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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1891
Page
2
Fragmentary local column notes deaths events and court references including Emiline Teter Mrs Melluish Miss Clara Homer and Prof Miller among others unresolved details and names. The text blends obituaries with township notes and legal mentions amid damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference pleasant weather for some areas and mention stock of coats. The readable text hints at contrasting conditions and a sales angle but lacks coherent details or names.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Sparr and Alexander at a St Lawrence location in Kas and a Boston Square area with Mass street, rink details unclear.
Readable fragments show Corsets and $1 0 Kid Gloves tied to a regional celebration. The item hints at apparel displays and sales opportunities featuring named garments. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
A Lawrence business booth extols its 33 year presence and commitment to customer satisfaction. It promises fair deals, fresh stock, and reliable goods with a pledge to correct any unsatisfactory purchases.
Cluttered items list bargains on overcoats and clothing at Crains & Grbansky's Boston Square and Mass street Lawrence Kansas. Local society notes include marriages Ed mun Lander and Lizzie Knight, moving residents Prof H Robinson family, and several injuries and small incidents from the area.
A prominent physician warns of rising heat exhaustion cases, especially in June, with fatal outcomes. He explains how heat thickens the blood, outlines immediate first aid steps, and cautions against delaying ambulance transport while a doctor is summoned.
A copper teakettle once owned by Adam Fonda is found by children near a Cayadutta bridge after a raid on 1780s homes. The vessel, linked to Sir John Johnson’s expedition, survived as a vandal’s prize and a farmer’s buttered cache before being hidden away.
A newspaper discussion explains undertows and sea passes off New Jersey and Long Island coasts. It describes eddies, currents caused by wind and shore shape, and offers safety tips for bathers. Also notes historical observations by Maury and Beaufort, and includes Eskimo mourning customs.
Farmers may bring apples to be pressed into cider using a hydraulic press. The notice promises high prices for apples, buys empty barrels, furnishes barrels for a reasonable fee, and offers custom work with courteous service in Lawrence, Kansas.
Readers are invited to explore California via the Sacra Fe Route with weekend departures from Chicago. Special agents and porters assist travelers while Pullman sleepers and various services promise comfort. For details and a folder of excursion information, write to the listed railroad offices.
The Parisias Globe Co advertises cloaks with 40 to 50 percent off and claims savings of $1.00 to $20.00 on every garment, noting they are manufacturers.
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