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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1903
Page
7
The market report notes corn rising slightly with steady livestock trade. Hog prices show a rebound after early losses while wheat and other grains display uneven movement. Prices vary by region with extensive figures for cattle, hogs, sheep, and produce across multiple city markets and exchange points.
An incident in a depot involving Mrs Nation and Aunt Carrie unfolds as a crowd gathers. A cigarette is snatched from a man by Mrs Nation, who boisterously confronts him while a trailing crowd observes. The event ends with Mrs Nation exiting toward Homeward Town and the dramatic skirmish lingering in the corridor.
Twenty five converts of the PL faith were baptized in a solemn ceremony. The event featured brief remarks on unity and community strength as leaders urged continued faith and support for those joining the congregation. Local residents attended, sharing in the religious observance and the morning service.
An 1890s health note argues non organic heart disease stems from indigestion, urging digestion aids like DeWitt’s Digestive Tablets as relief. It claims stomach fullness presses on the heart, causing complications, and promotes a $1.06 bottle prepared by EO DeWitt & Co of Ohio.
Omaha police pursue Finik Mo Knight linked to the disappearance of his wife Mrs. Knight. Investigators, led by Cheyenne officials, question Mrs. Dusenberry and search for a body while a possible reward is discussed. A letter from Knight to Mrs. Stiles hints at fleeing and the trunk plan. Authorities flood telegrams and await fresh leads within twenty four hours.
Wells Fargo & Co announces relocation of its headquarters from San Francisco to New York next month. The change follows pressures from E. Harriman and corporate officers seeking closer contact with express operations. Local offices prepare for the transfer. a fire at the Washington theater caused minor damage with one person injured.
Severe fragmented OCR reports list farmers and towns such as Phillips Rush Sumer Barber Barton Kingman Decatur Fori Grant Norton and Thomas noting wheat in good condition oats sown ground fair or fine and pasture growth. Reports mention dry spells cold snaps and favorable sowing conditions with fruit and orchard trees blooming in places while corn and plums show growth and planting continues across regions.
Washington April 1 favorable warm spell boosts growth yet rains slow late spring work. Reports show warm eastern regions and cold damp conditions in Oregon Washington and parts of the gulf. Frost damages peaches in California while spring wheat seeding nears completion in many states and oats look promising in the south. Baseball trouble halts a game in Emporia Kansas with a postponed date.
A storefront advertises low prices on bulk oats and starch products along with canned fruits and vegetables. The listing mentions Dove Oats bulk, Starch Soda, Presto, apricots, pears, garden-grown peas, Reed Murdoch’s coffee, navy beans, and country sorghum. The ad emphasizes value on everyday groceries.
Local College clashes with Normal over grounds rights after Mit Wilhite donated grandstand and fences to the Normal. College men pledge to fund their own field and park, with Justin Soden offering diamond space. College manager Ralph Vardken has not decided on team play.
A foreign article surveys English reactions to praise of Britain, noting self doubt and caution when foreigners describe national virtues. It cites Iwasaki and Tokio Shimpa, highlighting English regard for dignity, propriety, and social sanctions among upper and middle classes, and their vigilance toward blame.
A tailor explains changing men’s dress codes in New York, noting broadcloth fell from favor about a dozen years ago and has left a mark on older garments. He traces trouser fabrics from old broadcloth to newer worsted blends, describing shifts in domestic fashion and lingering habits.
An analysis of changing male attire contrasts old and new tastes, noting crepe and sack suits, tailoring influence, and the shift toward simpler, elite fashion. It discusses how standard outfits for theater and events have evolved over years, with fewer flamboyant details and more practical, plain lines.
An old newspaper sketch describes an air brake for self propelled vehicles. It notes the pump and air tank system with adjustable pressure triggers to stop action when a set level is reached. The piece mentions drum brakes and two front wheels with a mentioning of Union Packie versus Sivond in a later context.
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