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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1894
Page
4
The State Journal lists terms for daily carrier delivery at 10 cents a week to Topeka or suburbs and a similar price in other towns. Mail rates are three months for 9.00, six months for 4.50, or one year for 9.00. Weekly edition is 60 cents per year.
Fragmented OCR notes claim substantial 1804 circulation increase by over fifty percent within a year. Mentions dull simmer months and various garbled phrases, with unclear references to places, names, or organizations.
The State Journal claims unique status as the only Kansas paper receiving the Pall Day Assisted Prom. It touts a stylish, complete press exhibit and notes Perry Dakeas Jr as manager at the New York office.
An open letter laments public ignorance and calls for individual potes over bankissued notes, recalling wartime barter and printed obligations. A Kansas City electric wagon trial showcases a five series battery system, 2000 pound carriage, and speeds near eleven miles per hour, with steering by a front axle post.
A longish letter discusses influence seeking endorsements, calling it unprofitable and nuisance. It notes Wall Street views on the financial situation, with gold withdrawals from the treasury and debate over future bonds. It questions the eastern idea of finance and how bankers react to gold flows.
Mrs Ashbaugh delegates eighty birthday celebrations with cake baked by Mrs Asuladah for Christmas and distributes 40 feet of what appears to be goods. Donations include Dr. Hamilton providing about 100 pounds of meat, Mr Brauner a basket of meat, and Mrs Ashbaugh’s gifts. Others include Serta bundles of gifts and children’s toys donated by local merchants and families, with several donors unnamed.
Modern Woodmen of America in Kansas heats toward Coffe as the biennial conclave for the state opens tonight in the hall of Su flower camp at T4 and 700 Kansas avenue. Suit camp members will demonstrate secret work as the largest camp with 13,100 Kansas members participates. Johnson of Peabody, a director, will attend. Delegates to the national meeting in Kiely Milwaukee next June will be chosen, Kansas to send one delegate at large and 28 district delegates.
In Syracuse New York December 26 state reservation commissioners warn Cine commission about new water power plans lowering flows over Niagara Falls. Frank W Hawley of General Electric notes lack of state action could worsen the drop. Officials estimate the water brink depth now under consideration would create a column five or six feet high over the falls when fully operating.
Dec 8 New York tale reports Hetty Green richest woman in America claims conspirators murdered her father Edward Robinson and sister, vows threats on her life and children. She says hallucinatory foods and threats surround her, while Beggs Purifier Blood Maker ad appears beside.
A nocturnal ride from a central west station to Chicago unfolds in a coach car. Four card players stir debate with a tailor suited woman who protests, a groom and bride tease, a noisy youngster, and a lanky youth’s nightlong disruptions. The scene shifts to politics and a dramatic late ride, ending as dawn nears and travelers settle.
Four models of plant stands are described for winter use. The half circular model with three shelves is favored for capacity and stability, with shelves wide enough to extend beyond the frame. A small sturdy bench supports a large window box for quick assembly.
In Orange Todd Farmer Elizabeth Sage details wooden plant stands and hanging shelves. A shelf brace strengthens a bench and a rack on top holds many pots, arranged to face the window for maximum sun. Dark green paint completes the neat finish.
Household napery tips discuss color coordination with china and monogramming on corners, suggesting nine inch monograms and amateur skill. A separate recipe outlines simmering cranberries with sugar and water in a covered pan for a delicious preserve.
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