Prohibition politics and local musings in Lawrence Journal
Fragmented article from The Journal of Lawrence Kansas discusses prohibition sentiment, local politics, editorials on judges and printers, and reflections on prosperity. It notes attitudes toward Gov Booth, Tarbel, pipelines, and a curious poem about a dog and a man, all in a late 19th or early 20th century voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAY Healen CO
East
Warren Street
Lawrence
Kansas
The Texas Wonder and Cures for Various Ailments
A collage of advertisements touts The Texas Wonder for bladder troubles and “dr. & w. hall” remedies, plus nostrums for hay fever, colds, and dandruff cures. Slogans tout testimonials, giveaways, and mail orders from New York and Detroit promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
Dr. & W. Hall
Olive Braet
Louis
Museums Transforming Society with Shared Human Spirit
The essay argues that museums have shifted from mere collections to humanized institutions shaping daily life. They now unite art, craft, and life to foster mutual responsibility, empathy, and practical help across ages and nations, promoting universal brotherhood and ethical influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfe
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Universal Brotherhood of Humanity
The Spirit of Lavender in Flower Lore and Humorous Snippets
A collection of quirks on lavender’s scent and origin, brief jokes about romance letters, a tale from Rev. Howe on political sermons, a shop prompt about glue and a humorous French anecdote, followed by an ad for Burr McIntosh Monthly December issue. The piece blends light paragraphs with scattered vignettes and a long-winded product pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avender
Lavare
Nathaniel Howe
Hopkinton
Mr. Howe
Burr McIntosh Monthly
Burr N&intosh
New York City
Tribute to American Boy and Moral Progress
A columnist lauds modern American boys for improved health and character attributing progress to maternal influence. The piece contrasts past and present father roles, praising mothers as catalysts of growth and civility in youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harvey
Northmerican Review
Wanted Classified Notices From Lawrence Journal Readers
Multiple short help wanted and property ads extracted from the Lawrence Journal. Listings include room rentals, domestic work, office and railway clerk prep, secondhand sales, livestock and farm tasks, and cottages for rent across local addresses and telephones.
Missing items and rewards listed in local notices
Lost a ladies gold watch and a bracelet with date April 28 19e5 between Browker's store and Monroe's house with reward. Also a bundle of laundry between Raymonds Drug Store and Dicker’s Store. Return to Accidental reading: Gyo Ind street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymonds Drug Store
Dickers , Store
Bahnkopf's
New York Street
Elgin Movement
T. A
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Lawrence Dally Journal
Offigial
Qufiomal
The
Lawrence Journal Cempany
Brady
Bose
Lawrense
Dod Lommer
Dad Lummaz
Jonation Ciy Unico
Col Aarria
Prohibition
Daves
Gray
Uaruso
Supreme Court
Atate
the Journal
Gov Booth
Jess
Miss Tarvel
Misa Tarball
Raliyion
Alto
Ite
Gustafson
Gostateon
B. W. Grove
Ely
Ely Bros
New York
Foley
Barber & Son's
Keir
Newhro
Herpickte Co
Detroit
Mich
Woodward,& CO
Puck
Bowersock Mills& Power
Jettera
Conscience x
Baumer
Horace Greeley
France
He Han
Miller Reese Hutchinson
Reese
Bay Shore
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Pe WA Talsae
Wuarava
Perfection
Standard Gil Company
Daily Journal
Lawrence Journal
Bell Brothers
Bell Brothers Piano Co
New Hampshire
R I
Bell
J. W. Babcock
Vermont Street
Address 5 Journal
Sol
Cedar Rapids
Laws
W C, Simons
Hell
Genera
Sol Marks
Louisiana Street
Dave Litwin
Maes
L A Perkins
Ball Telephone
Tom
West Side
Tenn Street
Crtel
Francisco
G.gs
Alabama
Alabama Street
Tenpames Street
Tor
University
Tilipoia Street
Mra J J
Gillham
Brock
Call
Call and Sea WT
Wellman
People's State Hank Building
Wales
OmMce
Trovilio
Kreider
Lumberytrd
J. N. Harshbarger
Kans
Okla
Tex
Newdex
Colo
Frank Gee
Kan
Mass
Watkins Old St
Wanaz
Palace of
Santa FE
Kansas City
Union Depot
Geo. C. Bailey
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