The Stomach Churn Metaphor in Medical Claims
A verbose advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All-Healing Salve, linking a foul stomach to widespread disease. It argues the remedy purifies blood, cures skin ulcers, boils, and humors, and cites testimonials from Dr. Pierce and Dr. Fyfe about Unicorn root and other ingredients. Recommends mail request for a free booklet of extracts and advocates favorite prescriptions for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Golden
Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce
J. V. Pierce
XN. Y
Vierce
John Fyfe
Ecrectic Medical Review
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
M. D
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Rag Moffin social draws many visitors in Lawrence
The Rag Moffin social drew a crowded crowd with lively chatter as residents like Mamie Carpenter and Helen Gill visited. Names such as Rev Scott of Baldwin, Geo Priestly, and Mrs Sturdy appear among local happenings and small-town visits across Lawrence and nearby towns.
The Richest Man In The World Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure as essential for kidney health claiming it can prevent kidney failure. It includes a testimonial from Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky asserting permanent cure of kidney disease and promotes Barber & Son as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Barber & Son
Thieves Enter St Lawrence’s Grocery through Cellar
Sneak thieves entered St Lawrence’s grocery store in the 600 block on Mass street and took a small sum from the cash register, about sixty cents. Nothing else missing though goods may have been taken. They entered via the cellar and exited through the back. No clues as to the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence’s
Mass. Street
Neighborhood Favorite Electric Bitters Praised Locally
Mrs E D Charles of Harbor Maine says Electric Bitters is a neighborhood favorite and deserves wider use. It provides quick relief in dyspepsia liver complaint kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and debility and acts as a thorough blood purifier as a spring medicine. Available at Barber Son's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Charles
Harbor, Maine
Electric Bitters
Barber & Son’s
Willard W. G. T. A. Meeting Set For Friday
The Willard W. G. T. A. meets Friday April 10 1908 at 2 30 p m in the committee room of the First Baptist church Lawrence Kansas A full attendance of all members is required. Mrs Kate Stone Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Kansas
Publication Notice in Kansas Case Involving Bow er and Canty
The State of Kansas to Jackson Bower Mary Bower Peter Canty and Canty his wife Ephraim Scudder and Mrs Scudder his wife whose first names unknown to plaintiff if alive and if dead then their unknown heirs devisees administrators executors and trustees You are hereby notified that Mary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Jackson Bower
Mary Bower
Peter Canty
Doan's Kidney Pills touted for female kidney health
A Lawrence testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills cure back pain near the kidneys and relieve urinary issues. Mrs. C A Jennings describes years of pain, night awakenings, and scalding secretions, noting improvement after using Doan's pills bought at Dick Bros. Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. distributes in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Lawrence
C. A. Jennings
Ohio St
Kan
Dick Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dvean
Personal News Roundup From Topeka Area
A collage of short notes lists residents visiting and traveling. Watson Campbell fetes last night at his Atlas home for ten cents. Amusdia visits Wichita. A Monroe went to Kansas City this morning. Mrs David Perkins returned home from St Joseph after visiting relatives. Mrs Habba and daughter seen en route to Kansas City. Professors Newton visiting Kansas City. Mrs Woodward back from Seabreeze, Phoodda, visiting Chester Woodward in Topeka. Miss Bernice Fluke arrived from Topeka to visit Lawrence friends. Mundy headed to New York for an extended stay. Carl Gracher on business trip to Cheyenne. Will Spalding couple in Topeka for the day. Miss Owen McNite home in Washington after sister visit. Elmer Ray back from Topeka business trip. Mrs Clitus Slosford to Oskaloosa to visit parents. Anttie Miller to Kansas City for a visit. Murray Connelly left for Oklahoma City. John Darrough visiting Kansas City. Clyde Keiler Hal Clark Wilbur Judy in Ottawa for a Sunday visit. Fred Aptis visiting in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Gilmore back in Kaw Valley after winter in St Petersburg Fla with daughter Mrs Allen. Herb Ellis off to Kansas City for a visit. ALJ Deay and Merman Schmidt from Endura here yesterday. Charles Moss from Baldvia yesterday.
