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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1891
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR describes a medical product advertisement claiming cures for piles and sell by Barber and Murtier resident of Le rites Texas. It mentions transfers to P. A Dor and a statement of guarantee. Names and places are garbled but indicate a legal notice style sale and product claim.
The fragment describes a sequence of dispatches between Rome and Washington about protests over U.S. constitutional matters. It includes Rudini advising redress through local authorities, Fava’s protest instruction, and Blaine's insistence that the United States will not take orders from foreign governments. The text notes tensions over mass criticism and Italian subjects.
Fragmentary report mentions distress among Jews and a committee action, plus a May 28 note on exports of specie and reference to New York and Rivers Dagiboa. Reading is incomplete with many garbled terms and names.
Since November first subscribers to The St. Louis Republic weekly receive two six page papers replacing one ten page issue. The paper promises news half a week sooner and offers three state edition variants for Missouri Illinois and Texas. Free sample copies and a 48 page premium catalogue are available on request from The Republic St Louis MO.
A period closing offer promotes The National Democrat and The Gazette at $1.50 per year for two papers. The National Democrat, weekly from Washington, promises eight seven-column pages and full congressional coverage. The Gazette reframes as Douglas county’s best family paper, urging readers to subscribe to stay informed.
Advertisement notes an 1855 established firm offering farm, buggy and cart harness with 300 items in stock to be sold at bargains. It lists hair faced dollars, home-made furnishings, three buggy whips for 25 cents and Kansas spiders at 20 cents per dozen from Sands & Co.
An old styled ad urges readers to mail ten cents or coins to Jobs Sebastian at the Chicago, Rock Island and Minestic railway office or trade for a pack of new playing cards marketed as smooth and slick for Whist, Casino, Dutch, and other games.
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