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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1887
Page
4
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The Gasire announces a new serial by H Rider Haggard to appear in coming issues. The tale promises dramatic love and adventure with illustrations by Cusacha. Free first installments offered by mail to interested readers.
The piece argues that high duties on wool and coffee threaten American commerce with Brazil and Australia. It contends Brazil may substitute Brazilian home production and Argentine wheat for imports, risking the US flour and wool trades while Canada expands wool routes to Australia and New Zealand.
A magazine page highlights a frontispiece and stories by E S Brooke and Nora Perry, including Catarina of Venice and An Only Daughter. It features General Adam Bateau’s Sherman’s March to the Sea, West Point life serial Winnings Commission, St Nicholas Dog Stories, Lindie’s Portrait, Rainy May Day, Dolls Hospital, and Child Sketches from George Eliot, with multiple contributors and illustrations.
The Atlantic outlines its May edition with features including The Courting of Sister Wisby a New England study by Miss Jewett and a long notable poem about a French history episode by Thomas Baley Aldrich plus Cabot A Glimpse of Emersons Boyhood and notes toward a forthcoming biography of Emerson.
Press praise flows from New York Tribune and Harper's Monthly assessing Haggard's latest novel Jess a Transvaal tale set in South Africa. Reviews praise vivid description, thrilling plot lines including attempts on Jess and Mooifontein, and strong heroism amid Boer conflicts.
A patent medicine advertisement touts Spavin Liniment for horses addressing blood spavin curbe splints sweeney stiffness sprains sore throats coughs and blemishes. It promises rapid 30 minute care with a 50 dollar savings and carries endorsements from Berber Bros and Joe Joe Jene with Warrants from Lawrence Kansas.
Special Correspondent recalls a Brooklyn Bridge ride from Nassau Street to Brooklyn in freezing weather. He observes a cross section of city life, from office workers to laborers, and muses on fate and travel as he heads to Florida for a month, noting contrasts with sunlit southern scenery and Florida travelers.
Special Correspondent from Indianapolis notes William Jackson Craig’s life from teaching and early army service through Civil War campaigns to prison life. After the war he practiced law, ran newspapers including The Bluffton Banner and The Huntington Democrat, managed railroad projects, then led The Indianapolis Sentinel to growth and became a Democratic state party adviser and officer.
A New York Times feature explains basic gymnastics training for beginners, detailing early soreness, parallel bars practice, and gradual routines. It emphasizes moderate effort, avoidant heavy dumbbell use, daily practice, and finishing with a cold bath and soap rub to maintain strength.
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