You and Your Children in the Home Warps Youth
A vehement critique laments how wrecking lives of adults spills into family life as children suffer from harmful rhetoric and gross words in the home threatening moral and social order.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1900
Page
8
A vehement critique laments how wrecking lives of adults spills into family life as children suffer from harmful rhetoric and gross words in the home threatening moral and social order.
The Chicago Record reviews The Princess of Fae at Crawford noting sprightly music vibrant costumes and strong audience enthusiasm. Librettist Kirk Gilles is praised for a pleasant contribution to public happiness while N C Goodwin and a large box receive attention as the show opens with lively reception and laughter from the crowd.
A sector head of a well known grocery firm in Woater Lawn N. . Pred B Bush & Co adopts the motto It s not birth as a reflection of the firm s character Her health issue prompts a radical diet change with grape feed prescribed by her physician She notes that pure feed may alleviate many human ills and improve ordinary diseases.
A dozen Shawnee county citizens met in the Commercial Club room to organize a Rankes Semi Centennal exposition rally. D Coburn to preside. rally to be held at the Auditorium with free admission. Rixraball's band to perform. many county residents expected to attend. The organizing committee to report Wednesday at 4 PM.
A large Crawford audience watched The Belle of New York with Edna May fame noted for the production. Review praises Tallman and Connelly yet criticizes the show’s excesses and provocative costumes, calling New York’s taste reflected in the piece and noting mixed responses from Topeka crowds.
A joint call signed by Garnett mayor G. Glase Cha nute mayor J. F. Roe Ottawa mayor P O Hendrick and Iola mayor W H McClure invites mayors and city attorneys of second class cities and first class cities to meet December 5 in the council chamber of the new city hall at 139 The aim is separate meetings yet coordinated work by municipal leagues with discussion of needed legislation occupying most of the time tomorrow.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a plaster product and salve like Cham Sedhice Palm Balm and Pend, claimed to aid a chest injury. Text is unclear but mentions application and sale by mail.
A brisk Topeka snapshot notes court cases pending after next Monday, local election talk, and a flood of municipal plans. It mentions theater attractions, club events, a new supreme court candidate list, and veterans like Earl G. Anderson returning from service in the Philippines and Cuba.
New York Der 4 Standard Oil certificates surged to new highs with a market value surpassing 800 million dollars. The company's capital of 100000 now dwarfs to over 800 million in market value as Rockefeller owns 41 percent, dividends totaling about 45 million were paid in the past year.
The joint Topeka City Federation and DAR meeting will feature J D McFarland speaking on early Topeka history after Miss Mattoon cannot present her paper. Guests include Mrs Noble Prentis of Kansas City and Mrs A S Bleck of Ottawa, arriving Wednesday, with others from Junction City and beyond attending. Also notes on a surprise party for Miss Carrie Vesper, club activities, visits, and forthcoming social events around Topeka society circles.
Executive committee of the Kari aus Editorial association in Topeka yesterday selected January 80 and 1 for the annual meeting. L. F. Randolph of Nortonville and Gomer Davies were authorized to prepare a program to begin immediately. Election of officers will be on Wednesday evening January 5. Full attendance requested by lodge order.
A garbled copy of a temperance meeting notice describes a rally with unclear venue and date. The text references enforcement of prohibition and a fading location, mentioning a road gate and a speaker named Wwaler, but details are jumbled and incomplete.
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