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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1895
Page
4
The State Journal outlines subscription terms for SU380 with daily and weekly editions, then presents Kansas paragraphs noting local anecdotes. Items cover mill hopes, rival newspapers, serenading clubs, Fourth celebrations, Keeley cure, regional reflections, and a Canada baking powder study via Ontario analyst opinions.
June weather outlook for Kansas calls for fair skies tonight and Sunday with light south winds. The page also surveys crop yields and currency debates, noting a large wheat crop estimate, legal cautions on pardons, Spain’s debt, and a clash of views on silver and gold money in a broad regional newspaper snapshot.
Mr Slonecker claims to be Kansas's original anti free silver man asserting most Kansans favor silver while he predicts Republicans and Democrats will not back it and populists stand alone. Olympic Park at Fair Grounds opens Sunday with free museum, pony rides, and electric car service to the park.
Kuypera known as Jim and Will Walker sever ties with K K Barber shop and buy an interest in Tom Sheard’s shop under the National hotel. They advertise a first class tonics and salve shop inviting friends, offering Arica Salve for skin ailments with a 25 cent bar and refund if not satisfied. Repairs free at Torzka Sigau Lau npet.
A brief notice states the National Educational Association will meet in Denver. Details on dates and agenda are not available in the fragment. The report signals a formal gathering of educators from multiple regions.
The National Educational Association plans a four day Denver convention July 9 to 12 with a prior four day education council session July 5 to 8. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia will preside, joined by officers Lane Shepard Greenwood Calling. A heated debate is anticipated over the Ten Committee report on high school work and Latin language. The American Institute of Instruction meets in Portland concurrent with the convention.
EG COAL plans to put a new processing plant at one Wear Mines to handle slack. Mr F E Weer and Wear Coal aims to mix slack with chemicals, press into egg sized lumps, then blend with coal and anthracite. The invention promises profitable disposal and is expected to operate this fall after final improvements.
Bertram Calloway storms into a room to find the sofa removed, accusing Merriam of neglect after weeks of calls. She defends the decision saying two extra legs were added to the furniture, while he questions the motive and his treatment.
Fragmented quotes show a theatrical style exchange about window dressing, advertising and display nerves. The snippet includes lines about a maze display drawing attention from passersby and a mirrored firm name. It also contains a cost conscious dish exchange and a quirky domestic exchange about estate astonishment.
Experience warns of cruel eye surgery and poor oculists. Prof Samuela condemns reckless eye removals and offers safer treatment. He warns against ring-a-ring trusts and extreme practices, noting he will be at the Hotel Throop for a short time longer.
Excaralon and Beatrice Chantangia priced 81.50 for the Hound Trip 160. Sunday June 28 1605. Dr T DeWitt Talmage and Jenny Lind quartet. Special Rock Island train leaves Topeka 6 10 am arrives Heatrice 11 0 am. Returning Topeka 10 40 pm. Cars from Rock Island depot to grounds or ten minutes walk. Grounds on Big site river bank. Chiulauqua management invites all. For full info contact Rock Island agent Fet.rr. CP.A 601 Kansas Avenue.
Rail promotions advertise round trip fares of 1.59 to Ottawa for the Chautauqua assembly with June travel windows and return limits, plus 50 cent student fares from Topeka for June 27 to 28. The Missouri Pacific sells Ottawa tickets, with through trains via Kansas and connections from St Louis to Atlantic City routes via Vandalia Pennsylvnia lines. Bruner at 509 Cheathem street in St Louis handles details.
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