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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1905
Page
2
A scrambled OCR account describes Lawrence presses the Journal and its ties to state and county topics. It notes governor visits, rail and freight issues, and various Kansas political currents, including figures like Rockefeller and Roosevelt, plus local editorials and public notices.
A Good Housekeeping correspondent explains a method to clean lace curtains to look like new. She advises choosing desired length and width, brushing away dust, handling pleats, and ironing cautiously. After washing, air dry on a sunny day, then remove bastings and cut stitches as needed, keeping pairs separate.
Lost items include a beta Bhi pin set with diamonds and emeralds. Finder urged to leave at t t9 otee or J S Houghton 1023 Massachusetts Street. Also a wanted gun for general horse work posted by Mrs Irving Hill Ile Tennessee Street.
A mix of household crafts and food notes. Pillow coverings and embroidery ideas feature linen scrim and opalescent colors with new gingham embroidery. Also included are apple rings prepared from tart apples, frizzled beef, and a note on transferring inter-island traffic to a steamer line in the Philippines with bids planned.
Fragmentary report describes Luzon cottage weavers employing multiple women and girls in Manila and surrounding areas. Many are paid by the piece or on shares, earning roughly one to two shillings daily in American terms, with variability by pattern, time, and skill.
A new secondhand shop by D. Litwin opens at 7734 Massachusetts Street, offering used shoes and clothing for buy, sell, and exchange. Also mentions a travel note to consider convenience and time saving for summer vacations on the Wabash line with through service to New York and Boston.
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