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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1891
Page
1
The Tver Gazette unveils a new offer in a busy edition, promising readers added value through an upcoming column and a refreshed lineup. The page emphasizes accessibility and timely topics for the local audience.
A fragmentary verse note urges the living to view the ground they must soon depart, capturing a somber, poetic warning. The lines invoke mortality and fate, echoing a dawn of reflection on life and death.
News of the Fourth asks county celebration managers to ensure a detailed report of their events be sent by Monday for publication in the Gazette. It emphasizes the newspaper as the leading source of country news and urges full coverage of Saturday celebrations.
From Arkansas field notes a Meter Cleburne correspondent describes heavy fruit and vegetable yields around Judsonia and Heber with 200 acres of strawberries, large tomato crops, and early peaches and plums. He notes nurseries, new industries, and cattle points as rail and coal prospects rise, while frost damaged late berries and local land sales loom.
A subscriber recalls opinions on farming amid repeated storms and drought pressures. He notes mortgage and taxes endured, rain and weather match Noah’s flood in memory, and refuses to farm forever despite hardship. Miss Flora Newlin returns home from Drys Mawr College.
A Detroit Free Press note describes a cheap, pleasant fumigator for sick rooms or stale air. Vinegar is poured on chalk, the liquid is drained, sediment dried, and sulphuric acid added until white fumes rise. The vapor is said to be pungent and a powerful purifier of vitiated air.
The item discusses nearly 700 female clerks at the general post office with salaries from £65 to £170, then mentions women’s groups such as the National Woman's Christian Association and suffrage groups. It includes home remedies with onion syrup, anecdotes about Mrs General Custer and Mrs James T. Field, and notes on fruit season labor, soft water in cooking, and Archduchess Maria Theresa as a goldsmith family member.
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