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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
3
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The notes describe multiple club meetings including Review Club with programs on Eggleston and Thomas Bailey Aldrich, a Quivera Club event with papers on Josiah Flynt and railroad questions, and Twenty-Third Century and Ladies Literary League discussions. The Round Table Club featured an art exhibit lecture by Professor Grafton and remarks on Italian art.
Miss Maud Shaler led the Ventura Club gathering Tuesday afternoon with a social toll call on current events. The remainder of the meeting featured two papers read aloud.
On a Tusslay afternoon the No Name club met with Mrs. Fred G. Alford. Members discussed current events and recent novels while Mrs. We Jy Rusch read an instructive paper on Hospitals and Schools of Ching.
Mrs May Belleville Brown writes that traveling libraries reports show a better class of books read while popular novels remain read. She notes rising interest in Bible study among library patrons and says inquiries come from the Belgian minister of the interior and the Yamaguchi Japan public library about reports and maintenance methods.
An old newspaper-style notice urges that constipation and liver torpor lead to appendicitis and claims Dr King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular digestion. Available for 25 cents at Barber and Son’s drug store.
An old physician advertises Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder trouble claiming kidney disease causes heart and lung issues. The copy asserts relief from urinary symptoms and promises a free sample bottle and booklet by Adee Mer Co of Binghamton.
A local Lawrence resident testifies to kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. The letter praises the medicine's effects and urges readers to buy from Loake Bros. Drug Store, noting 30 cents per box and listing Foster-Milburn as the New York sole distributor. The endorsement claims strong improvements and invites others to call on interested parties.
A Wood Indiana resident, Ake, reports severe lung hemorrhages eased by Foley’s Honey and Tar after other remedies failed. He credits the product with restoring sound lungs and warns against substitutes.
A jumble of claims touts Vole's Kidney Cure as preventing danger from kidney disease and restoring health, with Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky praising Foley's Kidney Cure as permanently curing his kidney disease. A stray line mentions a barber and a girl in an unrelated context.
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls hardship during 1847 cough and fever days. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a quick cure after one bottle. Barber & Son’s Drug Store guarantees the remedy with trial and full sizes.
A vintage notice warns against mercury based ointments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes counterfeit imitations.
An 1907 advertisement extols Ken and Orion Laxative Fruit Syrup for stomach and liver relief and digestion aid. It claims cures for indigestion and headaches with no nausea or gripping and promotes mild, pleasant use. Also notes testimonials from users and lists Barbe & Son druggists.
April 1907 ordinance 265 lists special assessments for grading curbing and paving Hancock Street from Louisiana to Indiana and Oread Avenue from Hancock to Lee. The schedule assigns charges to lots abutting the streets including lots in Oread Addition, Great Heights, and Oread Heights with varying amounts, totaling numerous individual parcel assessments and paving costs.
A compendium of old fashioned cures lists relief methods for rheumatism stomach pain eye trouble and toothache. Advice includes warm coal oil compresses hot tea or milk washes and flannel applications along with tonics like apples cider prunes ginger and lemon juice to ease various ailments.
The passage emphasizes serving hot food without compromise and provides a detailed recipe for apple fritters. It covers keeping dishes hot, methods to prevent cracking, and a full batter steps including flour salt milk yolks butter, beaten eggs, and frying method with drainage and sugar. It stresses finishing gravies hot and using citrus juice.
An ordinance lists specific land parcels in the Oread Addition including portions of lots 9 10 and 4 in block 3 and other blocks. It outlines tax roll certification after August 25 and biannual thresholds for the years following, plus effective date upon publication.
The Daily Journal reports a District Court publication notice in Douglas County Kansas. Plaintiff James Ross seeks to quiet title to extensive real estate holdings including sections 5 and 8 in town twelve range nineteen, with 111 acres total. Defendants must answer by April 30, 1907 or judgment will be entered. A. C. Wilson is attorney. clerk Henry H. Asher signs. Also a pardon application for J. M. McAuliff, convicted of assault and wounding, requests a pardon from Governor E W Hoch, filed March 29, 1907 in Lawrence Kansas.
Notice is given that Woodward & Co doing business as Woodward Pharmacy at Huatts Street in Lawrence Kansas filed an application to sell intoxicating drinks for medicinal and mechanical purposes only. Probate Judge to hear petition on Thursday May 2 1907 at 10 AM in Lawrence.
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