Woman's Work Opens With Surprises And Fashion Tips
The second open meeting of the Woman's club was held at Institute hall with broad attendance. Officers and guests shared a program of art and music, a lecture on American art, and a short club overview. A social tea followed as members discussed charity work, the Industrial School, and the club's four departments. John T. Chaney was later surprised at a party hosted by friends, including speeches and a civic gesture. The issue also notes graduating gowns and summer fashion tips for Topeka society women, emphasizing American tastes and practical sewing efforts.
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Woman's Club
Presient
Mray & Baker
Graham
Mr. Chamberlain
Pest
Emma Dennis
W. A. Dickinson
Art and Music Department
S Baker
Biles Pound
De. Mare = Stewart
Sanyer
Cookus
Thorpe
Topeka
Daniels
Seers
Hi Wichter
Chaney
T. F. Doran
A He Merrit
J. E. Larner
EA. Chaney
Pruips
F. Giurtoe
Abstract of scattered humor and dialogue snippets
A garbled compilation of humorous exchanges and stray lines resembling a page of conversational snippets. It includes references to a horse, superstition, a doctor, a wife, a conductor, and various unnamed speakers, with fragmented phrases about pain, speech, and social scenes.
Bohemian romance fuels a publisher's gold veiled gaze
Eusebius Smith, rising literary sensation, eyes a new manuscript from Lansing and Lane while chasing a golden haired office girl in their sunlit den. The story traces publishing rivals, artistic designs, and a soft melodrama of ambition and desire amidst the book trade.
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Iirhe Palanine
Lansing
Lane
Eusebius Smith
Young Smith
Jack
Thesles
Smith
Mit
Chapwells
Aith
Eensebins Smith
Messrs. Chapwells
Richards
Tuck
Stiot
Eusebis Smith
Eusebius Statth
Weill
Bach
Ape
Laneine and
Tigman
Mr. Lane
Bind
Bohemia
Long theatrical runs in New York in a crowded season
The New York Suns notes a richly profitable theatre season with many long runs and famous revivals. It cites hits like Erminie and Adonis, discusses the era of souvenir programs, traces early long runs from Shakespeare to Be guarrt, and recalls notable 18th century successes such as Beggar’s Opera and Richard II performances at Drury Lane and Lincoln’s Inn Fields.
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New York Suns
Belne Geml
Erminle
Adonis
Avelyn
Hichard
Burbage
Mabout
Mme
Joseph Addison
Drury Dane
Lincoln’s Inn Fields Theater
John Gay
Gay
Walker
Machesin
Whiker
Wilks
Mrs. Oldfield
Lord and Lady Townley
Cthber
Francis Wronghead
Heggar
Sheridan
Teonl
Don Curley
School For Nowsittake
London
Shakespeare
Webster and Buckstone
Tonden Haymarket
Win Booth Berediecitt
Bootes
Fazot
Caeaar
Daly
Piyde
Enose
Holascoy
A Thorne
Witlieiata
Movin Bern
Fears
Montia
Wtort
UA Fearta
Byron
James and
Thorns
Gur Cirle
France
Paris
Long London runs and the changing theater scene
A survey traces long runs and fading fame in 18th and 19th century English theater. It cites Sheridan and Shakespeare as enduring exceptions, notes Irish and American theater trends, and recalls landmark runs from Duenna to Cyrano de Bergerac.
Fiction Favorites in the Loulaville Times
A muddled human interest piece traces authors Urfoes and Sas writing The Oh Curiosity Snag. It notes Nell and family, calls out Earth-earthy manners, and references Shakespeare Lear Cordelia comparisons. It recalls Understudy forced to endure hardship and dinner of snowballs and sold potatoes.
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Loulaville Times
Polmatter
Ublm
Shakespeare
Lear
Cordelia
Boweh
Camilo
Philadelphia Anime Paradise and Morrin Society Tale
Fragmented copy describes a year Hekat setting with Mise Elingteth Morrin and a distant natave phrase. Mentions Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a plan to prevent suffering though details are unclear.
