Report Early September Dispatch
London reports battle outcomes with Lord Kitchener’s notice on the Pretoria front. It notes 40 prisoners captured or wounded, a surrender tally, and German losses including a large number of troops and 18 000 head of livestock. The message confirms only minimal gains beyond enemy captures and positions.
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London
Bitrhenet
Pretoria
Faye Pol
Giese
Kitchener Durther
Iamter
Klein Street Vacated For Santa Fe Shops Plan
A partial land swap or street vacation affects Klein Street as Santa Fe Shops and related developments move forward. The notice outlines relocation of utilities and construction along Main and Brady streets, with details on property adjustments and municipal approvals pending.
Local Pensions Rate Notice Improperly Rendered
Fragmentary OCR text shows a pension rate notice with garbled names and places. It mentions a $2 rate and a person named Stanly, likely a local administrative filing from Helleville area. The readable items suggest a rate or fee adjustment and a deadline. Further specifics are unreadable due to corruption.
Food Knowledge Shows Infant Feeding Debate
A fragmented 19th century note discusses infant nutrition and brands like Tex Grope-Nuts. It claims certain foods affect digestion and bowel health, praising a product for strengthening stomach functions and rebuilding cells in lab animals. The text mixes promotional language with cautions about safe ingredients.
Topeka's First House Invitation Crumbling Amid Rebuild
A fragmented notice describes the location of Topeka's first house to be erected near Park Hiavat Penety hall. It notes a ceremonial laying by Chughters in America and mentions an old riverbank site where remains found during grading for a new project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delon
Tipeka
Ceron Wethes
Amerie
Ae Fetal
Burton Seeks Oklahoma's Next District Attorney
A fragmented OCR passage discusses Burton pushing to name Oklahoma's district attorney. It mentions money, politics, and legal office intrigue, with references to state politics and potential attorney general or district attorney roles, though text is garbled and unclear on specifics. The piece hints at a political maneuvering narrative around the DA appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Burton
Oklahoma
Governor in St Louis on Exposition Ties
Governor Stanley traveled to St Louis for exposition talks and will return to Tupaka Friday to address the Obig society. He aims to learn expectations for Kan oma and how the state will receive space and recognition from the World’s Fair. He will confer with expo managers including David Francis to name the Kenuma commission upon his return.
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Goss
Stanley
St Louis
Tupaka
Obig Society
St. Louis
St Logia
Kanana
David Francis
Kenuma
Crook Wright Reforms This Ought to Be True For He Says So
Fragmentary OCR summary notes Crook Wright repeating claims and urging restraint. Mentions Crowe Weight and Himmel accusations, legal actions and possible divorce context inferred from garbled text. Names and events are partial and uncertain.
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Crook” Wright
Lwin
Tevanene
Lebel
Beathlick
Ross Wel Dee Pound
Crouk
Fragmented OCR Story Lacks Coherent Details
Disjointed text shows garbled proper nouns and unclear events. No identifiable people, dates, places, or organizations are readable to establish a clear news item or outcome.
Weat Bookevote Campaign Signals Roosevelt Push
Fragmented OCR text describes Roosevelt launching an eastward campaign stance and party influence concerns. It cites Kansas City Times editorials and mentions a march 13 speech about Cumberlain's Bou' Fieteeds and medical remedies.
Former Los Angeles broker flees to Europe after alleged profits
Patrick Henry Wendt, once a clerk and broker in Santa Fe offices, vanished from Los Angeles to Europe with about $27,000 in cash and a large brokerage credit. His partner O. Burbridge pursued the matter as Clows & Co. in New York declined funds, revealing missing cash, closed accounts, and the pair’s European departure amid an investigation into alleged large profits and unsettled margins.
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Patrick
Wendt
Santa Fe
Topeke
California
Atton. I
A. A Robinson
W. . Gurves
Topeka
Los Angeles
London
Bila
New York
Purrick
Henry Wendt
Hotel Tudor
Birell
Patrick Henry ‘Wendt
PH. Wendt & Co
Alton
Santa Fe Raiiroat
Kan
San Bernardino
Pasadena
Wendt & Co
Newerk
Burbrides
Bia
Bots
Europe
Burbridge
Wentt
Henry Cleat & Co
Semymier Vaceiti
Cless & Co
Chicago
Esi
Cliss & Co
Burtride
Wenlt
Salling
Claws & O
Weedt & Cy
Airbride
Clows & Co
Clees Company
Failure of Seventh National Bank of New York City
Fragmented OCR text mentions financial concerns and delays tied to Wundt and Wereme. The garbled lines reference departures, political overtones, and a plan to seek support from the other side of the Atlantic to restore stability.
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Seventh National Bank of
New York City
Wundt
Pbs
Vleck
Strike Talks End Without Settlement at Pittsburgh Session
The general executive board of the Amalgamated Association adjourned without date and rejected all place proposals from United States Steel Corporation. Interventions by the National Civic Federation failed to yield a settlement as the three day session closed with no decisive action and no peace terms announced by President Stea tzer.