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Watson Campbell Fett
Tles
Kansas
Amusdia
Wichita
A. Monroe
Kansas City
David Perkins
St. Joseph
Mes. W. Habba
Profs
My.hovies Newton
Woodward
Chester Woodswixrd
Topeka
Capital
Bernice Fluke
Topekin
Lawrence
Thomas
Dase
Gary
Oklahoma
Mundy
New York
Carl Gracher
Teddy
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Will Spalding
Topeka Yesturdny
Owen McNite
Washington
Ethel McNitt
Elmer Ray
Tope
Clitus Sllosford
Oskalonsa
Florida
Anttie Miller
Murray Connelly Teft
Oklahoma City
John Darrough
Clyde Keiler
Hal Clark
Wilbur Judy
Ottawa
Fred Aptis
Tola
Jam Gilmore
Kaw Valley
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mrs. Allen
Herb Ellis
Alj. Deay
Merman. Schmidt
Endura
Charles Moss
Baldvia
Strong Case in Preliminary Hearing on Express Messenger Murder
Marton Kansas April 9. William T Carr faces trial for the murder of Express Messenger Ozcar A Bailey aboard Santa Fe No 113 on March 20. State witnesses lay a detailed circumstantial chain including plans to rob trains near Newton and a contrived safe opening device. Carrs father in law W C Simmons testified to seeing Carr conceal a package and coat closet with stolen items in a billiard hall property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Deboney
Wells-Farso Company
Deheney
Carr
Newton
Santa Fe
Ife
Care
Dehoney
Dehoneys
Aost
W. C. Simmons
Simmons
See Carr
Elks Install Officers at Lawrence Lodge No 393
Lawrence Lodge No. 393 of the B P O Elks installed the officers for the ensuing year at their regular meeting last night. Exalted Ruler Henry Weingartner leading knight Oscar L. Newby esteemed royal knight Paul Al Dinsmoors esteemed lecturing knight J H Dunkel secretary Clarence Hail treasurer Francis Jaedieke tyler Lloyd Ware. A spread followed with the 18 pound catfish as the centerpiece baked by the stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dunkel
Obituary of Robert B Bonar, Albion native, 1855 1908
Robert B Bonar was born in Albion Indiana on July 12 1855 and died in Lawrence on April 8 1908. He lived most of his life in Albion where he served as an elder in the First Presbyterian Church. He moved to Lawrence five years earlier for health. He leaves a wife and three children Fred Kathryn and Charlie. Funeral services were set for 2 30 p m Friday April 10 at 441 Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Bonar
Albion
Ind
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Fred
Kathryn
Charlie
Ohio Street
Predict Much Wheat Wellington Trip Optimism
An experienced wheat expert returning from a regional tour reports that Marlays and surrounding counties show fine wheat conditions. The route covered Wellington to Rome, Portland, South Iliven, Veeth, Milan, and Anson, surveying farms and consulting farmers who express strong optimism for a bumper crop with no bad wheat found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rome
Portland
South Iliven
Veeth
Milan
Anson
Notice to Our Customers on Oley's Honey and Tar
Barber and Son announce Oley's Honey and Tar as safe under the National Pure Food and Drug law with no opiates or harmful drugs, recommended for children and adults as a cough cold and lung remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber & Son
What The Stars Mean On Uncle Sam’s Carriers
A discussion notes colored star insignia for long service in U S military coats. It outlines Washington rules: five years black star, ten years two black stars, fifteen years red, twenty years silver, twenty five years gold. The Cynical Bachelor quips that marriage is a tie and sometimes a chain. The bride invites enemies to her wedding, and the groom may perceive it as business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Samn
Washington
Sue
Eve
Miller Arraigned Over Attempted Assault
Arthur Miller was arraigned yesterday afternoon before Judge Clark on charges of attempting to assault two women Saturday night. He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for Thursday, April 16.
Chautauqua Indications In City July Sixteen To Twenty Three
Indications point to a chautauqua in the city from July 16 to 23. Tickets will be offered but no definite purchase is required yet. After canvassing, the event will either proceed or be canceled. The attractions list promises music by the Harmony Concert Co and others, with a range of entertainers and lecturers including Mohammed Ali and Judge Ben Lindsay among notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bennett
Gilbert Eldridge
Alion Packard
Mohammed Ali
Troia
Monroe Markley
Stomach and Liver Trouble Cured By Orino Syrup
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup claims to cure stomach and liver trouble by aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels without irritation. It addresses indigestion headache and constipation and is described as mild, pleasant, non nauseating, and non gripping with substitutes discouraged. Burber & Sop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
Burber & Sop
Funeral for Robert Bonar at 2:30 Friday at 441 Ohio Street
The funeral for Robert Bonar who died yesterday will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 from the home at 441 Ohio Street. Miss Cora Becker, previously seriously ill, is improving.
