Comely Applicant Engagement Sparks Comic Exchange
In a brief vignette from Pick Me Up a young applicant stammers about a kiss before Brown declares the candidate engaged. The exchange is portrayed with light humor and theatrical cadence.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1895
Page
11
In a brief vignette from Pick Me Up a young applicant stammers about a kiss before Brown declares the candidate engaged. The exchange is portrayed with light humor and theatrical cadence.
A critical look at Governor Morrill and Cy Leland shows the Lansing prison as a political pawn. Hopkins upheld merit and discipline, while later appointees allegedly serve partisan aims, risking a decline from a model institution to a poorly run facility. Concerns focus on warden selection, deputy control, and mounting unrest among convicts.
Mrs. La Case, Mrs. J. M. Hert, Mrs. M. E Goodwin and Dr. Eva Harding will travel from Fort Scott to Scranton Sunday to distribute clothing sent from Topeka after the closure of the local Fort Scott office. The effort involves distributing the received apparel to those in need.
A tramp, about 14, knocked from a freight train near Kas., was beaten by two brakemen after being ejected for lacking money. He fell, was kicked in the face with iron pieces, and later treated in town for wounds.
Arrangements made for a ten round prize fight near Pratt tonight with ten dollars a side and all gate receipts to the winner. Principals are two well known local young men. They dodge plans for fear of governor and state militia intervention. location remains undisclosed and ticket holders stay hopeful.
The city board of education has deposited 5700 in refunding bonds with the county clerk to take up school district bonds south of the city held by the state achoss fund commissioners. The districts were absorbed by the city, requiring the city to honor the bonds.
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