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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1896
Page
8
A spus is quoted urging hair care to retain youth. It claims hair loss, gray or faded hair can be halted or reversed by using a special preparation. The message emphasizes looking younger through maintained hair health.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Moody, Atlee, and a musical manuscript. It hints at a critique or discussion of the work by an author or editor, noting concerns about accuracy and interpretation. The text is partial and lacks clear identifiers or outcomes.
December 15 report from New York details Kid McCoy discussing his past crimes in Hogues Gallery. He claims to be reformed, living with his wife and two children at 21 Frankfort Street, while police fear his story masks ongoing danger and possible evictions tied to his two dependents.
Fragmented report shows political chatter about Fenn Quay deme and the alate of Tie Aline trekece. Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania and State leaders quarrel over cabinet assignments and implications for national politics.
A Washington obituary notes Crisp's simple funeral in December. The service, held for Mrs Crisp's son, drew questions about public expenses and funeral costs, with reports of attendees and references to political figures. The item highlights the cost burden and public response to a modest ceremony.
City council heated over the need and cost of a clerk for the city physician to aid in caring for the poor. Supporters urge efficiency and continuity of service. opponents call the expense wasteful and question priorities amid calls to reinstate the sanitary officer and scrutinize office staffing.
Tomorrow shoppers can view over a million dollars worth of Holiday Goods in Crystal cases jewelers safe and on shelves. Que buyers collected best items from around the world for unique pieces not duplicated after sale. Visit in the morning for attentive service and order for December 24th delivery.
Our New York buyers secured at auction three lots of Photograph Frames nine in silver and gilt to be sold beginning tomorrow at prices well below expected values. We deem these to be splendid bargains.
An OCR fragment describes a large glove stock with varied pricing up to $1.50 for 58c items and mentions 462 pairs of Ai Gloves. It references different styles and brands, and notes items sold previously at higher prices. The text is garbled with several misread terms and inconsistent product names.
A newspaper notice announces a Christmas cloak sale featuring ladies coats and jackets. It promotes reduced prices, notes garments are tailor made with durable materials, and highlights assorted Beaver and Maton cloths, fur pieces, and new styles offered at substantial discounts.
A cluttered advertisement lists cheap editions of Dickens and Hugo, juvenile books, and leather stock, plus household items like trays, crockery, and glassware. It notes prices, stock variety, and promotional emphasis on giftable literature and accessories.
A masked assailant seized Miss Ely’s satchel on the Vassar College grounds at six o clock. He dragged her by the bend, escaped down a pathway, but Miss Ely’s pocketbook was left behind. The thief fled toward New York with papers and apparel.
Advertises two colorings of dress goods and yard-wide cotton patterns on Grand Ave floor. Claims goods bought for holiday gifts and workers’ wear, noting twinny weaves and selvedge pulde. Highlights 46 inch cotton patterns in black and gray at 16% cents? 46-inch cotton pattern in black and grays, worth ten cents.
A dramatic sale of Oriental rugs begins tomorrow featuring 313 343 dollars worth of pieces in small and carpet sizes. The event highlights rare carpets with aged dust, urging buyers to measure spaces and accept no exchanges while emphasizing low and below cost pricing.
Our store presents an unparalleled display of neckwear including lace collars chiffon lace feather boas silk ruffles and velvet collars. Thirty feet of counter space and fifty feet of shelving showcase a vast variety with many one of a kind pieces and a wide price range. A Christmas gift favorite this week offers improved service by visiting in the morning.
A brief notice describes night lamps offered in Delft and other areas at about 1.50 to 1.57 each, with multiple outlets advertising the product and encouraging purchase.
In New York Brooklyn Womans Hearth Protective association shifts focus from heater hats to big hats in church. They announce plans to curb nuisance as part of a broader effort. Young women will serve as ushers starting next Sunday at Congregational church, with Georgia Hadetitte Mabel Riley Stella Sheep among volunteers. Also promote a cough cure for colds and flu, marketed to families and children.
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