Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1657 founding and charity
The Lawrence Journal traces its 1657 founding and growth to a long lineage of local newspapers including the Herald of Freedom and Tribune. It notes publication shifts, subscription terms, and that the paper reaches county readers weekly and daily. It reports community events, holiday observations, and charity by the Elks aiding 250 Lawrence children with gifts, clothing, and toys.
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Tos Joural
Lawrecte Republicen
State ‘Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence ‘Tribune
Lawrence
Joueeal
Toegen
Kir & Com Phiere
Journal
Jongmal
Kanss
the Journal
Kansas
Kan
Lawrence Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
The
Elks
Lawrence’ Kiln
Declination of Yale Hoch in Republican convention
The Journal reports Yale Hoch's withdrawal from the Republican nomination for governor. It labels the move as perfidy betraying reformers who backed him, while critics say Hoch was guided by pretended friends seeking rewards and abandoned his allies.
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United States
Senate
Hoch
Govarnnor
Hoch Haa
Hochand
Christmas Celebrations at Bethlehem in Three Calendars
Bethlehem hosts three Christmas celebrations Latin Greek and Armenian on December 1, twelve days later and after another twelve days. The piece notes guards and ceremonies by the three churches and Turkish soldiers maintaining order, with reflections on protecting all factions within the shrine. It also mentions American telephones superior to British models and promotes Hoatetter's stomach bitters in a promotional aside.
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Bethlen
Betheliwem
Macavalcade
Jerusalem
Jaffa Gate
Rome
Jeruslem
Bethlehem
Mohammed
Holy of Holies
Nethlehem
London
Hogland
Limdon
Hoatetter
Island colony near Cape May shows modest farming progress
The Colony of Xeghol, formed by eight families led by White and partners, sits four miles south of Cape May Court House. Initial farming yields indicate fertility with fertilization, poultry revenue potential, and varied crafts. Men farm or ply trades, women run gardens, while some laborers assist when crops lag.
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Bern
Heer
Narn Varina
Nesnba
Deere
Rentes
North Carolin
Esy
Soupiry
Agersraiine
Court House
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Offer and Claims
An advertising appeal promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weakness and related conditions. It touts a $500 cash guarantee if the remedy fails to cure after trial, urges avoiding substitutes, and mentions Lotion Tablets as a complementary product. Include postal purchase details and a free consultation offer from Buffalo, New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Alene
United States
Woxih
Buffalo
N. Y
RK. V_ Pierce
N.Y
Death Recalls a Legend at Lachniet
Fragmented obituary style text recalls Marstair's passing and a long-ago event at Lachniet. The jumbled lines reference singers, a fire, and a fortune buildup tied to a family, imagery suggesting a dramatic historical recall rather than a clear modern report.
Pekinese Favorite in a Fashionable Dog Scene
A fragmented column notes Pekinese as the favored breed of the moment among various terrier and toy dogs. It discusses fashion, breeding biases, and the allure of show dogs, with mention of a May event and a trend toward statehood for a canine champion amid British vessels in eastern waters manned by Chinese crews.
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Aettine
Pepin
Lee
Iva Fox
WHY SPRAYING PAYS FOR INSECT ENEMIES OF CROP PROTECTION
In this agricultural discussion from Agricultural Epitomist a reader examines how environmental factors affect pest populations and crop yields. The piece argues that pest management, including spraying pesticides, should balance protecting crops with preserving beneficial insects and sustaining long term soil and plant health. It emphasizes natural predators and the risks of overuse of chemicals.
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Aupravell Ateries
Dee
Graery
Jorge Inure Vemler
Fuleyhan
Ty Mary
Mit
Unclear agricultural device praised in farmer note
A garbled farmer’s snippet praises a rear mounted implement as highly needed and thoroughly effective for farm work on described land. The readable portion includes mentions of S. M. Bilingsly and a faded reference to equipment and routine use on the farm.
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S. M. Bilingsly
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised as Effective Remedy
Local readers are promised a cure for catarrh using Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to heal blood and mucus surfaces. Advertisers offer $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, claiming testimonials support its power. Hall's Family Pills are also touted as best.
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Hall
Maine
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Obio
Fragmentary 19th Century Dialogue Notation
A cropped OCR extract shows a casual exchange about visiting an opry house and warding off mubbin theater activity, attributed to a constable and a character named Puck, with archaic spellings and unclear context.
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Opry House
Puck
Balm Cures Blindness Struck Eyes in Hope New Jersey
An ad story from Rahway New Jersey cites Cream Balm by Ely Brothers of New York offering relief after one application for eye irritation. Patient Alyson reportedly felt immediate relief, with the product said to soothe without stinging or causing dizziness. Sold by druggists for 50 cents.
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Druggista
Cts
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Newspaper Interview Frames a Maryland Reciprocity Debate
A Washington reporter, recovering from Langley’s bugcard controversy, visits farm country to interview farmers about reciprocity with Cuba and Canada. He plans to publish how the reformers’ plan could return tariff benefits to rural sections, prompting farmer support for a new law.
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Washington
Prof. Langley
Marylaml
Srupsa
Jone
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence Journal Co. Publishers
J.pierpont Morgan
Pierpont
Russia
Australia
Wes Y Gil
San Domingo
Island
England
Cook County Democracy
Chicago
National Democratic Organization
Bristow
Wi Spillman
Yale Hoch
Boston Herald
Treasury Department
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Horder
Sam
New York Sun
Pension Bureau
Bureau
Dreyfus
French Republic
Kansas City
Vatu
Bryan
Europe
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Coal Trust
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Bridge
Panama
Hook
Bethle
Xeghol
North Carolina
New Jersey
Rhein
Marstair
Chad Ephiad
Rene
Lenden
Ithlers
Willcomb
Green House
Bi Tennessee Street
Hallard
Lawrences
Sam T. Rench
Tennessee
Aikims
John L. Kilworth
Watkins National Bank
F. J. Brown
Topeka
McConnell, Journal Offee
New York Street
Fred Brooks
Pennsylvania Street
Adma G. Clarke
Douglas
Utah
Christian Church
Journal Ofice
W. RB. Stubbs
Conneticut Street
Louisiana Street
Peninsular
Anél Comstock & Castle
O’brien & Co
Indiana Street
Mary
Tvre Poly
Farmer Was
Cuba
Canady
Kaine
Tallater
Poe
Mr. Comrox
Gwendolyn
Washington Star
Goold Neason
E. W. Grove
Lunes
Heltone
Tamoua Perrin
Njall
Acme
Quaker City
Irena
Lee Ward
Drexel
Philadelphia
Phila
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