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Fragmentary OCR shows times 11:00 a.m 6:27 p.m 7:11 p.m with unclear context. No clear names, places, or event. Source suggests a schedule snippet or transit timetable, leaving identifiers absent.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1891
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows times 11:00 a.m 6:27 p.m 7:11 p.m with unclear context. No clear names, places, or event. Source suggests a schedule snippet or transit timetable, leaving identifiers absent.
Fragments show a sales note for Arnica and a claim of twenty percent added by a bank, with MAS ads Dicker making fifty five percent overall. The readable text is sparse and fragmented.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a patient afflicted with cough chest trouble and biliousness. References imply use of a medicine marketed as an antiseptic and healing remedy, mentioning Barb er Bros and a supply bought to address digestive and liver issues.
A lengthy British report outlines government positions on Behring Sea rights, the Alaska cession, and potential arbitration questions. It analyzes exclusive jurisdiction and seal fishery claims, with several proposed questions for an arbitrator and Britain’s conditional consent to arbitration.
An advertisement promotes a weekly Washington based publication, the National Democrat along with The Gazette, offering a $1.50 yearly combined subscription with samples available. It appeals to Democrats, claims comprehensive Washington and national news, and endorsements from leading Democrats.
The Gazette offers a one dollar per year advance subscription to boost circulation. Open to current subscribers who settle arrears, the paper proclaims itself the county’s best family paper and urges farmers to subscribe for economic access. Office located on the second floor of the Journal building, rear end.
The article emphasizes genuine value in public bargains offered to readers. It argues true bargains rely on clear savings, fair terms, and reliable availability rather than rhetoric or hype. The piece calls for careful comparison and skepticism toward promotional language.
A local sale advertises low price dress patterns with listed components such as vanilla skirt lining fabric yards waist lining padding buttons braid silk thread and stays. The ad touts all good material and a Bays 10 yard pattern with wool poplin lustre and various linings included in the package.
Jonx Doynewy of Kansas City announces pure wines and liquors for medicinal and family use in Lawrence and Douglas County. Prices include Port from $1.50 to $2 per gallon and Blackberry brandy $1.50 to $4, with fine cognac and whisky brands. Guarantee of goods as represented and orders invited.
A buyer highlights a yard length pattern from Henrietta Suitings featuring stripe and plaid designs. The double width material includes above linings and is described as valuable for the cost.
Advertisement notes purchase of a yard pattern textile in all wool Henrietta with black and other shades plus all linings mentioned.
An advertisement offers extra large linen bosom unlaundried shirts and promotes a spring hat and flower display. The copy highlights apparel and seasonal accessories with a call to visit the shop.
The notice lists fabric stock: 21.2 yards of ginghams at 21.2 yards with a tie option and 3-yard pieces of shirting priced at 152 for 3 yards. The description emphasizes exact yardage and pricing.
Local advertiser offers life size portraits free to readers who request details. Call for particulars to claim a portrait at no cost, with limited availability and unspecified artist.
Retail at wholesale prices direct from the producer eliminates middle men and protects farmers. Our motto is one as cheap as a dozen. We offer robes blankets and a home made hair faced collar with cash on delivery and low profit. See Sams & Co 722 Massachusetts Street for prices and patterns.
A Santa Fe route itinerary describes trains leaving Kansas City every Friday morning with Pullman sleeping cars to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego and connections to Oregon and Washington. Second class tickets are honored in tourist cars with a $3 double berth charge. Special conductors accompany each party and aid the elderly and infirm.
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