Topeka journal notes on politics and editorials
A fractured opinion piece by Frank P. MacLennan discusses Democratic and Republican politics, tariff and taxation debates, post office savings banks, and farm improvement ideas. It references figures like Aguinaldo, Tanner, Addicks, Clark, Pettaw, and Mephert, with commentary on Vermont capital, censorship of the south, and a November corn market squeeze.
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Agmneule
Aguinaldo
Gem Paul
Paris
Lae & Combinado
Tanner
Tiindis
Vermont
Montpelier
Committee On
ZooNOMY In Barma and the Fifteen Cent Diet
A World article scoffs at a penny a day diet for the poor, arguing such drastic price controls would topple meat, hotels, bakeries, and many jobs. It notes the irony of starving people to prosperity while farmers lose markets and borders the debate with calls to preserve current wages and living standards.
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New York World
Testacrinia
India
Atchison Globe Wit and Whimsy From Kansas City
A stitched collage of social vignettes and quips from the Atchison Globe notes a Kansas City girl nicknamed Doran, cat complaints amid rising pest issues, theater arrivals, marital jokes, and homely advice. Colorful snippets touch on Eve and Adam myths, Christmas gifts, and Mary Lease.
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GLOBE
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Kansas City
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collection of short witticisms and moral observations on fashion, wisdom, and modern life. It wittily contrasts vanity and virtue, noting fashion advice for figures, absence and longing, and humorous takes on happiness and desire.
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The
Chicago News
Quaker Reflections from the Philadelphia Record
A jumble of vignettes and overheard snippets from a Philadelphia Record column. Witty lines on distance, society, and vanity mingle with humorous exchanges among fictional speakers. The piece surveys manners, idle talk, and urban quirks with light, satirical tone.
Bradshaw the butcher dog and the town tale
A long reminiscence recounts Bradshaw a butcher who owned an intelligent dog that could herd cattle detect meat quality and deliver orders. The animal aided the shop and impressed locals until a fatal shooting ended the dog’s career amid town trouble and a saloon fight.
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Surat
Goman
Bradehaw
Ellsworth
Dufeat
Hound and
Ieee
Ottra Stein
Walt
Bradshaw
Brad
Aliberger
Kent
Aen Sr Heraog
Sam Beach
Sam
Ubar
Timun
Brad- Shaws
Travel fare to Chicago and Kevurn via Santa Fe line
Tickets on sale November 28 with return by December 10. The route includes Chicago and Kevurn via the Santa Fe. The copy contains garbled text but indicates a ticket price of 1816.00 and a round trip schedule.
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Chicago
Kevurn
Santa Fe
Topeka Society Notes Bride John Chambers Married
The wedding of Miss Lillian Fairnest and Mr. John Chambers took place at the bride's home, 19 West Lyon, Wednesday at 1 pm. Dr D. M. Pisk officiated for the First Congregational. The couple will be at home after January 1 at 10 West Eighth Avenue.
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Eadies
Muble Club
Mra
Frank Thomas
Mra J. W
Mughen
Schumiany
Schumann
Pere
Schummatt
Cath
Sena
Gerfruds Pracy
Bohnecker
Brookside Thomas
Hosier
Linga
Perry
Chambers-Hatfield
Mise
Lillian Fiarnest
John
Chambers
Lyonns
D. M Pisk
First Congregational
Eighth Avenue
Topeka
Abbas
Bie
Sir
K. F. Small
Western Avert
Maud Cuse
John M. Tiuyes
Chetr
Atteniants Ees Y Hayes
Mr. Bart Bride
Pruten
Oreantan
Aerahand
Hayes
Califteria
Wesvern Avenue
False Hair Vigor Adsketches a Shady Remedy
An OCR fragment touts a hair vigor product promising color restoration and rapid effects. It mentions avoiding judgment if hair fails to improve and hints at a seller named Asam Lowell among dubious claims. The text is garbled and requests a purchase, typical of marketing copy from an unreliable source.
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Ayer
Missouri Pacific Line Train Leaves Kansas City for St Louis
No. 2 departs Kansas City at 9 50 a m as a solid vestibuled train to St Louis. It includes a smoking car, coaches, a reclining chair car seamless, and a Pullman parlor car. Connections at St Louis Union Depot link with eastern lines to New York and the Atlantic coast.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
Eastern Lines
New York
Atlantic Coast Paints
Topeka marriage notices and social events reported
In Topeka the marriage of Miss Tena Sharp and De. a ue a Toe occurred with attendants and a reception at Mrs. W. G. Alderson on West Eighth. A later social event honored Miss Hurriette Mockley at her Harrison Street home with many guests and refreshments. Names of attendees include Beatrice Burge Horner Gordon Sheard Nestler Hostutier Bur rra Tomar Prairie Lewes Saeiar Ted Fogel Lidbneton Mrs S Wn Misa Taressaven Miss Bana v Drier Carrie Mize Mrs J Johnson Miss Mary Hoskins and Miss Florence Moore among others. Special sale on trimmed and uptrim Date at Miss Keener.
