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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1897
Page
7
Winter overcoats cleaned dyed refined bound and velvet collars put on also winter suits single coats vests or pants cleaned dyed repaired and pressed as needed by Great Western Steam Dye and Cleaning Works for customers seeking thorough garment care.
In a dull morning, Miss Smith’s bright mood unsettles Jones, her junior partner. He declares love, offers marriage, and learns she will wed another man next week, prompting a tense, comic exchange in the Roxbury Gazette clipping.
The Semi-Weekly Tribune announces a new 16 page colored serio comic supplement titled Twinkles to accompany Friday issues. Subscribers paying $2 a year direct will receive Twinkles free as a bundle with the regular weekly newspaper, while non direct remitters miss the extra section and its cartoons.
Harper's Weekly looks back on forty years of editorial purpose and forward to 1897. It outlines plans for serialized fiction, continued cartoons, and diverse departments while promising wide coverage of news, science, arts, and letters for American readers. Subscriptions offer one year at 4.00 with postage free in the United States Canada and Mexico.
Scribner's Magazine for 1897 showcases a London seen by Charles Dana Gibson with pen and pencil, a new Richard Harding Davis novel Saliters of Fortune, and illustrated series on great departments hotels banks and factories. It features undergraduate life in American colleges by Yale Princeton and Harvard writers, Japan and China since the war, The Unquiet Sex by Helen Watterson Moody, Howells humorous story, George W Cable short sketches, travel pieces by Day and others, plus a prepared illustrated booklet. Subscriptions are $3.00 a year or 25 cents per copy.
A fragment notes Americans struggle to inform themselves on issues that grab public attention each month, referencing the North American Review as a channel for understanding these subjects.
The Time Review presents uppermost public topics and unbiased author contributions by prominent writers. It highlights subjects driving the public mind, with a focus on family readers and women's interests. Subscription price listed as five dollars per year.
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