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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1896
Page
7
Fragmentary classified ad text listing items for sale and real estate opportunities. Mentions boxes pallets folding beds lace upholstery and various household goods. Includes references to inscribed addresses and sale notices with scattered names and locations.
In a curious tale from the Samra club, a drummer shares a playful puzzle to entertain members over weeks. Members debate its meaning while strings of banter and a parade of quirky items surface, including a police badge and a decanter stopper, as the crowd grows steadily more intrigued and amused.
A discussion on architectural practice critiques paying attention to practical costs versus aesthetic excess. It cites a country house project for Georg Palliser and estimates a total outlay near 87,200 with 2 percent for plans and specifications, highlighting the need for economical, clearly defined budgeting.
A set of 19th century notes describes landscape plans for a property, noting costs around 12 400 dollars and 12 706 dollars after years of work. The text discusses road widening, lot division, and potential storefront development as a means to improve value, with the owner aiming to secure a nearby store site.
Montgomery Alabama April 22 The Democratic state convention nominated Captain Joseph F. P. Jenritory for governor. Delegates favored Fremont Cleveland’s note and supported his foreign policy while disapproving of his financial policy. McKinley supporters called for Waller, with tensions at the Maryland Republican gathering.
Washington Aptilis 2 The notice reports no tidings of an enlisted man after seven years, prompting a presumptive death determination. It outlines pension actions for widow entitlements and the need for evidence to support the finding and potential recovery.
A historic vote failed to admit women as lay delegates, losing by 18 votes. The margin reflected strong opposition within the conference as leaders faced calls for reform and equal representation amid debates over discipline and governance.
The fragmentary account references Diaz and a released figure, along with a convoluted report from a muttered source about doctors, governors, and a criminal surgery. It mentions a jury verdict and a fatal operation, with garbled names and places suggesting a historic newspaper snippet.
Electric Bitters advertised as a universal remedy claiming to aid digestion headaches feverish symptoms and fevers while offering relief from constipation and dyspepsia. Sold by J K Jones Brug Story Filth and Wanvas Ave with a suggested price of $1 per bottle. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure and mentions local associates at Glen Wr Stansfield Kansas.
The Topeka Sunday Capital monthly issues for December are listed with figures: Dec 2 10,150 copies, Dec 5 16,300, Dec 23 19,300, Dec 4 18s 10,500. State Journal notes show largest and smartest issues with counts reaching 19,925 to 40,0235.
State Journal records far higher daily local circulation than the Capital on Sunday. The Wichita Daily Eagle, with the second largest local reach among ex state papers, reports a large circulation as well, while Topeka State notes the broader regional circulation trends.
The State Journal announces a new two story reinforced brick home at its old Kansas avenue and Eighth location. The basement will be plasin a substantial modern structure designed for efficient production of an up to date paper with excellent facilities.
A fragmentary advertisement touts Mineral Water and the “Right Are” brand, inviting readers to try new offerings from Peerless Steam Laundry and a miswritten “PHILLIPS, MEW” line. The garbled copy reflects an old-time newspaper ad with unclear product details and branding.
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