Lawrence Journal Go. Publishers a P The JouERAE
The Journal boasts a long history and daily weekly editions with different publication schedules, promising comprehensive coverage through Associated Press reports and a large staff. It notes subscription terms, distribution by carrier, and financial interests including a $100,000 mortgage on Zion City and assorted weather and national news items.
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Kansas News Roundup on Court, Libraries and Oil Fuel
Kansas Supreme Court holds bribery offers not a crime for the giver but a grave felony for the payer. Iola voters will decide on accepting a Carnegie library gift. Debate continues over Cortelyou as postmaster general and Rockefeller oil interests in Kansas. Calls grow for an independent refinery to counter Standard Oil and aid local producers.
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Japan Sete and Lipserver Stark Patents in Odd Ad Copy
Odd historical advertisement fragment extols Lipserver's Stomach Bitters and Brudock Blend Utterern as cures for appetite loss, indigestion, and general debility. It notes winter distress relief for unemployed workers, with German relief practices and labor colony mentions, finishing with a stray railroad-era thrill line.
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Ely's Cream Balm Advertised Relief for Catarrh
An advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm cures catarrh affecting nose throat and hearing. Testimonial from Mrs. Franklin Freeman of Dover NH praises quick relief after first application. The notice touts the product as non irritating and available at druggists or by mail from Ely Brothers 56 Warren Street New York.
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Electricity and Bread Reform Whitening Through Electrochemistry
The Paris Academy reports experiments using electricity to whiten bread flour by exposing it to electrified air and ozone. Results show whiter flour but inferior taste and odor compared with traditionally treated flour. Phosphorus levels remained same, yet fat and resinous substances varied, with some samples rancid or discolored.
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Decline Through Debt Yet Their Fashionable Rise Ends
A fragmented reminiscence portrays a family’s descent into bankruptcy after living beyond means to impress others. They overextended on luxuries, ran up store debts, and avoided asking for receipts, fearing judgment. The father’s episodic splurges defined their collapse and loss of homes.
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Weather tipped stock scheme and royal notes
A Victorian era column mocks a weather forecaster turned stock tipster, contrasts a lavish New York dinner of solid gold tableware, and notes royal private communications. It mentions King Edward’s aides and the practice of burning or burying intimate documents, plus a health advert and Thatcher's Island lore.
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Shipwreck with Cape Ann family saved. 21 perish
A doomed voyage began on a late summer day as the craft beat out of Ipe wich bay. A sudden August storm drove the vessel onto rocks near Thatcher Island. 21 passengers including Rev. John Avery and his family perished. Mr. Thatcher and his wife survived, later moving to Marblehead and Yarmouth. The Avery name remains in the region and twin lighthouses near Cape Ann were lit in 17 shortly after.
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Swedish Copper Industry Faces Foreign Dependency Shift
Survey of Sweden's copper sector notes low ore production and reliance on imports. Rising copper prices could push annual import value to 7 to 8 million crowns, prompting calls to expand domestic output and curb foreign demand. Also mentions savings banks, Pompeii bread discovery, and assorted local notices.
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Calumet Baking Powder and Balloon Flight Fantasies
A garbled 19th century style piece mentions Calumet Baking Powder and a mock trial of Loney at Aust tett qrigie amiriced. It references a Madrid balloon ascent, a Madrid correspondent, and Senoreopnidas de Masa buying a Paris balloon for experiments. A health ad urges relief from rheumatic pain with Chamberlain’s Pal o Balm and notes medical cautions on heat for frost bite and freezing injuries. A Davenport, Iowa excerpt praises Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma and a testimonial from Adolph Buesing.
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Terrapin Ponds Supplying Bellevue Stratford Hotel
The Philadelphia Telegraph reports the Bellevue Stratford hotel has subterranean terrapin ponds holding about 6,000 diamond back turtles. Some are seven inches across and cost 85 per dozen, while smaller ones run 45 per dozen. The value is near 30,600 and supply will come from wine-cellar ponds tended by steward Martin McLaughlin as owners wait to raise their own.
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Dean's Remembered Name Sparks Quiet Recognition
A brief item notes the name Dean's appears in a local memory piece, with readers urged to recall a familiar person bearing that surname in the community. No dates or locations are provided.
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