Wesley's Working Georgia Mission and Faithful Labor
From John Wesley's Journal: he mastered three languages and taught two, built a house and garden, cut timber, and helped lay roads in Georgia. He preached to Planters and traders, published hymn books, translated hymns, and evangelized widely while enduring storms, floods, and long travel in rough frontier lands.
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Wesley
Oxford
Georgia
London Colonial Office
Savannah
Florida
Jesus Christ
John Wesley
Nehemiah Curnock
Harper's
RESULT OF TOO MUCH MONEY
Prosperity is described as a disease affecting those with excess wealth. A writer in Lippincott's argues it causes blindness to poverty, over-generation of gifts, or hoarding of essentials like wheat. The piece notes sufferers resist treatment due to enjoyment of the condition.
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Lippincott’s
Care of Clocks
Household timekeeper needs regular care to keep accurate time. A responsible family member should wind and regulate it, wind at a fixed time, keep it locked, dust the face and hands, and perform periodic oiling using purified oil mixed with limewater. Apply oil with a camel hair brush after settling.
Memory and Talent Across Minds and Music
The article contrasts memory and intellect with Mozart’s genius at age 12, capable of recalling and variations in a new opera after a single hearing. It notes Blind Tom’s memory but not Mozart’s intellect and includes light humorous quips from Puck's cartoons about prehistoric fashion and social dreaming.
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Mozart
Tom
Liszt
The Secret of Journalism and Work Horses Net $13 500
A light look at newsroom life features a New York office boy Eddie who cannot read papers upside down and is fired after explaining newspapers exist to sell. Also highlighted is two work horses aged 26 and 25 saved from neglect then kept productive at a stock farm, yet returned to routine labor with a $13 500 value in humane care by year’s start.
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New York
Eddie
Exchange
Aqueduct
Subway
O. DL Meijuary
Dr. & Coo
Harris Stock Farm
Kansas State Live Stock Registry
Skeeter
W. H. Harris
Lawrence
Norvar
Miss Sultan
Sultan
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kansas
Ed H. Wester
Kansas State Live Stock Registry Board
Novar
EL Harris
American Trotting Register
Hale
Norval
Coward
Haneas State Agricultural College
Manhatta Kansas
Webster
Funston
Sam Trueblood Jack
Terman Horges
Jack
W. H. Harrie
Old Plaskett Farm
University
Bell
Summer School at Lawrence Business College
Lawrence Business College runs a Summer school throughout the season with regular classes and special work in Penmanship Spelling Arithmetic and Bookkeeping offered to students and the public.
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The
Lawrence Business College
George A. Banks & Gon
Kab Azers
Lawrence
Kansag
Take Journal With You Keeps Readers Informed
An old notice promotes taking the Journal on summer trips, offering home delivery for fifteen cents a month and reminding readers the Journal remains the sole medium to stay connected while away. The ad emphasizes convenience and consistent news access.
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Douch
Lawrence
Zelagoon
Sen
Sen Earts
Free 3.50 Kidney Cure Prescription Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a $3.50 recipe claimed to cure weak kidneys and urinary issues. It promises relief within a week and offers to mail a homemade prescription with a self claimed healing power. The narrator asks readers to send for the recipe and guarantees a private, at home cure.
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A. B. Robinson
6 Per Cent Gold Bonds Offered by Denver Bank
Interstate Savings Bank Bond Dept Denver Colorado offers 6 percent 20 year Gold Bonds in denominations 100 500 and 1000 with semiannual interest. Net earnings will be three times the interest. Market endorsement calls them the best investment today.
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Colorado
Interstate Savings Bank
Denver
Colo
Union Pacific Timetable and Local Notices
The page lists Union Pacific train times for east and west routes with multiple numbered expresses locals and motor cars. It notes arrivals and departures including Denver Limited and Salina local services and a Leavenworth Branch schedule. It also shows two daily accommodations and a legislative election candidate notice for LE Don Carlos and J. J. Bowersnek in the Eleventh district under Republican primaries.
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Denver Limited
St. Louis-Col. Lim
K. C
Atlantic Express
Salina
Pacific Express
J’n’e*t City
St. L-Col. Lim
Leavenworth
Don Carlos
Republican Party
Douglas County Officials and Candidates Seek Republican Primaries
A list of Douglas County contenders for local offices announces candidacies for County Superintendent County Treasurer Clerk of the District Court Sheriff County Clerk County Attorney and related posts. Names include J P Monahan R Hawley C Hosford F Muehheim Eb Pearcy Henry H Asher D F Smith Moss Elmer E Meyers W I L Banning S H Carmean W K Green J P Coffman Edw T Riling Fred A Clarke R E Melvin. August 2, 1910 primaries are noted.
