Lawrence Journal's Early Printing Legacy and Sizable Circulation
The Lawrence Journal proclaims itself the oldest and most established daily paper in the area, publishing exclusive dispatches and a complete twenty four hour telegraphic service. Its weekly edition is a compact, aged paper reaching every county posting, with announcements on subscriptions and delivery.
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Ank Jovamal
Waa
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tioune
Daly Weer
Ad & Payer
Joummal
Lawrence
Joummal Controla
Abvociat
Prous
Towether
Wivig
Dansed
Lawrence and district election notes and statehood bids
A review of local election results and appointments mentions Whil Amalier winning the Republican ticket in Lawrence, with Gen Metcalf and Prof Carcush elected to the board of education. It notes Indian settlements, French compliments to Washington, and delays in Hearst’s territorial outreach. It also covers the St Louis good roads convention and the economic impact of poor roads on delays and costs.
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Lrence
Gen
W. 8. Metcalf
W. H. Carcush
Board of Education
St. Louis
Pental
Boarihey
Imperfect Two Cent Stamps Prompt New Design
An imperfection in the new two cent stamps has led to a recall and a redesign. The text also promotes Hostetter's Stomach bitters as a cure for various ailments, claiming fifty years of record and urging trials. The passage mixes ads with notices on a Methodist catechism revision and local event costs.
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Hostetter
General Conference of
The
Methodist Church
Chicago
General Conference
Methodist Cehurch
Methys Nealg Ceoncern
Prohibition Law Victory Reported in Kansas Elections
Kansas voters across Ke towns held elections Tuesday and approved the prohibition law by a wide margin. Opponents mounted a final push, but results show a historic statewide mandate that ends artesian wells and related disputes.
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Kansas
Teka
Kan
Tate
Alumni bribery scandal rocks Missouri legislature
Daniel J. Kelley of New York arrested on information filed by Circuit Attorney Folk. Several state senators reportedly offered to testify against the alum bill and the legislature. Lieutenant Governor Lee and others are named in the probe, with a broad exposure expected. A separate incident recounts a house fire injuring Mr Stevenson, and a plan to build a 63 mile branch line from Old Monroe to near Mexico, Missouri, costing about 2.2 million dollars.
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Missouri Legolative
Daniel Ketley
Vaze
Wililng
Cis
Daniel J. Kelt
Bakder Teast
New York City
Folk
Pril Grand Jury
Cnd
Louis
Imine
Mies Tire
St. Be
St. Louis
Nand
NATO
Cicago, Burlington &Quincy Railroad Company
Old Monroe
Lincoln County
Montgomery County
Mexico
Chicago & Alton
Tornado traces death and destruction in Arkansas towns
Special reports from White and Cleburne counties recount a Tuesday night tornado that demolished homes, barns, and a church. Nine dead, three dying, and three severely injured were reported, with extensive damage in Searcy and Heber, including blown cabins, damaged sheep and cattle, and widespread wreckage.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Gazette
White
Cleburne Comuneties
Searcy
Thas
Stup Bey
Homneten
Ishort
Pansienees
Pangieimn
Wis
Bown
Tittle
Albert Kiler
Elbert Derile
Walker Pollard
Mrs. Pellard
Tom King
Duel on the street in Ulis city wrongfully reported
A garbled violence item describes a shooting on a city square with names and places misread in the field. It mentions Sherman Theinpens and E Stone amid an inquest note and a reference to Pembarsky ward, April, and related distant rail details.
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Sherman Theinpens
Commeree
Ulis City
E. Stone
China
Oriles
Diva Stone
Cured by Howie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Fragments describe a claim of relief from grip and coughing after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Testimonial mentions waking without coughing, rapid relief, and satisfaction with the remedy. Also includes scattered notes on unrelated local items and advertisements.
Pneumonia Remedy Promoted by Article Fragments
Fragmentary text touts a cough remedy and care guidance, mentioning prevention and a “God of a Bilack” phrase, with garbled names and scattered hints of medical claims. No coherent event or identifiable persons emerge from the readable portions.
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Beccer Buss
Cure for Catarrh Promoted by Cheney Company
A fragmented ad from a late 19th or early 20th century issue promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo. The text claims the remedy can cure a inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling sounds and hearing loss. It offers a circular and promises a $100 reward for proof of failure.
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Hal
Jth Fderin Ditie Tes Ble Pe But As Whet The Bev Jutch Tre Gute Fes
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning grain, crops, and a cast iron mill run by someone named J. Tich Clardy, with references to American Agriculturist and a claim of twelve years’ operation and good quality.
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Sau i Us
Redd
J. Tich Clardy
The Nate and Sore Kidney Remedy Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts a kidney cure promising relief from various kidney and bladder disorders. It claims to cure Brights Disease, diabetes, and other ailments if started early, with statements of comfort and rapid results. The fragment ends with urging immediate use.
Science liftings and a court scene fragment
A mix of science notes on lightning distances Jupiter mass blood flow and microscope power follow by a Berlin court excerpt where Bismarck warns a noisy participant the judge will eject him if misbehavior continues.
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Berlin
Iver
Bismarck
Cannel Coal and Jet Jet described as candle coal in England and used for lighting and jewelry
Cannel coal and its jet form are noted for burning with great freedom and bright light. English usage called it candle coal, a name later corrupted to Tenunnel. The yorkshire jet variety is fashioned into jewelry.
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Cannel Co
York Blire
England
Fragmented query about gold growth and food preference
The readable portion questions whether gold grows and mentions unparseable text about avisions, pets, appetite, and a possible request for help. The fragmentary source lacks clear events or names to confirm a full news item.
Portia Kid Gloves Advertised for Sale
A fragmented early 20th century ad shows Dry Cleaner promoting Portia kid gloves and other items. The copy mentions a customer leaving without paying and hints at related garment sales through local agents Rol tens and Flackmen. Multiple misspellings and garbled phrases appear throughout the snippet.
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Ioces
Roltens & Flackmen
Ole Agenta
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