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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1902
Page
7
A fragmentary note touts The House That Jack And Jill Built as the best at home tale. Grace Mac Gowen Cook is praised for weaving a real life love story with vivid, artistic perception about people who live in houses. The Training of Children is cited as a Grace Peckham series.
The pages list numerous practical and feminine topics. Highlights include articles on gardening by Mac, Caroline Halsted, and Mrs. Freak, with colored photographs and engravings. Relishes by H. G. Weston and Babbles from Ci der appear alongside college news and fashion sections.
An unsigned advertisement promotes a yearly magazine subscription for 15 cents per issue or a full year for one dollar. It references The Bee SCT Bold News Deniers and Sterick Agency and lists an address at 17 Westh, New Tort.
The Topeka area notes a marriage between Miss Anna Bipstinnbonesar and Mr. Charles Stone of Schenectady on September 4. The piece lists family ties, social events, engagements, receptions planned for October 1, and various visits and entertainments involving local residents, clubs, and prominent families.
Dramatic zigzag act by a large company features pantomime and acrobatic stunts at the New Crawford theater tonight. The cast includes Mabel Hite and twenty supernumeraries with matinees and nightly prices from 18 to 60 cents. Frank Hennessy’s The Liberty Belles musical comedy arrives for a Wednesday opening with a bold costuming style and a cast of Broadway ingénues. Tickets and travel details for a Hutchinson trip via Rock Island system are listed with sale dates and return limits.
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An NY inter urban firm encounters two Newcastle youths who stole from a railroad cargo. After confiscating the loot and hearing their plea, the head lawyer opts for reform over punishment. One boy is sent to Topeka with an uncle, the other stays under the attorney’s care. The article portrays a controversial experiment in second chances.
In Thomas and Norton counties the scene is set for a heated sixth district election year with fusionists and socialists gaining prominence. Local figures including John Focke and EM Weed comment on party strength while county conventions in Phillips, Norton, and Mitchell shape candidate momentum for governor and congress amid shifting alignments.
A fragmentary notice discusses Republican voters backing Roosevelt and mentions John Royve as a potential candidate for the United States Senate. It notes incumbent Dr. Smith could seek a third term if reelected, with strong opinions about fusion members and political chess. The piece references Dewes Linte and Adam Shoak in local legal and political contexts, with ticket details and contact info for A B Ritchie and J M Chesbrough in St Towle, Ohio.
A collage of classified requests and notices including painters, sewing girls, house help, chambermaids, male help, rental and sale ads, cattle and milk cows, clothing, furniture, and land, with multiple names and addresses partially legible. The items show job seekers and goods for sale in a 19th or early 20th century local paper, mixed with a few real estate and exchange offers.
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