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Philadelphia
Philtelphia Times
Hekat
Society For of Prevention
One Who Knows. A Philadelphia Physician Reputably Wise
A Philadelphia physician praised for wisdom writes about Pabst Malt Extract Best Tonic. The advertisement extols its digestibility, blood-boosting nutrition, and energizing effects for invalids, nursing mothers, and weak individuals, claiming it restores vigor and appetite.
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Philadelphia
Dogs Shelter Describes Kennel Arrangements and Foster Care
The article details a dog shelter with two horse stalls repurposed, four dog enclosures, and separate exercise yards. It notes shelters for heat, clean straw bedding, and a temporary kennel system. Forty two dogs found permanent homes this year, nineteen still in residence, with ongoing efforts to place remaining dogs. Mme Imma Eames performed to raise funds for the home.
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Sas ‘Gamen
Varia
Rick
Bany
Mme
Imma Eames
Shawnee County Republican Primary Notice May 1899
The Shawnee county Republicans announce a primary election under Crawford county Australian ballot rules on the fifteenth day of May 1899. Polls open 12 noon to 4 pm in Topeka and 2 pm to 7 pm south of the river. voters select nominees for county treasurer sheriff assessor coroner county central committee and precinct officers. Nominations require proper filings and payments at the secretary’s office. precinct locations, polling places, and supervisors listed, with counting and reporting rules to follow.
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Shawnee County
Crawford County
J . Baturday
Topeka
Paca
Coltniy Sur
Coreocs
Orien
Ike
Ate Police Nemu
Noticy
Fo Regal
Igceety
Peart House
Fosuil
County Central Committee
Maona
Will Inka Charee
Ahi
Escie
Piu Dlevion
Es Dhe
Jona Silve Dake
Hollinter
Wiliam Vanoreint
Menoken
Tay
J. Dover
Dover Post Office
John Eme Peecin
Willard School
West End
J. Ebene
Kansas Avenue
LauvAs
West Ct
Ming
Clay
Western Avenue
Manane Ra
Tyler Street
Westers Avenue
Porras
En Ward
Potsin
Epenham
John T. Chaney
H. F. Bird
Santa Fe Tickets On Sale For National Medical Meet
Columbus tickets on sale June 1 for limited run June 16 via the Santa Fe. Prices set at 22.00. See T. S. King, agent, for details and return options.
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Santa Fe
National Medical Association
T. S. King
National Educational Association Meeting in Los Angeles 1899
Announcement of a greatly reduced Union Pacific round trip fare for the National Educational Association meeting in Los Angeles July 11 to 14 1899 with one fare plus 200 dollars. Praises Union Pacific service with Palace Sleeping Cars dining and lounge options and summer travel quote of five dollar tickets. Includes stray laundry advertisement note.
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National Educational Association
Cal
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Union
Omaha
Kansas City
Eense
Kansas Avenue
Mme Yale Beauty System Promises Stunning Complexions
An advertisement touts Mme Yale's beauty remedies claiming to enhance complexions and restore freshness. It urges ladies to try products that allegedly produce striking, lasting results and attract compliments from friends.
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Mme. Yale
Secretive tonic promises beauty aids from Yale department
The notice advertises a secretive beauty tonic claim promising dandruff cure and all ailments of the hair for blondes or brunettes, offered by Yale Beauty Department. It lists a price list with tonics and preparations, says samples are sent to any part of America.
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Yale
Hale
Dandrum
Adele Eo
Jack Rose
America
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Medical Journal
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Jean Sod Bi
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Boides
Columbus, Ohio
Peeriess Steam Laundry
Yale Beauty Department
Kohl
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Tee St
Union Pacife
Lewin
J. C. Fulton
Hansack
Manay
Carpey Cleaning
Columbian
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