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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1896
Page
7
Fragmented OCR listing shows diverse ads for medical, legal, and general services. It mentions physicians and surgeons, hospitals, and various firms like Clark and others. Also notes sale notices and classified items, with scattered names and locations.
An excerpt from the Washington Star recounts a rowdy rural scene with Zeb White and Mrs White, a hunter named Danewer, and tensions over a bear, a gun, and a stubborn spouse. The narrative shifts to politics as a judge faces doubts and a shift in sentiment in Georgia, mentioning Tom Wilkins and a checkers quarrel.
A disjointed OCR fragment presents a sprawling, rambling scene with dialogue about a woman named Zab White and others, including Zeb, in a comic chaotic exchange. The piece references emotions, a fight, and various names, ending with a note about Uncle Tommyrots and a college in New York.
The New York Prom reports a mock exchange where garbled speech mocks a rapid divorce, noting "speedy divorce" and a sharp line about a firm quarrel yesterday. The quirky phrasing reflects a sensationalized, garbled transcription of a domestic dispute remark.
A Philadelphia Press tale tells of Lyell and the Beech enbrook house robbery. A 26 year old London clerk aids in foiling burglars at Hendhenbrook, guarding a hall and stables with a pistol. The robbers are caught, arrests follow, and the narrator earns praise and a reward.
A man recalls a long forgotten injury from a glass accident with a lodged splinter near the elbow. Decades later a doctor identifies a gray splinter just ready to pierce the skin, traced to a shattered window during a building repair. The wound was treated, the splinter removed, and life continued.
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