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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
2
The passage presents fragmented opinions on governance, caucus openness, and public figures. It references race and politics in Chicago, a push to silence a lecturer, and critiques of advertising and pay raises. It notes public skepticism about private wealth and accountability, and mentions probate court control over estates.
Topeka residents report busy activity erecting a memorial for Mother Florence who died about a year ago. The piece includes ad copy for cold remedies and hair products amid miscellaneous local chatter and product promotions. It mentions Ely Bros, Foley’s Honey and Tar, and Newbro’s Herpidide, with scattered names like Woodward & Co and Barber & Sus.
Supplemental to the September issue of the Missouri and Kapass Telephone directory list four dozen names. Entries show subscribers with addresses on Main Street, Elm Street, Perry Street, and others. notes include residents and shopkeepers such as Callahan and Anderson, Daugherty, Felix and Son, Henson, McKibany, Roberta, and Varnum among several.
A collage of home care tips and household lore describes pet care, bird handling, and sun exposure, plus recipes for chicken in jelly and salves. It also offers advice on keeping white clothes bright, fresh laundry techniques, and a light digression about a banker and a loan pitch from Morrison and Laman.
A fragmented ad style passage lists bread dressing ideas and kitchen tips. It mentions mixing spices with bread, including pepper and sage, and describes steps to fry or bake a dressing, with references to herbs, moisture, and cooking until done. It ends with an unclear line about a journal column and a weekly price offer.
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