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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1889
Page
4
Read by Chicago and Kansas City readers the item notes Kansas City, Missouri, as a leading divorce hub with a record seven daily grants, while mentions Wheat forecasts and various political and economic observations. The piece references Prof Blake, connected legislative reforms, and public notices on official appointments and tariff debates.
Harsh warnings issued as railroads pledge to observe the state railway commission decision in the Wichita case while hinting at higher rates to offset losses. The piece asserts the state board will not be circumvented and that any attempts to undo the ruling would meet firm resistance from the public and parties in interest.
A Confederate veteran, once at Winchester, rails at Sheridan’s numbers and timing while praising Early’s harsh memory. The editorial notes lingering Civil War tensions and condemns Early’s actions. It also reports on the U S Department of Agriculture funding sorghum sugar research in Kansas, urging progress toward a stable industry.
The Kansas City Star lauds the Olathe Deaf and Dumb Institute noting rapid progress in building upgrades, healthy grounds, and a flourishing campus. Over 200 students attended, many returning home for summer, while the institution’s methods and a student-edited weekly paper showcase skilled trades and literacy in sign writing.
Denver plans a three day jubilee surrounding the Fourth of July with illuminated streets, a grand parade, and a fog of union lights. Gen Sherman and Gen Swayne are set to attend with a sham battle featuring U S troops and Colorado National Guard, plus a night pageant of Rocky Mountain industry. Rail excursions to the Rockies and reduced rail rates to Denver are announced.
The text notes ongoing disruption as breweries unload in Argentina and compares potential outcomes. It mentions labor leverage and political influence shaping industry, with references to Santa Fe freight work and a planned depot discontinuance. The piece hints at broader economic effects on local employment and capital flows.
A long stream of brief items from Kansas papers covers a wide range of topics. Topics include court and legal notices, road levy arrests in Leavenworth, a physician’s libel case in Clay Center, postal and railway developments, revival meetings, and local criminal incidents. Names and places such as Lawrence, Topeka, Baxter Springs, Garden City, and Atchison appear among many others.
A discussion on table manners as a measure of refinement. Emphasizes early training for children and consistency in eating habits, table setting, and behavior with company. Argues good manners reflect character and should be reinforced through well appointed meals and proper sentiment.
A fragmented advertisement touts superior quality fabrics and wide stock at small profit, claiming no seconds and very low prices. It emphasizes magnitude, original designs, and complete departments to persuade customers that it pays to buy.
A damaged catalogue-style blurb highlights Whith House Innes and Ross presenting stylish summer dresses. It boasts silk and Bengaline fabrics, novelty patterns, and Parisian-inspired designs in various shades with emphasis on travel wear and high quality fabrics.
A long, fragmented OCR passage discusses trade practices at The White House Inn and Ross, mixing fashion and dining. It mentions wraps, a list of ingredients for desserts, and etiquette notes for table manners. The text references specific recipes and serving instructions, with scattered names and places amid the garbled lines.
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