Fragmentary 1887 item on fever and rally mentions
Fragmented OCR notes from May 19 1887 describe fever and a rally. Contains unreadable names and details. appears to be a brief public or social notice with partial phrases and no clear outcome.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1887
Page
8
Fragmented OCR notes from May 19 1887 describe fever and a rally. Contains unreadable names and details. appears to be a brief public or social notice with partial phrases and no clear outcome.
A city woman borrowed a baby wagon then vanished after last week near the north end of the bridge and on Grand Avenue. The wagon owner offers a small reward for return but not for the borrower. The column also promotes Dr Pierce and Dr Hart's remedies, invites a Kappa Alpha Theta reception, and reports local farm, hunting and court notes plus Beecher's German Syrup for consumption.
A London Chronicle report notes the con artist’s method to foster belief he is honest and to manipulate trust. It explains the dangerous psychology of crooks who seek money’s value over money itself, and the need for vigilance to avoid swindles in business dealings.
Barber Bros. Farm Leas guarantees relief for skin ailments and piles with a 25 cent box remedy. Gleason and Whitman arrange real estate loans with Eastern capitalists for Douglas county farmers at low interest. Call to renew or obtain a new loan.
A nostalgic snippet shows a repeated Castoria slogan across life stages from baby to grandmother. The verses link Castoria to a child’s needs and motherhood, highlighting brand continuity and cultural memory.
The excerpt recalls Queen Victoria’s early reaction to William IV’s death. She asks a lady in waiting if she is really queen and asserts she may act by right, then requests a cup of green tea her mother had forbidden, a moment revealing her bold curiosity and resolve in the transition of power.
Mr. Shimmon commends the Quick Meal Stove noting it saves time and heat. He says it would pay for itself in one summer and that every family should have one.
D L Hoadley promotes improved farms and homes in Donglag and nearby counties. The letter advertises 10 room brick houses near the university with easy terms, a frame house with a rising sun view, and corner lots one block from street cars. Farms of various sizes offered with favorable terms, plus loans through Douglas County Bank.
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