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Robert Bonar
Ohio Street
Cora Becker
University Notes Highlight Student Activities and Lectures
Carl Eddy visits Topeka for a Sunday dance with Dave Ferguson at Kappa Theta. Journalism class hears C M Starger discuss Journalistic Style. Miss Margaret Fort heads to Kansas City for vacation. Earl Woodward elected basketball captain. Alpha Tau member. Prof Carruth recalls German justice during Blake Hall lecture. Founders Day at Chi Omega features initiations and a formal dinner with guests from Kansas City, Galena, Grainfield and KU alumni.
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Carl Eddy
Topeka
Dave Ferguson
Kappa Theta House
C. M. Starger
Abilene
Margaret Fort
Kansas City
Earl Woodward
Gilasco
Kansas
Woodward
Alpha Tau
Carruth
Law School
Blake Hall
Germany
Blake
Prof. Carruth
Chi Omega
Aileen Joy
Mar Kenne Sapp
Galena
Kan
Georgette Heeney
Gail Sutton
Nodie Thomas
Marrienne Sapp
Thekla Fisher
Ferre Cramer
Florence Smith
Grainfield
Chi Omega’ Sorority
Grateful Note From Bertha Chase for Reserved Organ
Bertha Chase of 419 Lake St Lawransa Kan thanks the editor for assisting with an organ reservation on April 4 expressing deep gratitude for the help and service.
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Otin Bell
Bertha Chase
Lake St
Lawransa
Kan
R F Ingalls Buys Hydraulic House Mover Outfit
R F Ingalls has purchased a complete hydraulic machinery outfit for his house moving work. He handles all kinds of work in the line and completes it without unnecessary delay. Bell phone 1001, Home 302. 1205 N J St.
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R.F. Ingalls
Bell
N. J. St
Lair
Dae Hen Tae
Bae
Ollice Lawrence National Bank
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mercury Claims
An advertisement warns against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F P Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as safe, mercury free, and to be taken internally. It emphasizes authenticity, price, and pharmacist availability and also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FP. Id. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Uring Hall
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Vo
Teetimenia
Druggista
Price
Botte Nate
Halls Family Pilla
Comstipalon
A Small Appeal by Local Charity Clubs for Winter Clothing
Lawrence Associated Charities seeks clothing and children and women items as winter approaches. J. Coffman, president, urges residents to notify him promptly. Also mentions local ads for builders and supplies and Johnson's Wood Finishing specials in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities of
Lawrence
J. &. Coffman
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American Farmer
Indianapolis
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Sams
Solon L Goode
Weekly Journal Fire
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Mamie Carpenter
Helen Gill
Fred Morton
Ella
Geo. Priestly
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Young Parlett
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Orrick
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Harvey Wood
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Rliy
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Worden
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Willard W. G. T. A
Kate Stone
Lawrence Daily Journal
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Elks
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Paul Schoese
Equilileth
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DeVaro
Behome
Mrs. Brown
All Beate Be
Douglas County
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Paris
London
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Barber & Bou
Tor
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University Notes
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the Fairfax
Rooma
Amy Escmarent
Massachusetts
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Opera House
GM Maes
St. Clean
Sabalaciii Xuaranteed
Mork Bros. & Bharp
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Bulbar
Donnelly Bros
New Hampshire
Winthrop
Stz
Kans
T. Bingclair
Raul Gatata
George A. Banks
Ira Insurance
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Mansachusetta St. Lawrence
J. Williams
Sim Eliot
Douglas Co
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Frank Rahskqpf
Business Direcutory
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Joseph E. Riggs
Vira Insurance
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L. H. Menger
Massachusetts Street
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Attorney-at-Lavy
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Woodwant Co
J. R. Beghtel
Massachusetta St
Telerhare
Tennessee Bireet
Johnson
Woodward & Co.'s
Edison
Straffon’s
Stara
F.M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Roke's
Re Alvars Metta de Iold
California
San Francis
Union Pacific
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