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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
2
A garbled survey of figures like Debs and Roosevelt hints at a rival political theater. References to Teddy Roosevelt visiting a historic spot, debates over debt liquidation, tariffs, and sugar price manipulation suggest a fragmented, era-tinged discussion of leadership, war memory, and economic policy.
The document outlines terms for exchanging old bonds for new twos to maturity in 1908 and 1909. It explains premium payments, cash premium timing, and the value relationship between old and new bonds. Holders can obtain Treasury circulars detailing exchange requirements and timing.
A fragmentary old column discusses dreams, credulity, and social behavior. It mentions trials about affection and marriage, shifts in religious revivals, and questions whether lack or excess of faith underpins doubt. The piece reflects late 19th or early 20th century lecturing tone with linguistic distortions.
Prem the Chirag news offers a collection of aphoristic lines about aging vanity luck and love. It mocks boastful displays tolerance patience and social pretensions while reflecting on human folly and everyday quirks.
A garbled Philadelphia Recorder snippet blends social satire and casual anecdotes. It references social lions, Rome girls, cooking gaffes, a long engaged couple, a teasing exchange about a Philadelphians book, and a cryptic remark about history and color in a scene of fall and early winter weather.
Ice in the Ku river threatens the Grantville bridge project. Workers report river ice has damaged temporary structures and flooded the site. Lumber and labor losses are reported as crews attempt to salvage the underway construction.
A rambling account describes a surprise party at a bachelor’s home, guests arriving in darkness, mingling with food and ornate decorations, and a startled host. Interwoven vignettes recount a noisy streetcar incident, a department store shoe counter scene, and a skeptical view of a drastic low cost living plan offered by a correspondent named JACK. The text blends humor with social commentary and scattered anecdotal images from city life.
A fragmented narrative recalls a mind reader at a dining event where a hostess hides a pantry key in a tense game. The performer’s focus, feigned failure, and a daring door breach unfold amid a crowd including streetcar scenes and a shoe clerk’s witty exchange.
A catalog review listing several new titles with brief praise and prices. Spencer Randolph’s Who Oveht w Win discusses the South African conflict with maps and illustrations. Tolstoi’s Resurrection is announced by Dodd Mead. Grinnell’s The Regeneration of the United States foresees industrial trends. Neal Brook’s Henry Knox offers a strong biography. William Murray Graydon’s See In Friendship's Guise is a vivid novel. Ernest Brancken’s Forestry addresses lay readers and future forest industry impact.
A catalog of numerous books and authors offered by Kellam's Book Bargains. Spans classics and new works including Kipling Stevens Barrie Inman Daudet Hawthorne Stevenson Thackeray Dost. The list mixes novels, poetry, travelogues, histories, and reference works with varied publishers and formats.
The Sheldon Books announce postpaid cloth binding and paper editions in good condition. Titles include In His Steps at 45c, Richard Bruce at 45c, The Twentieth Door at 45c, John King's Question Class 45c, Malcomb 45c, The Mit 4c, Redemption of Freetown 30c, One of the Two 35c. Books are 16 mo. and in good library cloth binding.
A list of literary works and authors appears, mentioning Abbe Constantin Halevy Adventures of a Brownie and many titles by Dickens Hawthorne Irving Lowell Carlyle de Quincey and others, mixed with garbled OCR fragments. The item reads as a catalog excerpt from a periodical or library notice.
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