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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1896

Page

8

Untitled Poem Fragment Readings Incomplete

Fragmentary lines depict a speaker laughing amid crowd fears as imagery of light and shadow, suggesting a dramatic moment or theatrical scene. The text is garbled and incomplete, with scattered phrases about offerings, joy, and disturbance, lacking coherent narrative or attribution.

Discovery Uses New Cure Amid Severe Flu Battle

Narrative claims a life saved by Dr King’s New Discovery after failing to respond to other medicines. After three bottles the patient reports marked improvement and regaining health. Also mentions Peerless Steam Laundry offering collar cleaning and a court house access tip via West Sixth Avenue cars.

Dr. King J. K Jones Deng Court House Sixth Avenue van Buren Wrest

Dodge City's Grand Ball Shines With Decor and Dancers

The Dodge City railroad social scene held a grand ball at McCarthy's rink drawing visitors from La Junta Newton Nickerson and La Junta with 627 guests dancing from dusk until 4 a.m. Decorations used 590 yards of bunting 35 00 Chinese napkins 500Japanese lanterns and hundreds of palms. The center featured a lanterned emblems display by Mrs L Byers and a stage set with a conductor in uniform and ORC emblem. The event organized by the D R featured Beeson’s orchestra and drew attendees from 200 miles away amid praise for the decorations and large turnout. The piece lists many out‑of‑town guests and attendees from Dodge City and surrounding towns.

Prou State Journal Dodge City Ben Emporia Topeka D. R McCarthy J. B Cowiey W. M. Kiley L. Baylies L Byers A. T. & 8. P. Railway Detge City Keasea Vickors la Junta R. F. Chaffes BC. Eginoirs E. L. Lawrence J. E. Iirven B. Crocke Tell Howard J. Mangan Chas Com G. D. Pond Mra J. W Henrietha Paulo Mra. King J. H. Reed C. Jislett W. E Shaw Wax Wickham J. T. Whitelaw Ee Joy MacDonald Gertie Schaut Gerdes van Dusen Edith Conn Mamie Bruns Marin Antioustio Misa Elsie Baird Addis Straitor Scisel Ferma Bader EH. Hallett Williams Arizona Bliss Gertie Lahey Etta Petillon Myrtle May la Brie Lizzie Davin Dors Chapman Bertha Wright Emma Bebl Emma Strange Miss Schelleck Mattie Jackson Idac Cowiey Lona Tack Eugene Yountz Marie Antoinette Fichu Julia Past Cora Wright Beulah Chapman Mica Ansa Bader Grice Barber Ide Babs Alice Shaw Emme Chapman Etta Wortmay Myrtle Tarbox Ida Tarbor Annis Owens Tillie A. B Garrettson Templeton E. Brown J. H. Helton C. G. Bradley W . Turner H. 8. Heastin Q. Hi. Conrad C. Petty Wm. Riley F. Snedeker W. C Crutchley J. O'Day O. D. Clemon J.E Ward T E Gadi Cer C Petty Aod Greas JR O'Day J. C Bradley H. Heiton W.G Cratchley

The Booths Farewell to America

New York Feb 20 Commander Ballington Booth prepares to relinquish command of Salvation Army work in America after nine years. He and Mrs Booth emphasize obedience, dedication, and practical relief through rescue homes, employment aid, and humane outreach, noting growth from a single uniform to thousands of workers and 400,000 contributors nationwide.

Salvation Army America Ballington Booth New Yeas Movemant Army Fourtewnth Street Goaimander Gooth Nominander Batlington Booth Tie Manchester Taptel Maud Charlesworth Limehouse Bir Thas Washington Enid Rwlige Thirald Lfe Theas Watts John Wesley New York Charity Organization Society Argay Eld Christ Ike Foreign Vision Fund

Salvation Army Self Denial Fund Supports Global Work

The Salvation Army outlines how funds are allocated for international and national needs, mentioning London headquarters, War Cry profits, and special contributions. It highlights self denial week aiding poorer countries, extensive slum work, and thousands of hours caring for the sick and needy, with numerous street and community outreach efforts.

Booth United Stews England International Gils Movement Rolf Friends Salvation Army London

Elevating the Masson Lecturer Tackles Browning Night

A Brooklyn and Chicago style miscellany from the Browning Club and city papers features quips on literature and politics. The humorous items reference J M Knight and Pyewalion lore, with a poke at congressional fads and the absurdities of public discourse. Domestic humor closes with a nod to the Peerless Steam Laundry.

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