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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
4
The text urges men to avoid neglect and violent drugs by keeping Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery on hand for early signs of illness. It claims the medicine sharpens the blood and nerves, builds solid tissue, and is safer than liver oil or harsh remedies. It includes testimonial praise from a Nelson Springs resident grateful for the medicine.
In efforts to improve regular delivery, the Journal asks patrons missing their paper by o clock each evening to notify the office. The aim is to ensure earlier delivery and address gaps caused by hills or carrier issues. Community notices request accurate, prompt reporting of non receipt.
Washington from England reports that Gen. Davis urged continued food distribution in Puerto Rico due to starving inhabitants. He proposed public works to cover three months of relief and a shipment of 57 tons of rice codfish and warm liquid, citing industrial hardship and migration to towns.
An old advertisement touts Os Aredes Bare salve as effective for cuts bruises boils ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns piles and more. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists a price of 25 cents per bottle offered by Berber Boon.
Gen Ballington Hooth, leading figure among the Voluntares of America, is described as receiving supreme commendation from the group. The text recounts his ascent from private to sergeant within the ranks and notes post orders and promotions involving fellow officers. The narrative blends dialog and recollection of Hooth’s influence and the Volunteers’ regard for his leadership.
A blind girl pianist, supported by Mrs Schlosser, faces pressure from an agent to accept a new plan for installments or risk hunger. The story centers on payments, alleged deception, and the charity of a benefactor who promises help after hearing the girl play.
The armored cruiser New York to retire as flagship of the North Atlantic squadron. The new battleship Kearsarge will assume command with Admiral Farquhar transferring his flag. The New York, in West Indian waters, sails for New York for orders and will reach Brooklyn yard in April.
A Manhattan Buildings Committee plans a trial of shower baths in select public schools on the Lower East Side. The layout uses curtained playground sections as dressing rooms with needle baths. The city grill would supply hot and cold water, or children may bring towels. The effort aims for sanitary improvement at moderate cost.
A series of notes from W. E. Brown of Michigan argues for expanding cattle hide use in robe making. He cites improved tanning, pure Galloway blood, reduced middleman profits, better durability, and mothproof processes as drivers for growth. He urges breeders to supply pure stock and eliminate barbed wire scars. Hog management tips follow, emphasizing feeding doors to improve hog health and profits.
We recite essential hotbed practices with manure heat layers and wooden frames. The piece covers pit depth, drainage, sashes and air ventilation, temperature targets for tomatoes and other crops, and care tips for preventing overheating. It also discusses Meehan's orchid Cypripedium Insigne as a popular house plant and winter tree trimming guidance. It closes with cellar storage for plants and a March rail fare notice.
Australia hosts a diverse insect fauna with about joi species described as plentiful in New South Wales and coastal regions. The article notes rich beetles, bees, dragonflies, and butterflies, plus a vivid Ornithoptera richmondia form, and mentions colonial collections in Sydney. An Albany doctor anecdote extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a child with croup, boosting local use.
A secretary of war faces a dilemma over whether the United States is in a state of war, affecting soldiers’ discharge options and potential pay reductions. The issue centers on timing of peace versus war and the department’s pending rulings on several discharge applications.
Damaged text references military terms and weapons but is largely unreadable. It mentions relatives, weapons like swords and battleaxes, and a likely casualty context, yet key names, places, dates, and actions are missing or garbled. The piece appears to be a partial public or military notice with no coherent event details.
Fragmentary OCR reads as scattered notes with time markings and foreign phonetics. It mentions a Sunday exception and references multiple garbled names and places, offering no coherent event or identifiable entities.
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