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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
3
A fragment from a Topeka column describes summer attire and social entertaining among women. It notes fashionable dresses, sewing lessons, and the role of informal gatherings like tea and house parties in maintaining friendships through the season.
A detailed guide describes packing gowns, hats, and accessories in trunks using white linen, newspapers, and tissue to prevent creases and damage. It covers order, placement of bottles and jars, hat boxes, and specific methods to protect delicate fabrics, feathers, ribbons, and buttons.
A fragment notes Mother Gray in New York promoting powders for children’s feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worm destruction. It cites Mrs Emily Maronn of Meriden CT endorsing the remedy as effective for restless kids and stomach issues.
A damaged, OCR like notice describes a tonic claimed to cure chronic diarrhoea after ten years. It cites limited relief after two doses and mentions a remedy marketed to males with uncertain efficacy. The text is unclear and fragmentary but suggests a patent remedy with minimal proof.
A collage of sermon-like quotes from Rev. WA Stanton and others stresses virtue, service to God and man, and the Christian life amid worldly temptations. Writings from Unite, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Universalist ministers emphasize devotion to Jesus, life’s true value, and the mission to improve self and society.
Fragmented religious reflections discuss keeping faith through active sharing, unselfish love, and public witness. Noting cloud consciousness as a driver of great achievement, the text contrasts prophets like Isaiah and Paul with star gazers, embracing mystery in divine revelation.
A partial quotation from Dr Joseph Millburn of Chicago, Congregationalist, discussing the mystery and future possibilities of spiritual development and Christ rich in an obscure, contemplative style.
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