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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1891
Page
4
The readable fragment hints at a discussion of invention and propulsion, referencing protection and motive. Names, dates, places, or clear events are not present enough to form a solid item. The text remains fragmentary and non-specific.
A fragment suggests a costly industry revival amid public discourse. The unreadable text hints at shifting costs and policy concerns affecting workers and investors, with no clear dates, names, or figures available.
The fragment references large monetary totals and foreign rain impact affecting production, with allusions to McKinley era industry origins and domestic excess or shortfall. Details are unclear but suggest a report on trade and manufacturing figures.
A reader questions the workings of the M Kinley Trust. The note expresses confusion about its purpose and function, seeking a clear explanation.
Incoherent fragmentary text discusses protection for industries and legality. The passage appears to critique or question the concept of industry self protection and lawful status within an unclear legal framework. No clear people, dates, or places can be identified.
The piece critiques McKinley's tariff legacy and its impact on the Republican Party in Ohio and Iowa. It argues organs misstate issues, notes rising anti McKinley sentiment, and contrasts past boosterism with current electoral reality, urging democrats to exploit GOP divisions.
The text questions the rationale of tariffs by tracing protection from 5 percent to over 200 percent on woolen hosiery and underwear over a century. It cites Hamilton as early advocate while asking when stockings still need protection and notes McKinley's steep duties. It frames the tariff issue as a landed aristocracy argument about who benefits from protection.
Bold announcement asserts no other house in the Dry Goods and Carpet trade matches their distinctive line in this section.
Shop managers emphasize clearing out all Summer Goods with strong discounts. Profits are not the focus as the sale concentrates on reducing stock and attracting customers with deep price cuts.
We offer cotton printed pongees at 12 cents, French ginghams 35 and 46 cents for 2c, black lace flouncings, drapery nets, wool challies 45c, cotton challies 5c, D K prints 2 Vac, latinos 12c grades for 7c, dragon black lawns, children's and ladies' hose and more bargains. Visit INNES' store for dry goods and carpets.
Georiginal note argues temper is frequently involuntary not purely voluntary. The piece suggests those with tempers need sympathy, while friends should understand temper may be an affliction from birth habit illness or injury.
A New York Recorder note reports that over two thirds of U S savings banks lie in eastern and old states with few in western or southern regions. Wisconsin deposits in 18 percent totaled 267 039 for 615 depositors while Dakota shows the smallest list and New York the largest with 431 depositors and 23 927 in credit in 1890.
An excerpt from Whilder’s tale presented by Marshall Pilder to English listeners in a hotel setting. A seemingly distressed performer imitates pain while a streetwise boy pounds his nail, and a spectator asks about the action as the crowd reacts to the performance. Also mentions an 800 pound land loan in Jefferson county and Leonard’s Leader cigar as local advertisements.
Advertising lists numerous textile items with deep reductions: FTY cent Summer ’Ce sets to 38c, and $1 Summer Corsets to 75c. Brown Sheeting 3 %c, Bleached Muslin 7Mc, Best Apron Check Ginghams 7¢, Good Apron Check Ginghams 4c, Best Shirting Prints 3%4c, 35¢ French Latine 14c. Remnants of everything nearly half price.
A New York Tribune analysis notes the rise of safety bicycles over the tall, graceful regular models. It argues safety bikes are easier to ride, safer on hills and down grades, and favored by riders and manufacturers, signaling the gradual extinction of the old design.
The article describes the Greenland whale lacking teeth and using baleen plates along the palate. It details a central ridge, wide grooves for the plates, and long hanging baleen. The base of plates is golden whalebone with fringed under edges that trap prey like small mollusks and jellyfishes.
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