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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1895
Page
6
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Recent society items from Topeka and vicinity detail visits by Frank McKeevan and Ellery Murray, plans for a kindergarten ball, Easter crafts, and multiple social gatherings. Individuals include Miss Irene Horner, Mrs G H Higgins, Mr A F Armstrong, Miss May Thornton, and numerous Topeka residents with a focus on clubs, weddings, and domestic planning.
Tomorrow's Palm Sunday service features a more elaborate program with Mr. Vincent Graham performing The Palms during distribution before high mass and the choir performing The Miserere. The mass will include Jesus and contralto Gertrude Wyatt in the vocal lineup.
Lucia Wyatt prano and Joseph Gri ley bass will sing solos in Millard's mass at the Church of the Assumption on Easter. Topeka participants include Stella Wallace in Chicago Anna Campbell Gertrude Tracey George W Parkhurst vocalists Wyatt and Graham H L Shirer Charles Reeske M D Henderson Frank Crane James Moors K Overholt H V Hinckley F B Alderson from Hutchinson and nearby towns.
A Topeka review praises the drama In Old Tennessee with plantation scenes and a powerful male colored chorus of twenty, though notes an unclear plot and anachronisms. The company features Renee Heenes and Enid Anstruther performer Mrs Moore, James Moore as manager, and plans a reorganization and next season tour after tonight matinee.
The Hupp children Ada four Tillie six of Richland suffered severe poisoning after eating wild parsnip root found near artichokes. Ada died shortly after convulsions, Tillie soon followed. Henry Maggie and Mabel received home remedies before a doctor arrived. The doctor said a three minute later delay would have cost Mabel her life.
Fred Gordon home from Baldwin with a suspicious rash sparked rumors of smallpox in Ottawa’s Potwin Place. Physicians and state health officials investigated. the patient had an ordinary rash from indigestion. No fever or contagion risk found. quarantine was not needed.
Denver April reports say George C. Sharp son of the late Jacob Sharp of New York City was arrested in Omaha on charges of swindling Chas. W. Frickey out of 400 dollars by false pretenses. A requisition has been Mee. Grant Pays Her Tax Wasumetos April Mr Grant among first to pay income tax to local collector. Mrs Grant wintered here with her daughter Sartoria. Lace Curtains at Toreka Steam Lamprey Easter Panel with purchase next week. The Union Pacific Tea Company at 515 Rangas avenue. Carpets washed at Toreka Steam Lactory. Subscribe for the Daily Star Journal.
The New York World editor Joseph Pulitzer, visiting here, says Grover Cleveland disappointed the Democratic party and failed to keep platform promises. He faults Cleveland for weak honesty and laggard action on trusts and privileges, noting he is nearly blind and easily influenced by corrupt interests.
Theatrical company sent from St Louis to walk to New York on a wager sits stranded in Terra Haute. Some men seek any work and women seek servant jobs as April reports confirm the troupe’s delay. Nat Sebastian denies Terra Haute stranded claim and cites a $417 sinking fund.
The Pilot editor Rev Sam W Small faces libel action over a false Onancack Va story alleging misfortune for Rev Mr Reamy and a young man Quinaby. An abject apology followed after learning no basis for the tale, said to be from a Presbyterian minister who confessed authorship and error.
The St Louis WCTU announces a planned series of living pictures to astonish the town. The president teases a secret and a crowd drawing ad, noting Lady Henry Somerset’s opposition abroad yet denying her crusade reached America. The item ends with a nod to The State Journal reach in Topeka.
The Fashion Journal notes a shift in millinery with hats no longer perched high. Designers tilt bonnets down over the eyes, giving a pendulum like effect. Theater bonnets join the trend as maids and matrons adopt the downward face framing style until a new fashion emerges.
An advertisement extols Mme Yale s Almond Blossom Complexion Cream promising babies like rosy cheeks and white skin. It asserts the cream cleanses heals and refreshes with a dollar price and nationwide notices of fame urging readers to try a jar via druggists or dealers.
A Topeka reader touts complete cure of catarrh after treatment at the World Medical Institute 631 Quincy Street. Other testimonials from Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. Price claim relief from indigestion and bladder issues, praising the institute’s examinations and confidence in their system.
An old advertisement lists World Medical Institute at 831 Quincy St Topeka Bay with offerings for asthma bronchitis rheumatism consumption nervous disorders epilepsy paralysis and women and children diseases. It cites hours 9 am to 8 30 pm on weekdays and Sundays 9 am to 4 pm at a Kansas City corner Missouri Ave Main St location.
A collage of quips and cartoon captions from various papers. humorous exchanges include a boastful porter reply and a teahouse crowd, with playful jests about memory, manners, and crowded cars. Strong names and places appear in quick one liners.
A sharp dialogue unfolds as Agatha is challenged by an unnamed speaker. The scene features insinuations of deception and a demand for truth as tensions rise over a mysterious identity and loyalty. The exchange hints at social intrigue within a private gathering.
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