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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
6
Vintage catalog fragment lists Crosby Bros stock with women s 15c vests and 25c hose in black lace isle, girls 12 14c hose, boys 25c hose, men s 25c balbriggan underwear, 39c silk finished underwear, odd sizes, and cotton toe hose. Includes a notation 20005 4 pairs 25c ws tens.
A fragmented report describes a tense scene with scattered references to Auburn, a mob of people, and authorities. Mentions of individuals named Sidbh, A. He, and Barney appear amid garbled phrases about a disruption and subsequent investigations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a race or event with names and places. Readable bits include references to a trainer, gear, and bets. The garbled lines suggest a local sports item or race recap with multiple personal names and vague outcomes.
Chief Ryan of Stroe sails to Kansas City in a boat. An unnamed unit of police travels to Topeka with fare listed, indicating official movement and transport details amid unclear context. The fragment underscores a police delegation's travel, linking Stroe and Topeka in a transit event.
A historical excerpt reports an expert discussing coffee substitutes and potent drinks, describing effects on the body and health concerns. The witness claims shifts from coffee to a substitute, noting relief of some symptoms but urging caution about constitution and safety in use.
Budapest reports the Hungarian invention of the telephone newspaper the Telefon Hirmondo by Theodore Puskas. It delivers news via telephonic amplifiers to homes and public spaces, with editors and reporters circulating for rapid updates. Subscriptions cost two cents daily, with plans to expand nationwide as French exhibitors eye Paris launch.
A frayed exchange centers on two firms Armstronge & Art direen and Cope S44 as the dominant traders accused of pushing potato prices. Citizens debate whether merchant advertising and competition influence costs, while reports note Reuters-like claims of rising prices and market manipulation.
A fragmented 19th century editorial laments Waukesha merchants neglecting ads, urging home businesses to advertise to boost the local economy. It condemns Milwaukee papers for drawing readers away, noting many shops rely on word of mouth rather than promotions and public notices.
A fragment discussing the “useful girl” at events, detailing perceived duties at receptions, attire, and behavior. It critiques social expectations, class norms, and servants’ roles, portraying the hostess ethic and guests’ politics in a period social scene.
The Atate Journal notes a morning gathering of twenty seven people at W A Forbes residence on North Tyler Street. Attendees include Mr WW A Forbes Mrs Zs Forbes Ruth Rimert Jenetta Mimert Bernice Rimert and several others with varied connections listed in the partial roster.
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