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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1891
Page
5
The record describes fraudulent activity involving forged stock certificates issued to John Wanamaker and others. Certificates Nos. 445 and 446 allegedly signed by the president and cashier, with power of attorney details, appear to be part of a scheme involving multiple stockholders and transfers.
The New York World notes a striking comparison as the city dresses in stark contrast, highlighting how marbles furniture and cheesecloth garb appear vastly improved over prior styles. The remark underscores evolving tastes and urban flair in New York.
A garbled OCR fragment reads as a jumbled line of words including bengalin ne-ha n and cord. The text lacks clear subjects or actions, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or names for a concise summary.
The article reproduces a medical stitching method: cut silk, pull edge through, pierce opposite side, bring edges together, and tie with three knots. Stitches are placed a quarter inch apart to close the wound. Use a clean needle and uncolored silk, boiling both before use.
Ophthalmic surgeon Mr S Snell of Sheffield General Infirmary warns parents of infants one to two weeks old showing red eyes and discharge. He notes many cases result in permanent eye damage when early treatment is delayed. A caution card urges immediate medical care for newborn eye infections to prevent loss of sight.
The Chicago Mail asserts a physical difference in throwing between girls and boys. It claims boys throw with a snapped forearm and relaxed elbow, while girls use a rigid arm. The piece blames a longer collar bone positioned differently, hindering free arm motion in girls.
A vintage loan advertisement from Russevy and Metcalf promises affordable lending with security-based rates, urges questions, and claims to lend as low as anyone. It highlights home payment of interest and no exchange costs, and directs readers to the Merchants' National Bank Building rear of the bank.
The Gazette offers a limited period one dollar annual subscription in advance to increase circulation. Open to all subscribers who pay arrears to date. The paper is presented as the best family paper for Douglas county and urges farmers to subscribe to avoid being without it. Office located on the second floor of the Journal building.
The St Louis Republic announces subscribers will receive two six-page weekly papers starting November 1, delivering half a week earlier news and more local Missouri Texas and other state notices. It offers free trial copies and a catalogue on request, with a yearly subscription rate.
Local testimonials from F J Cheney and trusted Toledo firms endorse Ball s Catarrh Cure taken internally. Claims direct action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available, price 75 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists.
Retired East India Missionary assisted doctor to share a vegetable cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Cataracts, Asthma and throat and lung afflictions. The remedy claims radical cure for nervous debility and nervous complaints. Free recipe offered by mail in German French or English with full directions. Address W A Noyes 820 Powers Block Rochester N Y.
An attractive book titled Among the Ozarks covers fruit-raising along the Ozarks slope. mailed free to any address via the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis line. Union Pacific tickets offer round trips to Minneapolis and Toronto for meetings with a $2 membership fee. A. J. Griffin offers low cash prices on Lump-Coal.
Notice states on June A D 1891 the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas appointed executors of Bernhert Bandle deceased. Also mass notice of National Phenix Bank v Marin C Ellis Pomery W Powers Marcus M Tyler Western Lumber Co suit in Douglas County. Plaintiffs seek judgment for 520,000 plus interest and costs with property attached in Wichita and Tyler Place additions to Lawrence Kansas to satisfy judgment. Attorneys Mackin and Wisn.
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