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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1895
Page
6
In Topeka crowds gather as Kirk's Rain Water Maker hits the market. Grocers report record demand with customers praising the product and even using it at home, while shopkeepers say it is the best seller they ever handled and highly recommended.
An old advertisement touts a preparation called Kirk's Rain Water Maker that claims to soften water for baths and cleaning. It promises to color fabrics, improve soap action, and ease washing while avoiding harmful additives. Sold by grocers at 25 cents for a two pound package.
Information from exposition headquarters states the principal railroads of Georgia totaling about 2200 miles will join in erecting a handsome building to display the revenues of their respective territories at the Cotton States Exposition. A tabloid item notes no truth in a report concerning the Duke of Aumale and the late coast of Paris.
The bimetallic league meets in Elevation of Ballsbury as Salisbury resumes premiership. They note bankers signatures favoring bimetallism and accuse anti bimetallists of influence. They cite We Vernon Harcourt and omit Balfour and Chaplin signatures in a memorial. Carter Dubois field report links to Utah Senate majority.
Rumor claims the Prince of Wales could travel to New York this September to contest the America's Cup while Princess of Wales and her daughters plan a late July to late September stay in Denmark. Also notes royal and political items from London and Denven.
In Topeka society notes Miss Nellie Butterly hosted a Thursday reception for Miss Hertha Smith of Indiana. Guests counted many local ladies and gentlemen while farewells, travels to Europe, and upcoming events at Vinewood and Crosby Brothers were announced. A lawn fete at Bethany raised funds and social energy with costumes, lemonade, and dances, drawing visitors from Leavenworth Baltimore and Chicago.
A collage of social vignettes from Topeka including young men and women at homes and dances. Observations on letter etiquette and fashion, plus party anecdotes, a retro costume party, and local tastemaking mentions. Also notes on editorial views about The Great Wallace show and a brief weather and banking snippet.
North Topeka notes shows residents traveling and visiting relatives from Texarkana to Enid while many locals move homes and attend concerts. A Rainy Fourth tempering plans with bands canceled and community events delayed as fishing remains poor on Wakarusa and town residents prepare for the holiday.
The article argues over quackery and defines a quack as someone offering cures for all ailments or lacking true understanding. It contrasts this with Professor Samuels who specializes in eye care and advises early attention to the eyes for lasting health.
Mrs. Leland Stanford sent Miss Anthony and Miss Shaw a free pass over California railroads and a $400 check to cover other expenses for their western trip.
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