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Pittsburgha
Amilgumskied Association
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Theodore J. Shutter the
Steatzer
Topeka News Snapshots in Court and Commerce
A packed collage of Topeka notes includes court action with juries set to begin next Monday, local visits by Saline and North Topeka residents, police fines totaling 73 dollars, and multiple mentions of Washburn College, Dartmouth and Santa Fe operations. Reports cover staffing moves, students abroad, and routine city life with scattered regional references.
Police Promote New Sergeants and Local Court Losses
Patrolman J J McElroy is named sergeant of the Tasmanian police. A notable couple faces fines for minor offenses while a clerk’s bill for sworn auxiliary duties is challenged. A Kansas travel party tours Cleveland amid a G A R encampment, with Santa Fe agent CL Brives in attendance. A Topeka child accident prompts a cautionary report as a man’s stove incident injures a boy, who remains under care.
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Field
A. T L. Barnes
Lief
Dutine Wardes
Tomlinson
Jenitentairy
Barnes
Stat Auditon
Cole
Audi
Min
Jordan
Cofurait
Pie” Jordam
Lavatow
Dinine Haseh
Ocity
Anouk
Cleveland
Mie G. A. Ry
Kansas
Topekk
Lei Brives
Fusstriter
Santa Fe
Chicago
Basebaum
Formbrig
Tira
Armaininig
Karsebuusi Topeka
Wide Kansas Rainfall Sweep Across State Observed
Weather notes indicate sustained rainfall across Kansas from Sept 6 to 10 with up to 0.37 inches in some gauges. Reports include St Marys, Rossville, Maple Hill, Alma, Eskridge, and Topeka areas, plus Oklahoma division rains and scattered totals on the Rock Island and Santa Fe lines.
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Kansas
Topeka
St Plight
St Marys
Rossville
Maple Hill
Alma
Eskridge
Senta Fe
Oklahoma
Chanute
Arkansas City
Rock Island Railway
Arington
Nil
Salina
Forton
Lati~imer
Holton
Mibtiene
Seendte
Drunken stage night ends. hopes for season fade fast
A chaotic scene unfolds as a crowded venue features a drunken performance with interruptions and unclear actions. Patrons react to disorder, while a critic notes the pianist and program fail to impress. The run hopes for a better show before the season closes.
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Adler Welte
Tirleside
Purunu
Laverty
Ameter— Gai, NH
Jane Gould
Christopher Penasann
Prrane
Waerld
Freerisine Hsepilnger
Mealtsue
Neb
Amr
Aies
Fredericka Hotpa
STALN
Curtis
Kitchener
Klein Street
Phsh Saats
Kein Hitech
Bradner
Ilsterin
Ecjeec
Pensions Fur Ranssna
Mary Stanly
Jonsey
Helleville
Topeka's
Taviet
Mark I
Matemiene
Ortell
Betlett
Ud Wilden
Arie
Ariica Salew
Nealer
Ediinr—Aliow Mae
Cumberlain
Patrick HM. Wendt
Patrick H. Wendt
T. F Garverin
Salins
A. Clements
Kansas City
Cl Dodge
Washburn
Fhoiecan
Crawford
District Court
J.ames Mullen
North Topekar
Emporia
Cy Leland
E. d. Shakeshaft
The
Sinan
Mina Alice Barnett
Intermont Hospital
John Switzer
St. Jos
Tony Com
Nina Edwards
White Earth
Minn
Mise Lille Nicoll
Tyler Street
Muskeges
Ste
Harve Wheeler
North Site
John Wardell
Ppc
Yestern
A. E Lawrence
Rocky Ford
Sol
Grace Noble
Abilene
Atchison
Dieu Becase
Clark
Frank Jarrell
James Hickey
Hickey
Bill Maud Todgers
Abitene
Bethany College
Mra Cogeeshull
Irvine Doolittle
Kansie City
Throop
Sixth Avenue
Clay Street
Metropolis
Abe Steintere
Mankato
Milas
Sumner County
Grand Lodge Euletia of Honor
Council
Atchison Globe
J. P. Woodhouse
Bis Grove Jones
Mies Mera
Harwl
Epinopat Phurch
Banda Ressa
Biolog
Chifice
Ena C Chaffee
Fea
E. W. Allen
Methodist Church
Solomon
J. P. Allen
Clyde Allan
Kalla
Winchester
McKinley
Audilente
Weil
Bea Bueret
B.S, Aiiay
Hytetts
Tex
Fewulakee
Herreus
A. Oh Arnold & Sot
North Kanes
Bieta
Fes
Philadelphia
Detroit Free
Ve ‘Tee Confinewran Creamey Co
Edison Company
van Buren St
Buck
Eee General Convention Episcopal Church
Caniti
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Yosemite
Harvey
Piountain
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Manitow
Iss Mae Kemerly
Kansas Avenue
Ollege
Dboa
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