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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1903
Page
3
A jumble of fashion asides surveys high heels and the pompadour, with experts and actresses weighing beauty versus comfort. Doctors and couturiers praise heels for form and nerve, while critics warn of nerve strain and health risks, noting Newport trends, hairstyles, corsets, and the return of fitted bodices amid shifting tastes.
Fragmented text describes seasonal changes in heat and humidity then an abrupt shift to a crisp morning air. It mentions Iida Ames Willis conducting an event and a Chicago banking context. Names and phrases appear disjointed with weather and mood shifts. The piece reads as a collage of phrases without a clear narrative or outcome.
Mrs Frances Stafford of New York testifies to Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Skeptics once doubted Lydia E Pinkham’s remedies, but years of cured women have built a vast following. The program highlights the enduring trust in her medicines amid nationwide attention.
A Dinant court case reverses a motor car speed judgment. The owner, accused of driving well above the ten kilometer per hour limit, proves the charge on appeal. The higher court grants relief to the owner despite police arguments and the driver’s protest that he was not the chauffeur at the time.
A Belgian court acquitted a motorist, citing difficulty in identifying a driver wearing spectacles and protective gear. The decision prompts outrage in Brussels as authorities admit lax enforcement and cite legal allowances for disguises among motorists, hunters, and soldiers, seen as increasing urban risk and accidents.
The passage outlines thriving fruit and vegetable farming along the Loulaville Nashville in Alabama West Florida and Mississippi. It cites a radish sale of 100 barrels for 900 and another patch yielding 1463 net. A 103 spring saw 200 barrels of potatoes from three acres bring 148 and after expenses 2978 per acre. Cattle were rise, watermelons vines grew, corn harvested, hay cut, all on the same land.
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