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Kaness
Anicrnosd
Aime Johnson
D. W. Kempton
West Sixt Avenue
W. G. Alderson
West Eighth
Hurriette Mockley
Harrison Street
Maele
Beatrice Burge
Horner
Ae Borr
Pe T. Aa
S Wn
Misa M. Taressaven
Mins Bana v Drier
Carrie Mize
J. Johson
Mary Hoskins
Beasrice Burge
Mire Rose Pratt
Mike Try Lavit Mbra Gertrude Miller
Bresie Burge
Miex Florence Moore
Miss Keener
Newsboys and bank contest hold audience at meeting
Herbert Adams wins first prize in the bank default contest and James A Troutman introduces him. Prizes include scholarships at Strickler Eight School and outfits. several boys earn shoes and clothes. Curtis and Lane Curtis note Topeka newsboys’ paths toward better prospects amid warnings about saving and banking spare earnings.
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Herbert Adams
Bank Defaalt
James A. “‘Troutman
Newsboys
Ninsley
Jan. A. ‘Troutmen
Troutman
Turkey
Ertew
Strickfore
Strickiet
Abe
Wood Telfer
Robert McCullough
Hornatt
Vernie Jones
Harry Ray
Lester Reynolds
Philip Lane Curtis
Lincolln
Grant Andrera
Pearer
Topeka
Aure
Romer
Curtis
Smoke Klauer's Gold Bug
A column illustrates the value of diligent students and honest workers, with Mr J Nisley praising topnotch boys for their regular study and steady effort. He lauds craftsmen and tradespeople as indispensable to the community, urging support to help them along.
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J. Nisley
Tomy
Providence Aid Case Notes Adoption Plea For Baby Boy
A postal appeal arrives from a southern town seeking help with a six week old baby boy. Mrs. Thorpe arranges the adoption process after receiving the letter describing an elderly couple wanting to care for the child and provide necessary references.
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Trou
Woo
Mall Browent
Fromm
Ee Thorpe
Washburn Football Play Tonight At Ottawa Event
Washburn football players may present a skit titled Tackles Hack at the Ottawa college library tonight. The informal reception for the Ottawa team includes Captain Ernest Hughes and several players in a local-interest chapel performance. No charge, all invited.
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Washleburn
Ottawa
Wastburn Dramatic Club
Ottawa-Washburn
Ernest Hughes
Warren D. GH
A. W. Newcomb
Clarke G. Dailey
Pierre Anderson
Mise Sadie McCautey
Eustis Niece Married in Quiet London Ceremony
London November reports Helen Johnston, niece of ex ambassador FransJ. B. Austin, wed Captain Amnestvy in a quiet ceremony performed by Mervean. The couple plans a Paris honeymoon.
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Eustis
London
Helen Jobnstone
Ambanesdor
Franse J. B. Austin
Amnestvy
Mervean
Paris
Colorado Flyeh Arrives Denver on Great Lake Route
A clipped telegraph note reports a Colorado traveler arriving in Denver at 13 00 aboard the Great Lake Route. The line mentions illness and a cure time of about twenty hours, with compressed wording and partial place names such as Hawesville.
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Denver
Hawesvilis
Good Words Onaga Exposition Support Stirs Kansas News
The Kansas press voices optimistic support for a state exposition in Onaga, arguing it will boost sentiment and economic returns. They cite examples from Philadelphia and Chicago to justify federal funding and ongoing backing, noting strong local enthusiasm despite past exhibitions’ mixed results.
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Opaga Republican
Pune Iefenn
Nevonmmry
Kansas
Harter
Rivera
Lier
Philadelphia
Chicago
Fr Fale
Bt Lovie
Ani
Muddled Notice Promises Event November Dates
Fragmentary OCR mentions Chicago Beturo Gants Fo Thrwete on November 2 and 5 with unclear context. Indicates a planned event or notice, but details are unreadable and no concrete entities or actions are clear.
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Chicago
Beturo
Wis
Catarch Tablets Promised Quick Catarrh Relief
A dated advertisement extols Catarch Tablets as cleansing and antiseptic, claiming they destroy bacteria and relieve head and stomach catarrh. It touts ease of use and pleasant taste, noting rapid, safe relief and consistent dosage across preparations.
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Ratarrh
Pete
Boldonaus
Nardin Berg Jon
Rusatare, Jr
Uibbes
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