The Journal 1867 History and Kansas News Echoes
The Lawrence Journal Chronicle recalls the 1867 founding of The Journal and its weekly and daily editions, noting subscription terms and distribution. It reports Kansas news items on Komura, a reforestation prospect, a nurse's bond, an anti horse thief effort, Chinese exclusion talk, harvest labor, gas explosions, and debates over temperance enforcement and Governor Folk's drinking comments.
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Peace terms rise as Japanese give little in war
The Homians near agreement on peace terms while Japan has given little so far. A nationwide federal center for insurance companies is eyed by the president. The yellow fever campaign in the south progresses, and confidence in government handling improves. Kansas weather breaks heat records then cools to one of the season’s pleasant nights. City franchise scrutiny targets the Stranger Valley Annex plan for Lawrence, criticized for vague wording and promoter self interest.
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Trade with Mersico Grows. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promoted
Our trade with Mersico has steadily increased since 1870 with exports and imports each near 82,000,000 then and projected to reach 46,000,000 this year. There is rising demand for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as more people learn of its cures and seek it for digestion and related ailments. Try it at home today to test its merit. it has been trusted for over 30 years for poor appetite, heartburn, insomnia, dyspepsia, and more.
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Mersico
Competent Judges Endorse Herpicide for Hair Care
Letters from two beauty experts claim Herpicide stops hair loss and cleanses the scalp. Bertha A. Trullinger and Grace Dodge, both Portland specialists, attest to its effectiveness as a dressing and dandruff remedy. Product sold by leading druggists. sample offer via The Herpicide Co. Detroit, with Woodward & Co. as agents.
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Herpicide Co
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Telephone Directory Additions and Food Advice Included
To subscribers we announce the July 5 issue of the telephone directory with late insertions to be cut and pasted in Supplement No. L of July 15. Also offered are salmon preparation tips, herb growth notes, and fall transplant guidance for peonies.
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Raisin Pies Recipe Instructions
Recipe fragment lists to two cupfuls seeded raisins with three cupfuls hot water cooked ten minutes. Then add sugar an egg corn starch and batter. Let come to boil and cool before filling.
Plague and Public Health Insight in New York
A historical view discusses plague fears and sanitation progress in New York. It cites public confidence, shipboard inspection, rat and vermin destruction, and isolation as key to preventing spread, arguing climate and hygiene limit epidemics. It also includes a pharmaceutical advertisement about catarrh and deafness remedies.
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Care of Gowns and Wardrobe Hanging Tips
Household advice on proper gown hanging to prevent wear and improve appearance. Describes using ordinary coat hangers, positioning waist and skirt, and aligning the fabric for a neat look. Mentions a Clay New York reader praising Electric Bitters for stomach and neuralgia relief.
Blanket baby protector makes warm night sack
A contributor to the Boston Globe suggests sewing a halfblanket bag to shield infants from night chill. Open top and pin sides to the nightdress allows kicking and movement. a light jacket tops cooler nights. Also promotes Backlaw's Arnica Salve for burns and wounds with claimed quick healing.
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Boston Globe
Baby
Nature Tells You When the Kidneys Are Sick
An old testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills as relief for kidney and bladder discomfort. Myra of Lawrence Kansas cites backache dull heaviness and burning, credits Dean's Pills after using at Dink Bros drug store. The ad claims no recurrence and warns to remember the name Down's.
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Medical quackery and patent remedies via advert
A fragmented, noisy advertisement notes dubious remedies and claims. It touts Dr King s New Life Pills, Foley s Kidney Cure, and Thomas Heliotics Oil as cures for various ailments, claiming quick relief and money back guarantees. Barber & Sons and Berber & Son s drug stores are named as sellers.
Are You Going East This Summer Travel Ad
Are You Going East In making your arrangements for your vacation this summer It would be well to consider convenience and saving of time. The Wabash with Its own rails to St. Louis Detroit Toledo Pittsburg and Buffalo is the shortest line makes the best time and furnishes the best accommodations. Through service to New York and Boston. ees Ask your local ticket agent for for tickets over the Wabash they all call them New second hand store at 1734 Massachusetts street. Second hand shoes and clothing bought sold and exchanged D LITWIN.
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Tourist Cans and the Fine Travel Class
A fragment argues that travel should not be restricted to a superior class. It suggests common travelers, including men and women of good sense, deserve California trips with careful planning. Advises keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for travelers and notes it is for use by all druggists.
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Meedlework Notes And Travel Ads From The Era
A cluttered column offers needlework tips with oyster colored fine lines for Jeng auto and smart carriage car embroideries in English or French styles. It mentions handkerchief linen waists priced 2.5 to 4 and home made collars, turnovers, blouses, girdles as affordable items. Also notes embroidered collar sets for coats, a flat mattress pin cushion, and lingerie gifts with monogrammed initials. Travel notices tout Wabash routes Kansas City to St Louis and New York services, and Colorado Midland Railway trips to the Rockies with March 1 to May 15 rates.
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