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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
6
An old time grocery ad touts affordable Sunday dinner staples and imported goods. It lists olives sauces salad dressings pickles and a wide range of canned fruits vegetables and pantry items. The ad claims no underselling and highlights baking powder salad dressing tar soap and multiple soap bars among other household essentials.
Fragmented report recalls discussions by Jottnt Games and others on the Eleventh Amendment and the role of mercy in governance. The piece muses that law reflects human striving for basic rights, while mercy may surpass justice in guiding state conduct and relief for wrongs.
Law author and former London resident J H Perkins argues the English constitution is shaped by unwritten laws and gradual historical growth. He contrasts British heritage with continental systems, stressing history's role in forming current governance and the need to study past customs to understand present law.
Fragmentary text discusses dandruff as an annoyance and potential cause of baldness if neglected. Mentions of remedies and conditions appear with garbled phrases and unclear details.
A lecture tracing Anglo Saxon origins, the rise of kingship, the Witenagemot, and the Norman Conquest shaping English liberty. It covers the evolution from tribal assemblies to a two Houses parliament, the authority of the king in parliament, and the enduring influence of Magna Charta on constitutional development.
F J Williams denounces present impeachment laws in a tirade to the tear ascor tion claiming partisan manipulation and policing of opponents. He argues impeachment is rarely faith driven and urges stripping legislative control in favor of court oversight.
Henry McLean, a Populist from Paola, urges a new state constitution at a bar association event. He argues current governance obstructs self government and cites legislative corruption and party bias as reasons to pursue a comprehensive charter for reform. He warns the present constitution hinders development and blocks genuine popular control, calling for urgent constitutional change.
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