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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
9
The piece surveys trends in women’s dress, praising tailored, even gowns with gores, hats, and velvet collars. It highlights a well turned outfit worn by a stylish shopper and debates chic simplicity over extravagant travesties, while joking about a new “shopinitis” among doctors.
An exotic lecture on dress and shopping habits highlights fashion excess and female vulnerability in urban life. The piece compares Western Parisian style to local habits while noting a reform in Baroda, India where widows may remarry under new legislation. It cites over 23 million widows across India.
ARITTA STONE details affordable girl garments inspired by current trends. Describes hats, capes, coats, and bonnets in velvet, satin, and kersey with embroidery, feathers, and bows. Advises on adapting outfits with practical fabrics and notes evolving styles for younger and older girls.
The Washington cabinet fears exposure in the new executive office west of the White House as large windows overlook grounds. With crowds likely when improvements finish, officials push quietly for an additional meeting room or a second story to ensure privacy.
New Haven Conn December reports the seat of U S Senator Joseph R Hawley may stay vacant during the current Congress as rumors about his possible resignation circulate. Friends doubt his return and suggest a new senator could be chosen by Connecticut's legislature when it meets in the coming months.
Confusing OCR notes indicate Lorenz plans to meet President Roosevelt in Washington to discuss orthopedic surgery and potential involvement in medical matters. The trip reportedly includes stops in Philadelphia Boston and Philadelphia area before traveling to Austria for further engagements.
A vented period ad praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive measure before winter. It claims the medicine wards off colds, safe for adults and children, and available at all druggists. The passage urges timely purchase before illness spreads.
A Helena man named H Beott Donnelly claims relief from inflammatory rheumatism after using a medicine labeled Mismtle ture. Within 24 hours he could rise, dress, and descend stairs, countering prior helplessness. The note references Rowley & Snow at Sixth and as sources.
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