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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1900
Page
3
A testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. The letter from James H. Ambrose of Huntingdon Pa. claims the product cured him after doctor-advised treatment failed. Also promotes Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser free by mail.
A town newspaper requests subscribers notify the paper if not receiving evening deliveries by 6 o clock to improve routing. It asks readers to deduct from the previous month’s papers any items delivered out of order. Also promotes Dr Wood s Norway Pine Syrup and a book about Big Red Apples with views of Missouri scenery mailed free from Louisville, Kentucky.
A garbled 19th century style analysis critiques false flag operations and wartime deception, referencing a naval context, legal notions and aims to reveal manipulation. The text interweaves misleading claims with fractured phrases about propaganda, censorship, and alleged methods to blend truth and fiction during conflict.
A younger man Andre confronts his despotic father M Delvalley over an engagement to Neemie without wealth. The father accuses the match of being a money grab, while Andre defends Neemie’s sincerity. Tension erupts as the son contemplates a defiant path against family authority.
Anne B Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia reports Dr King's New Discovery cured her long standing whacking cough. She praises the royal remedy for easing chest pain and restoring sound sleep. Barber Bros Dray lore offers trial bottles with guarantee.
In a strained romance, Andre pleads with Noemie Durand to marry despite disinheritance threats. Aunt Rose secretly negotiates a telegram dispatch from M. Delvalley that could seal their union, as the couple awaits life changing news and Aunt Rose’s subtle charm.
Will Clay and Arthur Vane lead a desperate escape as a fire engulfs the Gray Eagle. They save passengers and refuse to abandon the captain, steering boats to safety while flames rage and fate looms. Mabel Vane and the captain persevere in the perilous retreat.
A romance on the packet steamer Gray Eagle in the Indian Ocean follows Will Clay second mate's unspoken love for Mabel Vane daughter of Arthur Vane. When a rosin fire breaks out in the forehold, Clay commands restraint and coordinates passengers as flames threaten the ship and panic ensues among travelers and crew.
In Columbus a man named John Jones traded his wife for a horse and wagon owned by William Stephens. Jones signed an agreement with his wife, leaving space for Stephens to name the buyer. Stephens filled it, received the horse and wagon, and Jones left to fetch clothes as Stephens forbade a farewell. Mrs Jones reportedly objected to Jones’s habits.
Mayor Jones presided over an unusual ceremony in Toledo uniting Franklin H. Wentworth of Chicago and Marion Jean Craig of St. Paul. Wentworth formerly headed the Single Tax club of the windy city.
The ceremony featured a Scripture reading on creation followed by excerpts from Love's Coming of Age. Mayor Jones spoke on marriage from a Jesus centered view, declaring the couple joined by God and pronouncing them husband and wife after posing ten questions and seeking no further pledges.
Mrs Jack Gardner of Boston displays a vast European private art collection at her Deacon Street mansion, claiming it would be among the world’s finest. She threatens to move to Europe if she cannot build a museum in Fenway and avoid higher duties on importing her pictures.
Mrs C Rothrock of 1236 Connecticut street recounts relief from kidney trouble after using Doan s Kidney Pills from Dick Bros drug store. She urges readers to rely on this remedy if symptoms recur, while noting the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents and mailed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with Doan s as the name to remember.
Maccia M. King is named executor of the estate of Sarsh Marshal, late of Douglas County, by the probate court of Douglas County. The order confirms appointment dated April 7, 1900, authorizing duties as administrator of the estate. Publication appears in the Lawrence Daily Journal on April 9, 1900.
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