It Will Be Destroyed by Volcano Tonight Production Opens
Train loads arrive as wagons haul material for the Last Days of Pompeii production at Kieth tract in Pot- Prewamme. Governor Stanley to fire first bomb tonight, while Chief Pyrotechnist James Cunliffe directs crews building a Pompeian city at Kelth park. Special shipments of powder and fireworks arrive. work continues overnight to ready the spectacle.
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W. E Stanley
Pormpellan
Pain
St. Joseph
Kieth Tract
Pot- Prewamme
Pompeii
James Cunliffe
Kelth Park
Digestive Health Phamplet Promotes Simple Cure
A compact brochure argues most diseases stem from digestion problems and stomach weakness. It claims nine tenths of illnesses originate with indigestion and heart, liver, or nervous debility linked to poor assimilation. The little book explains symptoms of various dyspepsias and offers plain, practical remedies.
Last Days of Pompeii opens at Keith Park Topeka
The Topeka entertainment committee brings Pain's Last Days of Pompeii to Keith Park tonight with a 200 plus cast and 6,000 seats. A dramatic Roman city spectacle uses dynamite and lights, with nine carloads of machinery and a large backdrop mountain. officials expect about 10,000 attendees and offer 75 cent to one dollar tickets for adults and children under nine at a discount.
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W. E Stanley
Les
Keith Park
Palin
Pompeii
Keith's Park
Frank Oak
Topeka
Commercial Club
Buc i
Kansas City
Vesuvina
Pliny
Lord Lytton
Chidrer
Te- Peka
Keith
Sixth Avenue
Bean Jar Count Contest Promises Prizes and Publicity
The State Journal notes a bean jar counting contest organized by Emahiser and Mills, successors to Geo. W. Moffitt. Merchandises valued prizes are advertised in display windows with details on how beans determine winners. Participants who register counts first will be called to claim rewards. New York reports Morgan syndicate cables about steamship lines and Lisbon trade developments.
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Emahiser & ‘Mills
Prine Emahizer & Mile
Geo. W. Moffitt
Remue
The
State Journal
Coun
Topeka News Briefs Highlight Local Events And People
Local notes report a Topeka youth reacting to Sunday work, a superintendent returning from Galesburg, and a colored veteran assigned to the Soldiers' Home at Leavenworth with a pension. Washburn baseball player HAM shines against Joplin, county efforts to free a jailed robber advance, and a Ringling Brothers circus preview promotes educational rallies, bands, and a camera exhibit in Topeka.
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Model
Topeka
St Blake
Kan
Nelson
Galesburg
Robert Thomas
State House
Little
Gul
Washburn
Ham
Fort Scott
Joplin
Kennedy
Geff
Langer
Santa Fe
State House Electric Light Plant
Ringling Brothers
Capt. Webb
Wood
Pearl Bonder
Ben
M. C
Sis Duncan
Itenac
TL OC
Heeney
Severance
M. As
Goftsee
Pory
Corbin
H. B. How
Stock
Blood Poison Cure Claim in Patent Balm Advertisement
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison and cancer, claiming it can cure the worst cases even after traditional methods fail. The copy emphasizes dramatic health restoration and urges readers to request the special care information for cancer.
Drug stores warned to hire registered drugists in Newton
EB Powell of Morrison's Le at Fourth and Young's drug store at Ninth and Avenue will require registered pharmacists in each store, or he will sue. He sent notices to both drug stores, which promised to comply. Newton, Kansas, has seen the first automobile in the country towns, driven by gasoline.
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EB Powell
Morrison's le
Fourth
and Young‘s Drug Store
Ninth and
Avenue
Wich
Newton
Kansas
Obituary Notice of James Oliver Fergusonville Politician
James Oliver, former Fergusonville academy proprietor and 1860s New York state legislator, died Sunday in Burlingame Kansas after a complication of illnesses. He was associated with Jay Gould and was linked to plans involving Gould's associate ET.
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New York
James Oliver
Fergusonvile Academy
Fergusonville
Burlingame
Kansas
Burroughs
Jos Jay Gould
Gould
Jay Gould
Abe
Performers Go Home to Carthage After Local Engagement
The article notes a performer leaving the Lakeside Park theater company to return to Carthage and join Hoyt's, after stints with Streets of India and a five foot tank act. She is praised for strength, flexibility, and a sweet voice, valued by managers as a reliable specialty.
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Carthage
St Louis
Pany
Hoyt
Durin
Pant Cummer
Lakeside Park Theater
Abe
India
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Notice
G F Hensts and wife transfer property to Mra lL Fimmie for $630. The deed covers lots 228 and Theried in the RE set, as recorded in the real estate transfers column.
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G. F. Hensts
Mra Ll. Fimmie
Sota
Santa Fe Excursion Offer For Home Visitors
Santa Fe announces a reader excursion to Snoe Indiana in September. Details show to apply locally via the Santa Fe agent. The notice emphasizes the round trip and inquiry points for potential travelers.
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Indiana
The
Santa Fe
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