The State Journal Subscription Notice and Address
The State Journal announces subscription details and pricing and lists mailing address information. The notice references the paper’s offices, contact methods, and general advertising openness.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1896
Page
4
The State Journal announces subscription details and pricing and lists mailing address information. The notice references the paper’s offices, contact methods, and general advertising openness.
Circulation statement for the first six months of 196 year notes Tepeks Daily Etite Suurhel Das Pow distanced competitors. Sunday edition published in Toteks Gr Kansse Yas etrewetion eo large. daily average for the period ending June 30, 1888 is reported.
Poorly legible OCR shows numbers and dates with multiple errors. Content mentions daily averages, yearly totals, and monthly figures but overall text is garbled and insufficient to identify a coherent event or subject. No clear entities or actions emerge.
A fragmented 19th century column discusses New Orleans Creole culture, family lineage, and the role of tradition amid a broad political debate. It references figures like Cleveland, Weyler, Harri, and Titman, contrasting old-world flavor with modern reforms and proposed financial adjustments.
A garbled late 19th century report laments saloon overexpansion under Prohibition era strains. It critiques liquor trade costs and hotel conversion pressures. The piece argues for hotel regulation reform, Sunday sale provisions, and stricter licensing while noting public concerns about morality and commerce.
A fragmented reminiscence on dream books and their readers in New York, noting markets and publishers. The piece wanders through titles, readers, and the public demand for dream literature, mentioning New York as a center and referencing various characters and sellers.
Fragmentary New York Breve item describes a blaze at Blenheim Palace with extensive damage to historic interiors and the royal ceremonial spaces. It notes caution over protecting relics and mentions plans to safeguard the ducal artifacts while assessing structural harm and potential restoration timelines.
Fragmented text discusses education and teacher duties with varied phrases about students, discipline, and moral aims. It references Latin and Greek terms and hints at a charter, standards, and expectations for betterment, though many words are garbled. The piece reads like a quoted debate on pedagogical ideals and civic responsibility.
A garbledWine and Spirit Gazette segment references Patttend and Leviie Setermind, noting a meal under the name re head with old Heys and Pasicts Literar. It mentions ritualistic demonstrations and demands for varied fare including vegetables and saloons. A stray line cites a lynching and cites laws about bathing as a mob action.
A garbled historical notice describes Alaska and surrounding regions in troubled terms. It mentions October beginnings, mountains, and blockages affecting winter work. The text references St Michaels, a bishop’s see, and a church with stained windows, all amid unclear events and dates.
Fragmentary OCR from a New York Mall and Fares piece describes Victorian footmen at a royal event. It notes ceremonial dress, including powdered hair, white hose, and veiled duties by officials, with references to the queen and city mayoral attire.
A garbled report describes a Sunday appeal for contributions to a literary or ceremonial event. The piece mentions a watcher and a jesting moment, with references to a winner and a plan to publish or present work. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors but the narrative centers on motive, dramatic action, and a distant timeframe.
Fragmentary 19th century text discusses failing marriages, male infidelity, and social remedies. It critiques neglect of wives and urges moral conduct, with references to illness, vitality, and a product called Halls Hall Renewer. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is claimed as a perfect cure for skin ailments and general health, presented in period advertising tone.
The clipping blends scrambled phrases about politics, markets, and public figures. It mentions New York, Bryan, Kansas, Wichita, and a figure of 50,000 faithless wives and husbands. Content is garbled with incomplete names and stray terms.
Anthony Comstock denounces a private gallery showing as corrupting art public. Witnesses Miss Blumeth and others testify to explicit works while District Attorney hints at possible charges for exposure. Chicago reports note a separate insurance convention beginning with events at West Sixth Street.
Havana citizen Senor Perr Yeni spoke with a reporter about Cuba’s political climate and sanitation. He warned that hospitals and convents were full, sugar warehouses held patients and sugar shipments could threaten ports with yellow fever and smallpox.
A community relying on prayer instead of medical care faced diphtheria outbreaks. Five children died as families refused medical remedies, while health officials urged treatment. Dr Irons reports the disease is in a mild form and brought under control after intervention.
An old gold plated horseshoe with nails is slated for transport from Canton to Washington by President-elect Martine. It was once attached to Mark Hanna’s private car at the Cleveland convention and later stashed as a keepsake by John F. Milter. The artifact is to be presented to the incoming president and used to decorate the private car en route to the White House.
A fragmented report discusses the National Land and Settlement Company eyeing Weld County Colorado to control water supply and extend ditches for the North Poudre holdings. It details schemes to divert water from the Chad River headwaters westward and into Poudre headwaters, with Grand River and Larimer County diversion plans and potential storage near Ott berd lake to feed the river system.
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