Lawrence News Signals Political Clashes and Local Notices
The Lawrence sheet excerpts political debate and state issues with references to Pennsylvania apportionment fights, Republican and Democratic maneuvers, and editorials. It notes changes in local leadership, calls for numbered houses in Lawrence, and advertises Acker’s remedies and local products. Names include Abelene Gazette and The JOURNAL as sources of commentary. it mentions Dr. Marvin and University matters, plus Eloquence about Grant and Arthur.
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Tur Abelene Gazette
Mays
Kansiy
Marvin
Gazette
University
Manvig
Chicago Tribune
Grant
Arthur
The
Tribune
Evarts
Fetax
Fable and advertisements in a 19th century page
A watch with broken mainspring and defaced face laments to a functioning timepiece stating you must go. The other replies it is the law of its being to go, prompting the battered watch to demand turning the revealed out. Also notes medical and household remedies and a carpenter wanted, with claims from Acker’s English Remedy and Barber Bros. plus a proverb about bread.
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Eawrance
Barber Bros
Testimony to Superior Quality By City Notables
The record notes that well known people in the city and vicinity testify to superiority of the subject, asserting it surpasses all others in use. Strong local figures cited as evidence support the claim of unparalleled excellence.
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Electric Review
Invelda
Serrous
Remarkable Glasses Backed by Local Testimonials
A Kansas City and Lawrence era collection of testimonials praises Professor Samuels glasses for restoring and improving vision in several readers. The letters express relief from defects, declare the glasses superior to prior prescriptions, and urge others with impaired sight to seek his aid.
The Stars Report Samuels Eyes Cure Letters
Kansas City readers recount two cases attributed to Prof. Samuels at the St James Hotel. Joe Bassett claims his son Willie cured of severe childhood eye trouble after six months of glasses with permanent improvement. Dora Dickson says seventeen years of sore eyes vanished in three weeks with Samuels glasses, no other treatment.
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Kansas City
Samuels
B. Betz
First Presbyterian Church
Evening Star
Joe Bassett
James St
Kas
Mr. Bassett
Willie
Pacific House
Tle
Kansas City Star
Dora Dickson
Main Street
Westport
J'rof. Samuels
St. James Hotel
Stat Street
Boston
Henderson
Wyandotte
Sant
Drenderson
Chicago
French Academy of Medicine
Hotel Dien Hospital
Paris
American Agency
Medicine GO
Detroit Mich
Windsor
Traveling Saleaman Brimful of Stories and Grit
A colorful local note extols the Traveling Saleaman as irresistable, full of stories and courage. Burdock Blood Bitters are praised as a taking medicine sold widely. Wirt W. Walton seeks State secretary but faces public indifference.
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Burdock
Wirt W. Walton
Optician H Samuels Receives Patient Praise and Endorsements
Letters from 1882 praise H Samuels, optician, for solving eye problems with glasses. Henry Harriss Warden Kansas State Penitentiary reports ulcerated cornea caused pain and improved reading ability. Jno Francis, state treasurer, and daughter commend the fit and distance vision gains.
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Laxsine
Leavenworth Uo
H. Samuels
Quincy
Henry Harriss
Kansas State Penitentiary
Consultation Free Office Hours In New England
Owing to engagements elsewhere Professor Samuels will remain briefly in his room. He will not attend to business outside his room and has no one connected with him. This follows the free office hour consultation hours from 9 A M to 7 P M N E.
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Prof. Samuels
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