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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1896
Page
8
A proverb asserts a woman’s age mirrors her hair. Proper coloring keeps hair from gray or faded, preserving a youthful appearance through careful grooming.
A garbled report details widespread apple damage from codling moth infestation. It notes buds, fruit, and blossoms affected, with fruit color changes and maturation delays across regions. References to state models and insect activity imply agricultural concerns and potential economic effects.
A garbled 19th century style fragment describes a Kansas science service issuing a twentyeth annual model or meet. It references a mysterious barge, a crowd, and a list of obscure terms with mentions of 20 secretary Smyth and a Goth-like “Steal of scientific wuljeum.”
GOES TO THE FRISCO. He is now with Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe. Will succeed HL Morrill, who was displeased with the way the road treated Hine. Yoakum, third vice president, becomes general manager of the Hit, Chlorate & Sarin Py. Appointees likely effective July. The change is to Pall to be definite. Mr Rubinem considered in the light of the operating department. Wrote of holding sethor. FP. Woekandee named general manager of the CR Colitude de Busta Fo wines April 37. Prior to shift he was with the Aretsmy Vilse. He is a warm personal friend of Mr D. Fohinson.
Fragmented clipping reports several local workers and employers with stray names and scattered notes. Mentions of post operators, fatigue, and weekly earnings appear among partial lines and garbled phrasing.
A garbled notice describes C W Smith succeeding D B Robinson in a political post and mentions President Wibley of Gwe Sanwa Pe omieial. It references future plans, a city office, and a transfer of duties as receiver. includes an advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica Salve noting uses for cuts, sores, and rashes with a price.
The text outlines a scheme by Coen Harvey promoting a three-way alliance of Democrats, populists, and silver Republicans to back a unified ticket led by a Democratic candidate with Silver Dick as a key figure. It details cabinet allocations, electors, and regional strategies to win the presidency, including specific states and personnel.
A fragmented report notes a playful but politically charged show called The Silver Linke staged during the Democratic convention. It mentions regional actors and papers debating motive while referring to figures such as Altgeld and Patton amid broader public reception.
A messy text fragment references a court case involving a lawyer, a society leader, and a public figure related to a Paris event. It mentions marital tension, alleged pecuniary matters, and a trust in treasury. The excerpt hints at influence, accusations, and a political or social contest.
A chaotic Chesapeake like dispatch reports a collision and groundings on a river run near Wieeting West Virginia with the steamboat accosted by wrecks and missing crews. A body is recovered while search teams widen the inquiry for other sailors and vessels involved. Meanwhile a local business note mentions industrial ironing and shirtwaists in St Paul influencing consumer supply.
A Garfield Park gathering drew about 300 attendees for the Old Soldiers Picnic last evening. The Lincoln Post No. 16 and the Reform School Band provided musical entertainment, with readings and speeches by local figures and post members.
Fragmented notes describe Baldwin of Oswego proposing a mounted expeditor to study Nansens theory and relay schemes, with criticism of European efforts. References to Lenitenant Gresley and the Greeley expedition appear amid ad lines and patent remedies.
In Pittsburg on June 20 Pauline Hall, star of a summer opera troupe at Beheniey Park casino, accused Harry Schwab, the local manager, of a deceptive advertising stunt. Magistrate McGoningle and Kot attended. Hall felt excluded from the plan and threatened to cancel her engagement and return to New York.
A garbled report describes The Ancient and Honorable Artillery planning to use vessel empties for a service to London. It notes spring evacuations, state rooms, and a daily Athens Daily story about the voyage. An editor’s note suggests a writer will document the trip and it will be published.
Jotn Duncan, arrested for acting in a joint between Crane and First Street, was found drunk yesterday. The attorneys Birds inducted the case. Witnesses testified about beer served and paid for. Duncan allegedly drank beer and caused a disturbance, with remarks about a line drawn and a dispute over payment. The trial proceeds with testimony from officers and witnesses.
The article describes Mrs Weber testifying before Police Judge Ferry Sowerday about a domestic incident involving her husband Joe Weber. She denies intent to cause harm and claims she did not mean any assault while the judge discusses the complaint. The husband exits the court as the matter concludes.
Fragmented report describes James O Rourke and Steve Brodie amid a July 4th crowd. Mentions unusual feats near the Eads Bridge, a water fall, and a heated jury dispute. Also notes special Fourth of July rates and local promotions at a St Louis depot.
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