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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1903
Page
10
A long reflective piece argues brunettes are steadier than blondes, defending independent thought and loyalty in love. It contrasts traits, noting brunettes endure, lead, and resist manipulation, while blondes are more duplicitous and easily swayed. The text critiques jealousy and social climbing, urging pride in brunette resilience.
A collage of witty lines from papers including the Philadelphia Press Chicago Tribune Atlanta Constitution and others features remarks on aging blood carving chickens sociability and trusts. The snippets mix playful quips and commentary, reflecting light newspaper humor culture.
Advice urges maintaining appearance through decent clothes and a pleasant demeanor. Do not let poverty show, wear fine garments when possible, live in a respectable house, and practice hidden economy. Maintain a smiling countenance to attract friends and good times.
In Berlin young millinery workers staged a walking contest to cover long distances within twenty four hours but police halted the event after twenty five miles due to traffic concerns. The crowd included the emperor and empress as spectators. A later Berlin match featured twelve under twenty and twelve over forty competing around a square. the older group won easily.
Advice on treating chilblains with alum washes and rosemary infusions, cautioning against excess alum. Suggests drying feet, using starch after application, changing stockings, salttwater baths, and keeping ankles warm to prevent colds and maintain health.
A witty club woman questions why a spinster’s advice on managing husbands earns little attention while the teachings of Paul, a bachelor from ancient times, remain a model of marital excellence across a different civilization. The remark probes gender and authority in domestic ideals.
A brief dialogue about keeping a memento in a locket reveals a joke about a dead husband and fading rain. The exchange centers on a lock of hair as a keepsake and a witty punchline about the husband’s fate versus the weather. The tone is light and quippy.
A reader describes a well dressed mother scolding her child at a public dining room table, arguing such overbearing discipline harms child development. The piece urges letting children play freely, dress sensibly, and learn self reliance for healthier growth and lasting happiness.
The article discusses lace mitts and gloves as evening wear accessories. It compares home made lace mitts with with a tailored contras t, noting how a decorative lace pattern can rest on the hand while the rest remains plain, highlighting finger visibility and style.
A rising fad for antique mirrors has developed in recent years. Collectors seek mirrors treasured for association rather than intrinsic value, with decorated pastel tops yielding commercial appeal.
Linen taffeta draperies in white with satin flecks feature tasteful borders. A pale version shows a moss green ribbon design around them holding violets. The pattern sits four to five inches from the curtain edge, finished with a green cord.
Classified notice summarizes a rural property listing in Shawnee county. It notes a nine acre fenced parcel, a four room house, vineyard, small fruits, nine cultivated acres, and meadow with a rural route connection. The listing carries contact by Ralph El Valentine, Jackson Street.
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