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Newspaper

Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1887

Page

6

Advice for Erecting Homes on Rural Properties

Practical rules for affordable country housing stressing planning with a skilled architect, site selection, drainage, and south facing layouts. Guidance covers materials wood preferred, cellar drainage, room adjacencies, lighting, stair design, and avoiding exterior follies while prioritizing ventilation and neat interior conveniences. includes cautionary note about using an architect.

Sesson Alumber Sheratonk Ate

Gila Monster Fights Two-Year-Old Alligator at Fish Commission

A rare encounter at a Washington DC Fish Commission building pits a newly arrived Gila monster against a Florida alligator. The 14 inch Gila bites the alligator’s forepaw after contact with its tail. The alligator, suffering venom effects, struggles fiercely before keepers separate them and restore order.

Arizona Florida

Snowshoe Thompson and His Legendary Mountain Leaps

Alpine County Cal. winter sport figure Snowshoe Thompson famed for extreme snowshoe jumps near Silver Mountain. Reports cite a 180 foot leap behind Genoa and multiple fifty to sixty foot clear jumps, highlighted by neighbors and postmaster Merrill as reliable witnesses.

Thompson Sierra Nevada Mountains Silver Mountain Alpine County Cal Snowaboe Thompson W. P. Merrill Woodfords Genoa Mr. Mer- Hill Virginia City Nev

True Girls and Their Duty to Truth and Perseverance

A Victorian call for girls to cultivate truth as their guiding duty and to practice patience gentleness earnestness and perseverance. It argues faithfulness to promises, the value of industry, and steady moral growth from childhood, citing Hamlet and Dickens while urging lifelong usefulness in home and society.

London Polonius Laertes Charles Dickens Eliot Charlee Kingaley

National embroidery on display at Corcoran mansion

A grand contemporaneous tapestry assembled from across the states hangs in the LaFayette Square mansion drawing room. Gold silk canvas, plush lining, and a red yellow silk cord frame the piece while contributors include the wives of Vilna Teller Van Wyck and Vance.

Washington

Dream in a Scarce Market In a Domestic Exchange

A housewife and maid debate a dream about gifts as a playful domestic scene unfolds. The maid reports dreaming the master gave her a shawl and the missus a bonnet for her birthday, prompting a skeptical housewife reaction about dreams.

Sailors Relate Superstitions Tied to Sea Birds

An old captain and reporter discuss marine superstitions about birds. Albatross, sparrows, gulls, ravens and kites are linked to weather, winds and voyage outcomes, with beliefs on omens, luck and signs of land or storms.

Feathered Trive Teall and Express Beilors Bea Jack English Channel

Inside the White House Guards Protecting the President

A Tribune cor respondent details White House security tests and the public’s perception of access. The piece recounts an officer climbing over a back gate to test guards, only to be challenged by watchmen and ushers near the President’s study. It notes the four guards standing between the President and any threat and recalls structural anxieties during a Cleveland administration reception. A dramatic line captures public behavior at events and a woman’s quip about happiness and position.

Tribune Arthur Washington White House Presidential Guiteau Army Cleveland

What pretty children you lend to the minister

In strict chronological order, a fragment from Paul Herald references a proud mother of three, noting money paid to a new minister. It mentions partner names like Gear and a phrase about pretty children, implying a social or literary snippet without full context.

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Dangers of a city missing persons and river lies

A NYPD detective discusses disappearances in New York and a tale of a young man lured by a poor woman into a riverfront dwelling. He escapes when a hidden grip under a bed is broken by a loaded cane, prompting police involvement and a cautious warning about unseen dangers in the city streets. The piece ends with a separate anecdote about a volunteer political worker in Virginia.

New York City Bottes Dana Wallack Thirteenth Street Avenue A Potter's Field New York Stresta Broadway

Fragmentary legal notice from Lawrence city proceedings

Incomplete OCR text shows a justice of the peace named La Steere presiding a February meeting in Lawrence city. The fragment lacks clear action, party names, or dates beyond the month.

Lawrences Douglas Kan the &H Said Mate Atteat - Atry la Steere

Suit Notices and Property Sale Mentioned in Legal Filing

The document lists Mark Wealey Eliza James Rice Birdie Hamitten and heirs of lowet Laah Saule as parties in a lawsuit with a response due by February. It references a court action including a sale of desert land lot 08 31m b 11 in La City of Law Toe and notes Bolon T. Wl as attorney for the plaintiff.

Mark Wealey Eliza James Rice Birdie Hamitten Iiss Ello Iors i. Smith City of Law Bolon T

Publication Notice in Douglas County Court Partition

Notice to Jennie M. Huessy Charles J. Sneey Lydia Athearn Snean F. Athearn Levi Athearn Annie E. Athearn James B. Athearn Frederick G. Athearn Leigh A. Bowes. Edward B. Dean files to partition real estate across multiple lots in Lawrence Topeka and county areas, with specific shares and property descriptions. Respond by pleading or demurring within the court's deadline.

Jennie M. Huessy Charles J. Sneey Lydia Athearn Snean F. Athearn Levi Athearn Annie E. Athearn James B. Athearn Frederick G. Athearn Leigh A. Bowes Douglas County State of Kansas Edward B. Dean Jennie M. Hi Aisth Hasevy Eine Ant Lydia Athearn Susan F. Athearn Thearn Annie E. Athear James Athearn Frederick Lawrence Kanaag van Buren Street Jackson Street Topeka Shawnee County State of Kansas Wien Riley Rani Gifteen Dana Anderson Seccion No Tange No Ny Fe Bier Ger Ely Aty James “Erndry

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