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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1902
Page
8
The text describes a Dresden border edging two inches wide with hemstitching and color considerations. It mentions a price of $4.50 and references an Arithowin bantle weave in assorted colors. The garland appears as a decorative fabric or trim item with unspecified usage.
At First Lutheran Church Rev H A Ott preached the baccalaureate for the high school. The service stressed life’s future, a call to duty, and the example of Jesus as a guide for young people. The sermon urged graduates to seize opportunities and live nobly, with reference to youth and spiritual growth.
A Toledo woman testifies she used Postum Coffee for years instead of coffee, easing chronic stomach distress. Her husband suffered typhoid fever and stomach weakness, but after four weeks on Postum he recovered. The piece then shifts to a broader digression on youth, progress, and achievements, citing historical figures and the inspirational value of youth across fields.
The display features linen and muslin suits with tucks, pleats, and embroidery. Prices range from 5.00 to 12.50, highlighting white India linen and batiste options with stylish backs, flaring skirts, and decorative bands in a mail order ready-to-wear presentation.
Union Pacific ticket offices in Kansas advertise service while engineer CP Page and fireman Dan Shannon prepare the engine crew for the evening passenger run between Topeka Kansas and St Joseph Missouri. A note hints at shifts and roster changes as the unit readies and departs, with crew positioned at the poles.
A fragmented note references a phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought and mentions Senate and Beare with altered spellings. The legible bits point to a historic commerce motto or slogan. no clear event, person, or place emerges from the readable text.
A Lincoln Post Grand Army of the Republic reception honors United States Pension Commissioner Eugene Ware. Speakers outline pension office duties while Ware acknowledges reporters and vows to follow statutes. The crowd, including Civil War veterans, filled the venue as Ware expressed hopes for Congress support and future duties.
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