Prohibition in Kansas Warps Saloons and Growth
Governor Martin denounces a false Associated Press dispatch attacking Kansas temperance, recounting how prohibition grew the state. He cites rising population, railways, property value, schools, churches, and newspapers since saloons were driven out, and argues letters from across the nation reflect public praise rather than ruin.
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Martin
Kansas
Atchison
Missouri
Associated Press
Topeka
State Board of Railroad
Echoo
Schoo
Land and sea in England and dunes protection
The piece surveys coastal erosion along England's east coast, noting land loss under the sea and the role of dykes and sandbanks. It highlights Marum grass as a natural dune stabilizer, its Dutch introduction, and historic efforts after 1608 to preserve sea banks. It also mentions rats weakening banks and the effects of peat soil drainage on embankments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witich
England
Atlantic
Holland
Norfolk
Vermilionizing Expedition Ends in Small Fine
A police officer warns two youths during a vermilionizing outing and outlines fines depending on payment time. If paid now the youths face a small amount, but delaying to a court appearance could raise the fee to about thirty to forty dollars. The fine is paid immediately.
WattHam Patent Dust Proof Watches Popular with Workers
Waltham watches were designed for railway service and have earned full satisfaction. They became standard for millers, miners, lumbermen, farmers, mechanics, engineers, travelers and others needing dust and moisture proof cases. Over 150000 WattHam Patent Dust Proof Cases are in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Waltham Water Company
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Women Health
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the sole medicine for women addressing pregnancy weakness stomach issues and related ailments. It claims universal satisfaction or money back with a small price for the drug and a mailed 160 page illustrated treatise on diseases of women from Buffalo.
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Fa Coe Oe
Nellie
Dr. Pierce
Joan E. Secar
Millenbeck
Pierce
G. F. Spragan
Geos Orae
Pion
Main Street
Buffalo
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Rau
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Dixon
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Burlington Free
Ter
Scott
Psecnetae
Danville Bi
Hill
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General Markets
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Amery
Waltham
Merrell
al AK Con
LL_DRUGGISTS
J.B Merrelld
ACO
SoleProp
Pillosch
Ash
Pacific Manufacturing CO
Cockle’s
Meyer Brob. & von
Pompadour
Weston & Wells, Manuf’g. CO
Philadelphia
Swayne Pills
Swayne
Bymat
Viva
Mevici
Bolamg
Wizard Oil Company
Chicago
Dreatephens
Lebanon
Mendor
Mick
Milo B.stevens & CO
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
College of Tha
H. Booth
An.k.—D
Jones
Bingha
Sai Horn
McCormick & Son
Cincinnati
Washington, D.C
Eos
Sewin
Sundit
Locust St
St.Louis
Bell Truss & Support CO
St. Joseph, Mo
AIS
Sophia F. B White Coren Ou
May Gleason
Nunica
Ottawa Co. Mich
E. F. Morgan
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Bose
Mimon
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