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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
4
In Washington on April 3 President Roosevelt thanked President Johnson of the American League for presenting gold mounted pies to him. Roosevelt said he would try to attend one or more AL games in Washington when possible.
A jumble of ads and notices: Kaister Ladies Dressmaking College offers tailored attire and self taught sewing. Crescent bowling visits Topeka to face Merchants Athletic tonight after Lawrence lost recently. Gustafson's Silverware praised for price and quality. parasol repairs at Rutter's Henry Street. rooms for rent and daily Journal notices. popular cigarette brands in Lawrence. Lawrence Iron Works seeking scrap iron with top prices. mower sharpening at Rutter's Henry Street. electrical supplies and fixtures from Fred W Fein at Henry Street.
A fragmented ad page promotes Easter items and spring goods. It highlights bottled perfume style scents, egg dyes, and 5 percent financing offers. Local merchants Morrison & Lem on and F. H. Benders & Co advertise goods including carpets and housewares.
Classified notices show jobs for a traveling manager at salaries of 20 or 620 per week with expenses advanced, plus agents to sell groceries to family trade in Chicago firms Smith, Sexton & Co. and John E McBrady & Co. Also assorted local ads include electrical services, roofing, dairy items, books, and Easter goods with social notices about residents and club activities in Lawrence.
Get in Ipe and telephons the People s Meat market your wants Popular prices for most of all kinds This fragment advertises a local meat market with an emphasis on low prices and consumer contact.
An article extols machinists for their high intelligence and precision work, detailing gauges and tolerances and potential earnings. It then describes Norway adopting a stringent merchant shipping act with age and material rules, requiring thorough surveys and class approvals for ships bought by Norwegian subjects.
In the Palais de Justice clerk’s office items like watches and revolvers are kept. A tale unfolds of a Count and his wife at a villa near Boulogne, where a stranger is said to have cut off the Count’s ears in a jealous drama. The discussion shifts to a boarding school letter and a lawsuit seeking 200,000 francs in damages. The narrative blends a Balzac comparison with an odd forensic exhibit.
Advertises items including muslin gowns and skirts at two price points two dollars and two dollars fifty. Lists 3 and 4 inch silk ribbons by the yard in assorted colors. Includes roller towels linen crash towels and white or black silk gloves. Also plain and check gingham sunbonnets.
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