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Local shop advertises Kodak picture processing with same day service rain or shine offering develop and print each day to speed up photo finishing for customers seeking quick results.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
8
Local shop advertises Kodak picture processing with same day service rain or shine offering develop and print each day to speed up photo finishing for customers seeking quick results.
The article describes General Cronje at his Cape Colony home near St Helena, detailing the cottage setting, veranda, garden, and the Khaki guard. It notes Cronje's reserve, language limits, and the public’s curiosity from onlookers, while contrasting perceptions of his character and civil status with warlike fame.
A Washington Star reported an anecdote from a trip to New Orleans where a guest’s hotel dining room experience centered on two Black waiters, Mose and Zeke. Mose earned generous tipping and praised service while Zeke resented Mose’s favored status. The tale ends with an ambivalent scene as the guest prepares to depart and leaves a two dollar tip.
A New Orleans drummer recalls attending a Tennessee revival where an evangelist mocked Darwin and the theory of evolution. A heckler stands, questions kinship to apes, and the preacher mildy concedes, in a scene dipped in rustic fervor and odd humor.
A fragmented passage depicts a speaker assessing a brother and preparing to sing hymn number seven. The scene references a drowned man named Derwin and a quiet departure through tall pines, suggesting a somber or reflective mood within a rural setting.
President Thwing of Western Reserve University reports deficiencies in college students Bible knowledge after testing freshmen at his college and a eastern women's college. An examination of 85 students showed many could not identify stories like Noah, Ruth, or Joshua's moon, highlighting widespread gaps in familiar Bible narratives.
Edward Bol argues in Ladies' Home Journal that city life poisons a man’s rest and limits his best work. He contends that urban sights sounds and air hinder recovery and family life, leaving men trapped in business or social conventions. By year end the city may add fifty blocks of paving.
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