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Newspaper

Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1887

Page

8

Ancient gold diggers in Africa reveal prehistoric civilization

Remarkable ruins found south of the Zambesi stretch inland 400 miles with 30 to 50 foot towers and walls built of granite blocks. Inscriptions are suspected around Manica. gold mines surround the sites. Scholars debate builders, proposing Phoenician origins and ancient civilization prior to Christian era.

Africa Zambesi River Selous Erskine Mauch Baines Mohr O'Neill Sofala East Africa Carl Mauch Manica Assyria Sun

Old German violin tied to Goeller family saga

Kingston Freeman reports a remarkable tale of an instrument made in Germany in 1606 likely the oldest violin in Ulster County owned by John Goeller of Rondout. The violin’s journey includes a 1820 cloister discovery, a heroic fire rescue, Ole Bull’s attempted purchase, and a family vow to keep it in the Goeller line. Also noted: Miss Julia Malcolm from New Haven sold Colorado land for $250,000.

Germany Ulster County John Goeller Rondout Young Goeller Goeller George Goeller New York Cimttham Street Mr. Goeller John Kingston Freeman Julia Malcolm New Haven, Conn Colorado Hartford Cowrand

Pen and Scissors and Patent Medicine Ads in 19th Century Public Notices

A fragmented page lists medicinal claims and endorsements for Ely s Cream Balm Parker s Hair Balsam and Parker s Tonic along with brief notices about pardons in 1887 and a Missouri railroad controversy. It also notes the Missouri divisions of the Sons of Veterans meet in St Joseph June 13 14 and highlights Bar ber Bros free Kemp s Balsam sample and Brandreth s Pills for various ailments.

World’s Dispensiary Medical Association Buffalo N.Y Missouri Sons of Veterans St. Joseph

Electrical Bitters touted as cure in Kentucky almanac style notice

A Kentucky man claims long term phthisis and diabetes sufferings improved after six bottles of Electric Bitters, gaining eighteen pounds and crediting the remedy with saving his life. Barber Bros advertises the product at fifty cents, alongside Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Kemp’s Pile Suppositories, each with local sale notes. The text also notes a coal prospecting company in Hale and a Clinton County Shorthorn Breeders sale tradition.

D. I. Wilcoxson Horse Cage Barber Brn Bose New London Conn Kemp Lawrence Barber Bros

Don’t Experiment With Your Lungs Or Health

A fragmented ad filled with patent medicine claims warns against cheap imitations of Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and urges insisting on the genuine product for throat and chest afflictions. It also promotes Dr R V Pierce s Favorite Prescription for female weakness, touts B B B Blood Poison remedy, and includes a dubious offer to send a free cure for youth indiscretions by Rev Joseph T Inman in New York City.

Dr. King Barber Bros. Dru Rai Loulaville Courier-Journal Aaga Democratic Party R. V. Pierce Atchison Globe San. Amenca Joseph T. Inman New York City

Boils and Felons Take Center Stage in Nye Column

Bill Nye humorously reflects on seven boils blooming at the back of his neck in Asheville and the absurd remedies tried. He links the affliction to climate, notes the vanity of healing efforts, and riffs on how boils and felons appear in all ranks of society, ending with a wry anecdote from Chicago News.

Tam Asheville N.C Far West Shaye Denison Bill Nye Chicago News

Athlophoros Promises Cure for Rheumatism and Headache

An old advertisement extols Athlophoros as the sole reliable remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and nervous headaches. It cites testimonials from Englewood Kansas and Cedar Rapids Iowa about dramatic relief and urges readers to buy from druggists or the Athlophoros Co. in New York, listing prices 1.00 per bottle and 0.50 for pills.

Ely C Biathews Justice of the Peace Shenandoah Iowa Hopkins C. Avenue Cedar Rapids Athlophoros Co Wall St New York

No Cold Feet Magnetic Belts and Insoles Ad

A vintage ad offers Magnetic Ingales and Kidney Belts to treat rheumatism cold feet and poor circulation without medicine. It promises rapid warmth within minutes and urges sending a dollar plus shoe size for mail delivery, plus requests for circulars and testimonials.

Express der Direct

Admission of a Witness in a Murder Trial

A defense witness testifies in a Texas murder case about the accused and the victim. The witness describes the victim as in poor health and doubts the exact cause of death. A second fragment mentions a $1,000,000 gas pipeline project from the Big Sandy region to Cincinnati, about 180 miles away.

Texas Big. Sandy Cincinnati

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