Munyon Remedies Endorsement From New York Figures
Mrs Jobo Serven of New York asserts Munyon remedies save doctors fees, claiming no physician needed for two years after using Munyon cures for colds coughs fevers throat ailments diarrhoea liver complaints and asthma. She notes Munyon’s stomach and dyspepsia cure relieves indigestion and heart-related symptoms. Product priced at 25 cents by Munyon's Homeopathic Company of Philadelphia, which offers many remedies sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Serven
West Fourth Street
New York City
Monyen
Munyon
Munyon's
Homeopathic Home Ready Company
Philadelphia
Diphtheria Quarantine at Reform School Detected
An outbreak leads to quarantine at the state reform school for boys with over 200 inmates. Dr L A Ryder reports one diphtheria case in Wortman a fourteen year old boy. The school remains under quarantine while the general health is described as good. A prior typhoid case is noted as having been present on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform School
L. A. Ryder
Ryder
Wortman
David Denman
State Board
Print of a Mule Shoe Injures Farmer in Town
George W. Chilson, a farmer from East Fourth street, was struck in the face by a mule’s hind hoof while tending a sick animal. He fainted briefly, the shoe print mashed his face, and a scalp wound opened when he fell, though he felt better the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Chilson
George W. Chileon
Chileon
Qoe Cauk
Chilson
Pratenday
John W
East Fourth Street
Woolen mill in Oakland is sold to lien holder for 6100
The Oakland woolen mill was sold this morning to J. G. Fleishman the lien holder for 6100 the amount of the liens on the building He bought as trustee for the lien holders and may hold or rent but not yet decide other plans Only other bid came from ETD McKeever attorney for smaller lien holders at 100 before Fleishman raised it to 6100 No bidders from Independence Missouri attended the sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
J. G. Fleishman
Fleishman
Fiesishman
Appleyard
Edward Brigham
Woolen Mill Company
Mr. Fleishman
ETD. McKeever
Independence
Louisa Hicks Detained Over Diamond Locket Claim
In police court Mrs. Heyden testified she saw Louisa Hicks with a locket on a black ribbon. Judge Perry ruled the evidence insufficient to prove Louisa took Mrs. J. H. Wetherell’s diamond locket, and Louisa was dismissed though near contempt. Louisa cried out during testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ferry
Ingalls Quenches Thirst With Topeka Depot Water
Senator Ingalls passed through Topeka on the Asian Pacific and stopped at the Santa Fe depot. In the freight room, he drank cold water from a pump, praising it as a good drink for anybody. The valet and depot agent noted his fondness for the water, contrasting it with Atchison river water the mayor derides as unsuitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Topeka
Senator Ingalls
Topeka
Santa Fe
Ingalls
Rae
Gorteisen
United States Senate
Atchison
Boys Arrested For Inappropriate Swim Near Bridge
Frank Ritchie and a companion swam yesterday afternoon using old bathing pants found above the Rock Island bridge. Special Officer Gustafson cited them for indecent exposure, Judge Ferry imposing a $3 fine on Ritchie. Police note passengers on Rock Island trains witness immodest behavior near the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ritchie
Rock Island
Charles Gustafeon
Sexton Loses Trap Championship in Detroit
News from Detroit reports James W. Sexton of Leavenworth failed to defend his trap shooting trophy against Jack Parker and Captain Bartlett who tied on 92. Bartlett, a Burgess-Guie pro, outscored Sexton in a closely watched final while ten thousand spectators watched the last day. The program also covered racing, wrestling, and local athletic results including the Sky Parlor Routers beating the Santa Fe Routers 10 to 9 and opening the three lap bicycle track at Wamego with fast times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
News of Sports
James W. Sexton
Leavenworth
Jack Parker
Bartlett
Burgess Guo Company
Mr. Sexton
Heikes
van Dyke
Capt. Money
Glover
Kansas City
Sexton
St. Jos
Fido
Keene Rutter
King Lud
Dan McCabe
Guy L
Prince
Willis P
Eden B
Red Nutting
Tommy Britain
Silver Lake
Astoiro
Bob Colling
Fidel
Tom Ogden
Grant's Abdullah
Aus. Piety
San Antonio
H. Piety
West Side Gon Club
Athletic Park
Santa Fe Routers
Sky Parlor
Routers
Wamege
Wamego
Woodlief
Hackett
Eberhardt
Stevenson
Abe Giltner
F. D. Dreisbach
Topeka
Fred Haid
Brown
Manhatas
L. P. Wiki Topeka
C. HL Fry
Abilene
Eberhart
Giltner
Haid
Pottawatomie
Wabamses
Bert Clena
Janes Stevenson
Oneon
Thoraday
CG Clandy
Clark
Forney
Rawson
Repass
W. P. Felix
Harry Markland
J. ©. Doneyson
Best Friend on the Block Peddles Street Ice Cream
A sardonic mix of clipped comic snippets notes playful exchanges about a man who earns favor as the child ice cream peddler. Quotes from various periodicals reflect urban humor and social scenes, including theatre interactions and a joke about hypocrisy.
Sale of cheap whisky at Atlanta Negro Building
J E Johnson secretary of the commission raised the issue of liquor sales in the Negro Building of the Atlanta exposition. Jesse Lawson chief commissioner says he alone opposed the concession and the local commission has not acted or been notified of any liquor sale. Local officers have taken no action on the matter. Steam Laundry advertisement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Washthevon
Jesse Lawson
J. E. Johnson
Lawson
Segro
A Diffcult Remedy. The Sufferer and Liquor Claim
A humorous Life magazine style misquote exchange between a husband and wife about toothache and liquor. The tiger family dialogue mocks civilization and remedies, reflecting a whimsical early 20th century joke.
Beggs German Salve Marketed As Greatest Pile Ointment
A promotional note touts Beggs German Salve as the greatest pile ointment with a positive guarantee. It claims fast cures where others fail and offers a sample box via druggists and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burghart
North Topeka North Side Items and Visits
North Topeka notes a Beloit visitor and local illnesses. residents report malaria fever, visits from relatives, trips to Indiana and Kentucky, and upcoming travels for Manitou. local merchants advertise coal, carriage works, groceries, drugs, and a host of services with several names and addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sleary
O. A. Raratiaugh & Co
A. J. Arnold
Joe
Indiana
Kentucky
A. F. Eby
Manitou
A. Ogeo
Silver Lake
J. A Ogea
Kansas Avenue
W. H. Pitcher
Lincoln
Kan
E. P. Evant
N. Kae
Ave
Lodge & Colvin
West Nortis Street
Pratt
North Topeka
Lukens
Stutz & Walker
Surriea
A.J. Arnold &Son
North
Munyon
J. H. Heller
Magne
J. Proudtit
N. Kanaye
West
Laurent Streen B
Lacey
Remingtoo, Majestic
Crawford
Blue Front
Kansas Ave
PB. Evans
Bert Nesbet
Rock Island
Salina
F. H. Falls
Amtos GoopMan
Mary Coughingon
St. Marya
Dr. Riseiee
Clyde
W. C. Sly
Weer Laurent Street
North Congregational Sewing Society
G. W. M. White
Harrison Street
W. C. Edwards
Maple Hill
Beatrice
Ned
Telegraph Department
Tha Road
Armour & Co. Unveils Hog Killing Machine in Chicago
Armour & Co of Chicago develops a rapid hog-killing machine with a claimed capacity of 6 000 hogs daily, near doubling the current output. The article mentions Poortons and invites subscription to the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Chicago
Mear
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