20 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1890
Page
1
Reliable nursery stock prepared for fall or spring planting. Includes adaptable trees and shrubs suited to varied climates and yard conditions. Provides guidance on season selection and basic care to ensure healthy establishment.
Jons Donnelly advertises pure wines and liquors for medicinal and family use in Lawrence and Douglas County. Port wine and blackberry brandy priced from $1.50 to $4 per gallon, plus cognac, Mc Brayer, and other top whisky brands. All goods guaranteed as represented.
We will lend you money as reasonably as anyone. Call and see us before you borrow. We are willing to answer questions and explain our ways of doing business. We lend on good security and you pay interest at home with no exchange cost.
Mrs Gardner presents a refined line of hats bonnets and millinery goods chosen for the fall trade. Each item is priced low and the store promises the best assortment and the lowest prices in Lawrence.
The letter-worne critique criticizes the new tariff on cotton velvets, arguing it raises costs for farmers and consumers while favoring high priced goods. It traces duty mechanics, cites Washington retail prices, and contrasts with foreign costs to show burdens on the agricultural class amid extended crop-price declines. It also notes pension awards and a new protective magazine in the region.
A outspoken physician mocks medicine as a humbug and questions diagnosing methods. The piece cites a Boston Globe stunt with eleven prescriptions from seven doctors to illustrate scientific doubt. It also mentions Warner's Safe Cure and reader testimonials as examples of alternative remedies amid debates on medical science.
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