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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1897
Page
7
Harper's Bazar offers one year for four dollars with postage paid to subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico. Address Harper and Brothers P O Box 959 New York City Gitar
The piece mixes tall tales and humorous misadventures from Bucksbottom and Red Earth valley. A duo outsmarts a highwayman in 40 minutes, a wagon train alert, and a comic bicycle misadventure ending in injuries. The column also notes theater plans and playful banter about Venice and Uncle Tom's Cabin with local editor antics.
The New York Semi-Weekly Tribune offers a 16 page colored seriocomic supplement titled Twinkles with every Friday issue. It includes jokes, cartoons, and gossip about noted people, priced at five cents per copy or two dollars per year. Subscriptions must be sent to The Tribune direct to receive Twinkles.
Harper's Weekly marks forty years of coverage from science arts and politics and outlines plans for 187. The notice teases new serials and departments, including a Miss Mary F Wilkins story and a Greek uprising tale by BF Benson. It emphasizes continued worldwide news and illustration, urging subscriptions at 4 pounds for a year with free postage to North America.
Scribner's Magazine outlines a vibrant 1897 lineup with Richard Harding Davis's Soldiers of Fortune as a major new novel illustrated by C. D. Gibson, plus a series on business life, American colleges, and Japan and China since the war. Helen Watterson Moody writes The Unquiet Sex and Howells offers a new play tale, with Cable providing four short stories and travel pieces by Davis and Morris on ocean and land travel.
A beautiful Mostrar booklet is advertised, available postage paid on request. Scribner's Magazine costs $3.00 per year or 25 cents per copy.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions public at month and the American Review. Reading does not yield a coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations to report with certainty.
The North American Review highlights topics vital to public minds in morals politics science and literature with distinguished writers shaping opinions. It frames itself as a family magazine noting its unique position and focus on subjects of particular interest to women.
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