Stevenson & Co. Corset Covers Bought at Prices
Stevenson and Co. offers to buy plain corset covers at 15 and 19 cents and a V shape neck cover at 25 cents. Hemstitched Torehon lace options cost 35 cents. The material in these goods is worth more than the whole article.
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Skirt sale and trim descriptions from a special sale
The note describes purchasing a skirt with a ruffle and three tucks priced at 49 cents a skirt. It mentions a trim with ruffles and torchon edge at 65 cents. A skirt with three tucks, a ruffle, and a braided ham burg style is listed. An underwear line was bought for the sale with quoted very low prices.
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Hamburg
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Drawers bought by a buyer listing styles and prices
A buyer advertises Drawers with 3 tucks and various trims at prices from 25c to 50c. Mentions ruffled edges Torchon Hamburg braided wide edges and mentions Wednesday as the day to remember.
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Hamburg
It Must Be Changed Wake Preaches Prohibition Sermon
Rev. K Wake, a Methodist preacher who refused Republican ties over prohibition, preached at Lowman Hill M E Church arguing Christianity must evolve to create a Christian civilization. He denounced social conditions as relics of barbaric times and urged union of religion with social reform to uplift the weak and curb wealth concentration.
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Fragmentary note on Kansas Avenue equality and faith
A damaged text fragment discusses 719 Kansas Avenue and a moral appeal to give all of God's children equal opportunity. It references divine will and reliance on a Spirit’s guidance, but provides no clear event, date, or concrete actions.
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Freeress
Winfield Free Frese
Wm P. Hackney
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Guld Beg
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Lewalling
Saikis
Night Dress Sale Offers Torchon and Hemstitch Styles
Advertisement lists night dresses priced at 48c 58c 69c and 78c with trims including Torchon edge hemstitch braid Hamburg ruffles tucked and braided designs. Stays promotional tone urging readers to take advantage for their benefit.
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Hamburg
The Highest Award for Royal Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder earned the highest award in its class at public fairs and the World's Fair. Tests by the Agriculture Department showed Royal leavening strength at 180 cubic inches per ounce, far above competing powders. Its quality, fineness, delicacy, and wholesomeness boosted sales beyond all other brands for many years.
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Royal Baking Power
Paris
Viconus
Esporte
Chemical Division
Agrculture Department
Washington
Paris book collector shelves 700 tiny volumes
Odd items fill a local notice page as a Paris collector hoards seven hundred books not larger than one inch wide and two inches tall. A lawn meeting invites residents to discuss community topics at a Chester Avenue corner gathering next Wednesday night with speakers including Mrs. Lucia O. Case and LA Brebbins.
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Evco
LA Brebbins
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Lowe
Jackson
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Baxter Springs
Santa Fe
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G. W. Hollenbeck
Coldwater
Charles M. Sheldon
Ental Fe Hospital
Lowelling
Hansas City
Kansas
Jennings Asys Cornin
Shawnee County
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Garfield Park
J. B Hibben
Union Pacific
Atchison
Leavenno
Marshall
Gordon Sirest
Tale
Maxwell
Roseville
Mra. Sturdevio
Trecy
Ana
Bradford
Pearl Howard
New party launched in western Pennsylvania amid party critique
A Pittsburg Dispatch column reports the birth of a reform party led by Corey from Eleventh Street Braddock area. A large crowd feasted at a barbecu e while speakers attacked old party corruption. Supporters urged replacing officeholders with honest leaders and warned against power entrenchment.
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Joyaman
Pittsburg
Hraddock
Corey
Mouesgebele
Mayower
Rankin
Braddock
Mr. Corey
Jim Blaine
Ouia
Alea
Willem Welhe
Ascurmiion
Cusit
Gentlemien
Mattece
Richle
de Ocrsts
Dirk
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Socie
John K. Large
Allegheny
Large
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Senate
House of Representatives
George B. Ray
Bmilburn
Reed
America
Young social farewells and town notices spread charm
Absorbent social notes from Topska recount Miss Marie Brooks hosting a farewell for Daisy Starr and Lou Nash bound for university, with needlework prize to Ida Stagg. The column lists guests, picnics at Garfield Park, travels to Emporia, Chicago, Denver, and Kansas City, and a flurry of visits, trips, and campus plans among local residents and visitors.
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Marie Brooks
Daisy Starr
Lou Nash Tyeens
Ida Stagg
Lida Berges
Elia Ork
Lottie Alderson
Lillian Valentine
Santa Waters
Emma Dennis
Harriett Mason
Jessie Shellabarger
Olive Lewis
Mary Whitton
Pearl McFarland
Garfield
Daisy Ramseyer
Oklahoma
Cora Smith
Alice Heary
Verda Bohanan
Dora Croocks
Margaret Shelton
Smith
Stelton
Messia
Will Clark
James Eyer
Beary Biddle
Leslie Bohunsn
Charlie Smith
Edith Moore
Emporis
Low Nash
Earl Stiles
Wilkie
Eph Eepley
New York
Frank Merrick
al Hewitt
Kansas City
Vera Low
Olathe
Rosamund Horton
Alice Prescott
Emily Black
Tresea Greenwood
Guy Haugan
Rob Merrick
Merrill Springs
J. W. Donaldson
Mea JL
van Houten
May Huckworth
Ralph van Houten
St Joe
Banks
Emma Russell
Mss
Eda Smyth
Valley Palla
Mary McCabe
Glenwood Springs
J. W. Taylor
J. L. van Houten
W. E Thrapp
Chicago
Ian St. Joe
Furman
Mra
Dorks
Massachusetts
W. L. Schenck
Bessie
Denver
J. P. Penfield
Colorado Springs
Mas. Anderson
Barter Springs
Madoca
Emporia
H. Li. Swift
Mr Stone
Milas Lena Yohsy
Mise Ada Talmede
Omaha
Neb Aisa Staud Beruives
Manhattan
Misses Mayne
Lillian White
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Ellis
Carbondale
Cass
W. Kouns
Texas
J. W. Leiter
Ter Lizzie
Lee
Oakland
Cal
Mira Harold Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Rela- Avea
Mary Mwell
Iss Nellie Cunningham
Wichita
East Eighth Street
Te L. McCreery
Colorado
Kansas
Miller
Mia
A. B. McCurdy
Democratic Peace at Colorado Convention Unites Factions
In Denver on September 4, the unified Democratic conventions ended with harmony in the party. F. P. Arbuckle becomes chairman of the new state central committee, A. B. McKinny chairs the executive committee, and the platform calls for restoration of the 1867 free coinage policy at 16 to 1 without discrimination. It denounces the American Protective Association as dangerous to peace.
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Nebraska
Mc Biologiem
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Henderson
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Waolte Wings
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