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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
3
A fragmented old-time advertisement touts Dr Shnap and Dr Shoup remedies for rheumatic pain and private ails. It mentions household goods and household repairs, warns about water quality, and promises money-back offers. It also references hats clothes and California Sweet Peas for sale at the local shop with dubious medical claims.
Mary E Parker widow transfers parcels in Parker addition to Sarah E Reoot and G W Howden plus Mary E Newkirk single transfers parts of SWS of NW14 of SWS Ay 12 20 and lots in Simpson's Sub North Lawrence. Rickey Hollineberry and George Hollingberry to Henry W Wallkuhl. sale of university annex lots in Lawrence to Edw Wiedemann and others at 100 each.
An 1860s fragment discusses health remedies and political tension over Ohio state division. It cites Leonhardt medical claims and a sensational note on governmental splits. The piece quotes public debate on economic impact, prohibition, and prison visits in Columbus.
A Lawrence Citizen clipping promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys with testimonials from Horrell of 1023 New York Street and a note that pills are sold at Dick Bros. Drug Store. It includes Dr. Shoop Health Coffee details and a humorous line about optimists.
Disjointed lines describe alleged remedies and trade names with unclear origins. References to a trial bottle, claims of “safest” cures, andodoro gasps for wealth hint at dubious health products and inconsistent terminology.
A medical advertisement urges sufferers of stomach trouble to take Diapepsin after meals to improve digestion. It promises relief from indigestion, heartburn, sour risings, gas, headaches, dizziness, and vomiting within minutes, and suggests Gow’s Pope’s Diapepsin as a 50 cent remedy to restore appetite and refresh the stomach for better meals daily.
At Thursday's gathering the Federation of clubs praised its accomplishments and discussed plans for the Lawrence tuberculosis exhibit. Dr Crumbine's tea and nurse idea drew support, urging women to educate the poor about nutrition, fresh air, and disease prevention. The Quivera club met Tuesday with Mrs Stone. officers for the next year were elected: President Mrs Stone, Vice President Miss Sara Richardson, Secretary Mrs H W Muthehi, Treasurer Mrs Bessie O'Brien. The afternoon program featured Mrs Falley on John G Lockhart and Miss Frances Stuart on Henry Buckle, with Mrs Lindley recounting Dickens later lectures.
Japanese gardens are praised as rare in America with vivid notes on miniature rock and moss displays in saucers. The item mentions Juba Bradstreet in Minneapolis and a mall belay inside a sixty foot diameter sky, plus a competitive exhibition where merchants and princes discuss designs and vote for the best.
An archaic medical advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s restorative for stomach heart and kidneys. It promotes nervous system control as the root of organ health, claims quick patient improvement, and lists Barber Swit and Warren Street as distributors with generic wellness claims and cautions.
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