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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
10
A narrative recounts a New Year scene around a church bell tower with a serenading choir and a dramatic personal tale. It follows lovers, a prodigal musician, and a reunion as midnight strikes and memories rise amid wreckage, guiding a former life toward home and forgiveness.
A December event at Trinity Church in Springfield mass will showcase a spectacular fundraising scene for the Methodist church. Dr Mills will announce the role and the installment of a 20 million dollar Methodist Thank Offering Fund, with substantial education and hospital allocations and gifts from notable supporters.
The interview scene centers on Senator Depew’s pride in his wife and a revealing exchange about the best speech. Amid boomed questions, Depew deflects, noting his famous Brogman wedding speech and a prior address given at Broimatal. Dora Meek’s death follows a tragic train incident linked to a forbidden romance.
A flood of want ads from Topeka and surrounding areas seeks male and female help in homes kitchens and hotels. jobs include waitresses cleaners housekeepers general labor and skilled tasks with various pay terms and contact details. The listings show multiple addresses and phone notes for applicants to reach employers or agencies.
A brown scarf missing from Wellestuy noon was reported lost between Wietdah and Kansas avenues. Barcum's store offers a reward for its return.
Classified rental item lists furnished and unfurnished rooms with options including up stairs and modern amenities. The note adds a medical aside from the Chronicle about a patient with abnormally high pulse and normal fever, suggesting exhaustion and a claim that pure blood improves complexion. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a remedy.
A scanned list shows watch repair, jewelry at 42 Kansas Ave. Eleanor Dyer Wheeler, a Paris educated pupil, and various services. Includes cider works, hair dressing, free dispensary run from 1 to 2 pm, and Babcock & Fhost selling organs sewing machines trunks. Also multiple rental ads and shop offerings across Topeka area.
A list of sale items from a historical newspaper page includes a variety of classified notices such as for sale of a young cow furniture hotel rooms and real estate, and trade offers. The entries mention addresses like Journal office 3 a z 7th street and 107 Jackson Street. The ads reflect a bustling market with cows goods real estate and services offered.
Local notice promotes sewing machines including New Home and White Star models with prices listed. It advertises free demonstrations and liberal trial offers, inviting readers to compare brands such as Singer and Wheeler and Wilson with payment options and specifications.
To whom it may concern, notice concerns Oren newly and seeking permission under law. Also contains railroad timetable items for lines through St Louis, Memphis, Peoria, Topeka, and Kansas City, with train numbers and daily departures. The document lists officials and a contact for further inquiry.
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