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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1896
Page
7
Public notice offering classified want ads in The Simte Journal newspaper. Describes submission rules, word limits, publication days, deadlines, and guarantees, with emphasis on affordability and steady reader reach for Topeka Kansas area in May 1896.
Fragmented classifieds list furnished room and board options for rent. Readable lines mention rooms for rent, provided meals, and general housing arrangements amid garbled text and stray phrases.
A scrambled OCR fragment shows a complainant named Badger who abandons a government land claim after failing to raise chinch bugs. He writes to the U S government from Bucorswig Kansas to protest credit and demands repayment while hinting at future conflicts. The piece includes a break with a column titled The Philosophy of War and a line from the New York World.
Collier’s Weekly notes many days’ work lost by headaches from indigestion and stomach troubles. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are promoted as effective pills for overcoming such ailments. G W Stansfield of Kansas advertises mule and medical remedies.
Foreign dispatches report Constantinople in dread as Somers delay action. British ambassador Currie convinced Abdul Hamid faces intense anti-Sultan sentiment. Vessels guard Armenian refugees. a joint European commission struggles to prove palace involvement amid arrests and heightened security with no outbreak occurring.
Thirty-richt ladies list their names with Mrs C Sutton for parade roles and carriage decoration. The note requests additional ladies to submit their names to Mrs Sutton promptly to join the Pall Festival floral event.
Washington Sept 14 naval department opened bids for building three coastline battleships authorized by Congress. Notables arrived to witness, including President Scott of the Union Lon works, Shin Francteco, and Chas Cran of Cramphee works. Each ship cost limited to 5 730 000 dollars, not including armament. Ships to combine Iowa and Kearsarge features, 368 feet long, 68 feet wide, 10 000 horsepower engines, 16 knots speed. Main battery four 12 inch rifles and four 6 inch rapid fire guns, secondary sixteen 6 pounders and more. Also torpedo tube equipment and submarine mine defense. Floral Ball Netted 100 Dollars.
A garbled collage of dialogue and verse pieces from various papers depicting theatrical lines, reader remarks, and odd quips. Names like Misa Fortyanith and Gladys surface amid fragmented gossip and mock critiques, reflecting a news page sputter.
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