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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1887
Page
8
The text provides incomplete references to state communications and a tun gaswern fund. It mentions correspondence requirements and possible payment methods, with unclear names or dates. The fragment hints at procedures or deadlines but lacks cohesive details or identifiable entities.
A Kansas paper lauds President Cleveland and Secretary Lamar for civil service reform and bold land and Indian policy. It argues for return of indemnity lands, removal of cattle from Indian lands, and broad settlement prospects in Oklahoma, forecasting Cleveland’s re election and a strong Western Democratic future.
The Jeffersonian club in this city heard Hon. Briney Clarks address on the public land question. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic policies, praising Democrats for protecting lands and restoring what was taken. It argues the need for a clear exposition of the case and asserts no man in this country...
A literary critique surveys H. Rider Haggard’s career from Dawn to Sux two and the public reception of Sam. It notes the author’s imaginative prowess, the narrator’s naïve wonder, and the moral frame guiding the tale, while touching on Sam and Braskemmess as central figures.
Notice is given that subscription books for the second series of the Lawrence Home Building and Loan Association are open at the secretary's office. June 1, 1887 marks the start of the new period after which no stock can be issued until another series is ordered by the board. A. L. Bassa, secretary. For sale Dairy hay grain and fruit ranches with details from O. J. Pan of Durango Colorado. Summer furnishing goods offered by various sellers. Spavin Liniment claims to relieve stiffness sprains and soreness with Barber Bros. druggists selling bottles to save money.
A grandmother's influence reshapes the Lane family's new house. Willis and Willis Lane seek a simple, cozy room with an oil floor, fireplace, and shelves for books, while their grandmother ensures sensible comforts over lavish furnishings, preserving home values and family bonds.
A Creole jambalaya recipe from an Exchange column describes preparing tender chicken cut into joints. It calls for a porcelain lined vessel to simmer tomatoes, onion, butter, salt, pepper, sugar, and rice until the rice is tender but not dry, then serve with the chicken.
The readable fragment hints at a teary narrator and references to a nest and people leaving. No clear names, places, dates, or concrete events are identifiable from the snippet.
A New York Sun excerpt describes a famed actress in opulent detail. It portrays her as confident and stylish, surrounded by attendants, with an eye for luxurious jewelry and scenes behind the scenes. The piece contrasts her public grace with private charm and wealth.
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