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District Court
Henry H. Asher
Sherif
Douglas County
Elmer E. Meyers
Por
Edw. T. Riling
Local Probate and County Races Announced for Republican Primaries
Notices declare Hingh Means seeking re election as probate judge and J C Moore and C Walton bidding for county commissioner seats, all subject to the August 2 3 1910 Republican primaries. Also includes housing request near the University and various local notices.
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Hingh Means
Tam
J. C. Moore
C. Walton
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Adam
Puck
Pioneer
Mother Gray
Chichester
Sinaia
Union Pacific
Traina Traina
J. J. Bowersnek
J. P. Monahan
Co. R. Hawley
C. Hosford
F. M. Buehheim
Kanwaka Township
C. EB. Pearcy
Willow Springs Township
D. F. Smith
E. Moss
W. Il Banning
S. H. Carmean
W. K. Green
J.P. Coffman
Fred A A. Clarke
M. A. Gorrill
R. E. Melvin
J. Longanecker
Santh
Diy & Cn
Houmat
Janrinal Offier
A. B.C
Amd
Jay
Rviewable
Bell Phone
Notch
C. Wy Babcock
South Vermont Street
Indiana St
Miss. St
TRY Tenn. St
Neva J. Foster
Care Journal
JL. Pinney
New York Street
Queens
Conn
Wm. Miller
Nagene
Tarness
AL Fry
Bo Pliene
Connecticut St
Lamisiana Street
Henry
J. A. Henley
New Hampshire
Barton
J. G. Sutton
Vinland
Kans
B. J. Peterson
Laurence City
Reont House
Vizli Lus
Cottonwood Falls
Vermont Street
Eins
Semh
McQuary, Jn. & Co
Lisegetals
Cir
Blas
Thutedas
JeTerson Amt
Johnson Cowiti
Dr Exchange
McQuiary
Dig & Go
Sean
Por Sale
Nie
Culman
Phoes
Ekdridee House Y Lin
Sagle— Soul
Rey
Bor
Hontie
Kansas Ave
Lee Ied
Louisiana Ste
Williston
Hell
1853
Lee
Louisiana
W. Webster
Bell Wack
Howden
Walll Street
Mae City
Nod Reisons
Ones
C. G. Ulaiwk
Winthrop
G. Alvord
Pascat Celery Phos
Glo
Indiamt
Bell Phone A
Ain
Adifeess Hi Journal
Asserr
UT ML. Hopkins
Benely
Pinckney St
Breeze Dale
sAddress C
Wel Harris
West Warren
D. R. White
Univerad
Toison Tenn. St
South Lawrence
Stanhope
J. H. Bell
W. T. Olmstead
Vermont St
SME Kenticky
Ste Pi Beta Phi Ping
Chiulia
Pendleton
Wiedemann’s
Hie Ky
St. Pensecrete
Journal
Waterman Mountain
Journal Oftiee
Ehain
Methodist Church
A. Tay Jan
Eluak
Call, Journal
Ashland Wilkes
John R. Gentry
Notary Egbert
Jennie Shalton
Ellen Clay
C. M. Gly, Jr
Elion Wallace
Warfield
Fast Express
Fanny
Mike Shina, Jr
Connole
Belvoir
Richland
M. D. Connole
Business Directory
L. MH. Menge
Massachusetts Street
Barker & Means
Attorneys-at-Law
Opera House
Peris
S. T. Gillispie
M. D
Realdenca
Imilana
Ullica
Vermont
Warren Sts
Ralph E. Garnes
PH. G
W. ¥. Leonard
Uillee
City Drug Store
Hisidence
Louisiang
Hones
Unite
Real«lange
City and Country
C. J. Simmons
Mass
City
F. O. Morse
Woodward & Co
G. W. Jones
F. A. Building
Bell and Home
J. R. Bechtel
Massachusetts
Tenneskee Wheel
R. M. Morrison
Regal
Overton & Leigh
Keefe
Bonnelly &Sros
Winthrop Sta
Kana
E. Moak
Monk ‘Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Keister College
M. Brockeleby-Wilson
Sir Mans
Mme. Celvster
Lawrance Huse
Ohio SL
Lawrence House
Dale
B. Wagner
A. L. Selig
Engst
Henry & Mags
Chide Nang Way & Light
Wellman & B Architects
Merchants Bank
William T. Sinclair
D. RB. White
Tenn
Power
A. W. G. Plank
Uni
Dee
Hugh Blair
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