Lawrence Daily Journal publication note and dates
The Lawrence Daily Journal describes itself as the oldest widely known paper, noting its history, publication frequency, and delivery terms. It outlines that the Journal is published every evening except Sundays, with a weekly edition issued Saturday, and that the paper reaches every post office in the county. Address: The Journal, Lawrence, Kansas, October 9, 1885.
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Old Home Week in Lawrence Proves Remarkably Successful
Lawrence reflects on Old Home Week as one of the citys most successful events with huge crowds fine weather and broad business promotion. Parades school day festivities and the Haskell and Maskell Indian Band displays drew praise though some merchants regret uneven benefits. Officials consider expanding horticultural and agricultural exhibits for next fall while praising Kansas University spirit and discipline during celebrations.
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Climate praised by Gen Wood in Philippine report
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood debunks the climate doom theory in a war department regent report. He cites years of tropical service showing excellent troop health, due to boiled water and mosquito bars, and argues climate is not a health limiter for continued field duty in the Philippines. He notes sickness is rare in field conditions and malpractices blamed on climate are misleading.
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Philppines
Vanilla culture in Hawaii experiment may mean much
E H Edwards a Seychelles planter, impressed by Kona, plans to introduce vanilla to Hawaii. He shipped about 11600 cuttings from Fiji, but a quarter died en route due to poor handling. Labor in Hawaii is stated as high, affecting prospects.
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Unclear historical clipping on trade and tech notes
The fragment discusses price and yield of a crop at $1.60 per pound and notes about Manila workers building electric railway facilities. It mentions teak used in carBarns and a contrast of wages under Spanish rule, plus a brief aside about Ely's Cream Balm and Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as patent remedies.
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Manila
Great Manila Cargoes Stir Boston Harbor Trade Hopes
Boston Transcript notes the steamships Mississippi and Missouri in Boston harbor as signs of growing U S commerce with the Philippine islands. Reports massive hemp shipments valued around 809000 dollars each, and foresees a developing transpacific trade aided by Boston and New England capital.
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Wanted and For Sale Notices From a Local Hotel and Laundry
Wanted dining room help at Santa Fe hotel. Wanted girls for Wilfer Bros. laundry. Apply at once. For sale two oak heaters good as new dresser and commode lar gains nine North Lt Street or phone red 925. For rent eight room house in good neighborhood 25 Mississippi Street. Inquire 931 Louisiana Street.
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Porto Rico Finances Reported For 1903 04 Insular Treasury Balance
William P L Willoughby Porto View treasurer outlines the island’s fiscal year 1903 finances in a census bureau bulletin. Beginning balance 1 358 409 dollars with most from trust funds, total receipts 3 427 400 and total expenditures 3 600 832 leaving a new year balance of 1 (note: summary reflects the readable figures and structure of the fiscal report).
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Puffer Skin Lantern and Panama Canal Race Tale
The article describes making a lantern from a big puffer fish skin by inflating, drying, and shaping it into a globe with fins and a back opening for light. It then shifts to a Panama Canal motif, recounting the Oregon’s Spanish War voyage around Cape Horn, highlighting the 59 day, 14,000 mile detour, and the need to reach Cuban waters in time for the battle.
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University of Kanyan Football Wins Two On Saturday
Freshman team led by Shorty Hamil defeated Haskell Indian second team at McCook Field 26 to 70 in a fast, one sided contest. Regular team beat Arkcores University at Fayetteville Arkansas by a narrow margin. Kaosho team played Drury College at Springfield Missouri. Journal notes readers interest and reflects religious tone about Guam mission. calls for churches schools and American female educators to aid settlement progress.
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Digging the Panama Canal and the Welfare Focus
A Youth's Companion note recalls early Panama Canal plans shifting from the shovel to sanitation and housing for workers. It highlights a new welfare department, supervisor, and provisions for wholesome conditions, food at cost through commissary stations, and rapid strides in social and logistical preparations even as engineers debate sea level versus locks.
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Prison-Made Twine Aims to Cut Costs for Minnesota Farmers
A report states prison plants in Minnesota will produce 11,000,000 pounds of twine this year. The output will let farmers save about $275,000 but will cause wage curtailment for regular twine factory workers.
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Cooking and Medicine Tips from a 19th Century Page
The passage gives archaic kitchen instructions for broiling thick steaks with onion garnish and a method for making light meringue cookies, followed by medical notes warning about mercury in remedies. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo and notes a new secondhand store at 9734 Massachusetts Street.
Are You Going East
In making your arrangements for your vacation this summer, consider convenience and saving time. The Wabash offers its own rails to St Louis Detroit Toledo Pittsburg and Buffalo in the shortest line with the best time and accommodations. Through service to New York and Boston. Ask your local ticket agent for tickets over the Wabash.
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Pittsburg
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