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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1888
Page
7
A sprawling, fragmented clipping features legal libel concerns with lawyers seeking suits, a New York jurist story, and scattered anecdotes. It mentions a Philadelphia News item, a parade of quotes on civics, and a parade of blurred personages including Sutton and Mint.
A fragmented but vivid excerpt from Congressman Reed’s tariff speech contrasts protectionist gains with global markets. He argues tariffs preserve wealth at home, cites Lincoln and Napoleon, and mocks free trade by detailing how markets abroad influence American industry. The passage blends economic theory with political rhetoric and historical allusions.
Fragmented text describes teeth as symbols of origin and character, noting rudimentary traits and the idea that traits form a person over time. It contrasts appearance and real qualities, warning that charm fades as deeper faults surface, with sensational phrases about marriage and social expectations.
A brisk survey traces the evolution of headgear and body adornment from primitive uses to medieval and early modern fashion. It highlights the brave's display of feathers, paint, and trophies to court mates and intimidate rivals, then laments enduring but costly fashions that persist into civilization, from wigs to tight boots.
An obscure tale recounts a famed man of business and his wife in a troubled marriage. A private detective was hired by the wife to monitor the husband and his private life. After unsettling revelations, the couple reunites and the home is described as happy again despite financial strains and social gossip.
Public notice from Stafford Kansas dated June 1 invites sealed bids for a tank building project. Specifications available at Gile and Olston Architects in Kansas and at the local bank. Bids must be duplicate and free from alterations. the city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and will require bonds for completion.
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