Faith You Can Depend Upon the Word of this Lawrence Citizen
Lawrence reader Hoethas testifies to the merit of Dean's Kidney Pills after two years of backache. A customer from Elm Street reports relief after purchasing at Dick Street drug store on Massachusetts. Foster, Milburn Co. Buffalo, is sole US agent. remember the name Duan's.
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Lawrence
Hoethas
H. 5
Whitbeck
Elm St
Dean
Dick Lito
Mastachusetts Street
Devors
Foster-Mibourn Co
Buffalo
United States
Duan
Railroad Time Table Amid March Dates and Express Services
A railroad timetable fragment lists multiple express and passenger trains with Kansas City Chicago routes, noting daily and Sunday exceptions, and identifying stations such as Lawrence, Leavenworth, and Topeka. It references specials like Texas Express and California Exgress, with partial numbers and times.
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Kansas City
Mae Thaine Westilos
PoéCol
Utah & Tex
California
Solav Topeke Express
Lawrence Brendie
Eapres Dally
Suburban Postal Notice on Carrier Duties and Fees
A terse reader notice to subscribers explains that carriers do not have priority to collect money before delivery and warns that collectors cannot demand payment ahead of service. The fragment hints at town-related duties and subscription terms.
Notice to Subscribers on Delivery and Billing Changes
Notice warns subscribers of changes to newspaper delivery and billing for ad hoc charges. It states missed papers will be addressed by the Journal, asks subscribers to edit bills from carriers, and notes advance payment requirements for certain services. It applies to all subscribers in the town and mentions selective delivery to specific sections.
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Journal
Edact
Carriera
Turn of a Valve Makes Fire Quick or Slow
The passage extols turning a gas stove valve to control fire speed from slow to moderate to quick. It emphasizes instant fuel readiness, easy adjustment, and simple extinguishing by turning the valve. The tone is promotional for convenient, precise flame control.
Telephone as wine tester in Paris lab discovery
Paris laboratory director M Maneuvrier claims an infallible method to test wine watering via telephone. Two vessels compare samples: pure wine against the sample under test. if water is present the device emits sound, intensifying with higher water content.
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Rome
Paris
London
M. Maneuvrier
Paria Faculty of Sciences
M. Maneuvyrier
Fragmented ad laden page fragment with scattered travel and remedy notes
Fragmented OCR shows varied content from travel rates and rail routes to old time medical cures. Names of cities and regions appear with prices like 2250 and 25.00, plus references to a Pacific railway route and a drug extract. Readable items include travel listings, remedies, and contact cues for ticket agents and depots.
Lost salmon recaptured tale from Square Lake chase
Capt Charles P Morrie of Charles Town Mass reports a landlocked salmon capture near Square Lake in Aroostook County. While fishing with Col S Fred Cummings and guide, a large salmon fought an hour and a half before Morrie landed it. The event sparked debate over the fish’s pattern and authenticity.
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Charles P. Morrie
Charlestown
Mass
Morris
Fshing
Square Lake
Aroostonk County
S. Fred Cummings
Ameland
Morris Revelvert
Frank Wheeter
Washinton
Adel Ceoree Tally of
Gray
Cou
Murrache
Sayre - Cat
Merrie
Old age romance ends in tragedy at double wedding
Theomert Oathy Ninety and Miss Terhune of Garrick Terhune faced a doomed plan as a celebrated forty birthday event turned fatal. Dr. Garrick Terhune of New Teanawlek, the fiancé, died after a medical crisis that halted the wedding. Terhune proclaimed she would never marry, yet her relatives gathered as the bridal train faded amid the tragedy.
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Garrick Terhune
New Teanawlek
Wena
Stocking Room Opening Promised by New Bank Branch
A curious notice describes a novel stocking room at a new branch of a bank, touted as a novelty in its design. The description hints at a women’s involvement, local readers’ interest, and plans for a grand opening in the near future with various features and arrangements.
Rights and marriage vows clash in stranger 19th century tale
Bride objects to surrendering control as Edwin Stanton Rose drafts a personal rights memorandum for his wife and Katherine Fisher Ross outlines prerogatives. Amid legal and household tensions, editorials, ads, and humorous quips reflect society’s views on marriage, gender roles, and politics.
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Ateied
Abel Wan
Stantia Hoes Bothood Hreidyan
Preg Fry
Cot
Mrs. Ross
Edwin Stanton Rose
Father of the Banjo Frank Converse Dies in New York
Frank B Converse known as the father of the banjo died in New York City. Born in 1837 in Westfield Massachusetts he rose from minstrel performer to developer and teacher of the instrument shaping its early form. His widow Harriet Maxwell Converse is noted as an author and Indian lore authority.
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Vagatr
Elie Piper
New York City
Frank B. Converse
New York Sun
Mr. Converse
Westfield Mass
Charles Converse
Elmira
London
Pony Moore
Christy Company
Converse
Harriet Maxwell Converse
Tibbons
Women workers in the U S postal service
The Chicago Tribune notes women hold the largest share of workers in postal service roles with many as mail wagon drivers and rural post office leaders. Experts in the dead letter office are also women, handling thousands of misrouted pieces yearly and ensuring proper destinations or return to senders.
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United States Postal Service
The
Chicago Tribune
Pertore
Pete Son Watlhd
Mexe Wanfy
Alkmaar Cheese Market Draws Peasants In Colorful Pageant
A chaotic montage describes Alkmaar largest cheese market with peasants loading, unloading, and selling wheels of cheese amid bells and crowd. Export figures across Atlantic and Mexican borders are cited, plus diversions on industry and early 20th century trade. Mentions of imports via Atlantic ports and evolving ax technology appear alongside quips and ad blurbs.
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Alkmaar
Holland
Areute
Gala
Tire
Mhaty Ted
Galninn
Atlantic
de Huston
Norfolk
Pacific
United States
Allied Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Across States
The Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes have long allied and intermarried, sharing some language via a common lingua franca. Some Arapahoe bands reside in Wyoming on a reservation while others join Cheyennes in Oklahoma. They are generally more compliant with U.S. governance, seen as religious and industrious, but face high tuberculosis and rising death rates.
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Saya
Wyoming
Oklahoma
True but not biblical lines in common proverbs
A fragment discusses misattributed and mistaken Bible phrases. It cites lines like That he who runs may read and a nation shall be born in a day, noting Sterne and a French proverb as prior sources. The piece argues these phrases are widely misread as biblical.
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Sterne
Baya
Chilengo
Toore
Hibbest
Cardui
Cs Tt
North
Chucago
Cardai
Cardia
Bax
Opium Addiction and Medical Misuse Reported Across Subjects
A compact survey outlines opium users as three groups: pipe, syringe, and swallowed forms, with smokers being the largest group. Dr. Joliffe estimates 24,000 addiction cases in New York City. Vermont opium sales per adult appear high and tied to nonmedical use. The report also touches on sea serpent tales, Sharpshooter firing positions, and remedies like Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, plus warnings about kidney disease and Foley’s Kidney Cure.
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Joliffe
New York City Hospital
Vermont
Timpton
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