26 Jul 1885
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1885
Page
1
A chaotic miscellany reports a cyclone near Caldwell with a house moved intact and occupants unharmed, then shifts to politics with Emory Storrs and local election intrigue, plus commentary on Grant, the Republican party, and press sensationalism.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure Bright’s disease urinary complaints and weak backs, pledging permanent relief. It notes purifying the blood and regulating bowels with direct action on nerve parts, listing Barber Brothers as sellers and Dr. Black relocating to 801 Massachusetts Street to see patients.
A lyric reflecting dawn’s glow and inner struggle. The speaker battles fatigue, vows renewed strength, and seeks divine aid to overcome pain. Names Sarah Jt Hobart and The Current appear as publication credits amid a poetic meditation on resilience and eventual triumph.
A poor wife yearns for elegance and social standing and inherits a costly necklace to attend a minister's ball. After losing the jewel and years of toil to repay a replacement, she discovers decades later that the original was fake, revealing fate hinges on a single, small thing.
Brakeman Schultz recalls a 2-year-old Montana division incident aboard a Northern Pacific passenger train near Miles City. Cowboys in buckskin marched aboard, seized the conductor, tied passengers, used prongs on feet, and shot out the lights in a mischief filled fatalistic ride.
A swallow snatches wood from a sheep provoking anger the sheep calls out. The swallow questions the sheep about stealing wool via the shepherd. The tale implies why large thefts go unpunished while small ones are harshly punished. Teres Siflings notes. Miss Minnie Vorhin wins prize for essay at Elite college by delivering her own composition from Echouer's Magazine.
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