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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
3
In Lovrerniae Kentucky on April 14 1908 a brief item notes concern for health and medicine. It references a story about a person’s ailment and treatment with pills and remedies. The fragment hints at personal concern and medical advice within a local notice.
A promotional notice urges women to seek relief from painful or irregular menstruation with Wine of Cardui. It claims the remedy regulates flow, eases headaches and backaches, and prevents chronic trouble, recommending $1.00 bottles sold by all druggists.
A long readable article details fall winter fashion trends with Parisian like descriptions of gowns, embroidery, hats, and fabrics, noting new silhouettes, hats and bodices, and a shift from pompadours. It also discusses ready to wear gowns, coats, and accessories, plus a vogue emphasis on fabrics, trims, and color tones. The piece transitions to a detailed home craft section on preserving fruit with crabapples, jelly, marmalade, pickled apples, and related recipes including steps, ratios, and method notes.
A fragmented religious column discussing themes from Rev Palm sermonry. It covers indwelling spirit eternal life higher conception of God and divine light guiding belief. The text cites Rev See Alanaal Baptist Chicago and Rev Campbell Baptist London among other voices.
A vintage advertisement extols Beecham’s Pills as a cure for ailments claimed to be peculiar to women. It asserts many suffer from decline and consumption and that timely use of the pills brings happiness and health, urging widespread adoption by millions already using the remedy.
Claiming to strengthen the nervous system purify the blood and build health Beecham's Pills target women of middle age. Directions allegedly appear in the pamphlet wrapped around each box of pills.
Fragmented report notes concern that delaying inoculation may harm a patient awaiting a rabies test. Dr. O. Brobst warns rapid testing could replace slower methods, affecting determinations on treatment necessity and timing.
A fragmentary notice describes an agitation over a storehouse project titled madetone. It notes confusion about a dog misidentified as mud and mentions a developing dispute with unclear local involvement and timing.
Lively 19th century ad style endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for the Change of Life. Letters from women like Diana Cunzenl of Jewett and Mrs. McGaw of Evansville praise relief from severe pains, fatigue, and menstrual issues after use. A confident plea invites others to verify the statements with the company.
Fragment discusses mysteries of God and nature, the incarnation, and divine plans for humanity. It references Paul Titus and Isaiah, noting God as a god of power and justice. The text cites Rev Lyman Abbott and a Catholic Protestant contrast, with theological reflections on grace and righteousness.
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