Salvation Army Week of Prayer and Self Denial 1907
A period of prayer and self denial runs through April 21 as The Salvation Army promotes gospel work, street evangelism, feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, assisting the unemployed and missing persons, and publishing the gospel internationally. The appeal lists Army statistics for the United States in 1906 across corps, outposts, industrial homes, colonies, rescue homes, and employment, urging Lawrence residents to contribute before April 21. Also includes a note on mercury free Hall's Catarrh Cure and general ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
United States
Salvationiss
Richest Man in the World Kidney Cure Health Claim
An ad-like note asserts kidneys cannot be replaced and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure. It quotes Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky praising the product as curing kidney disease and restoring health, with Barber & Son cited as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Firm foundation for Doan's Kidney Pills praised
Mrs Fannie L Winchell of 736 Connecticut St Lawrence Kans reports years of back and kidney pain with dizziness and urinary issues. After trying various remedies she used Doan's Kidney Pills from Dick Bros drug store and achieved an absolute cure with all symptoms banished. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and like no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Fannie L. Winchell
Connecticut St. Lawrence
Kans
Twan
Dick Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Ingleside Club Notes and Upcoming Exhibitions
Members led by Mrs Harris shared Shakespeare quotations and a favorite poem while Mrs Scott prepared a history lesson. The Love 1, 80ths will host an annual picnic at Mrs Griesa’s home with proceeds aiding the Philippines. Salina clubs announce a traveling art gallery exhibit at the city library next Tuesday and Wednesday at which Mrs Applington will lecture. Aplington’s exhibit features dates, Flemish prints, and American art, with proceeds supporting schools and health-related efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside
Harris
Shakespear
Griffin
Gus
Scott
Salina
Turstay
Aplingtom
Menor
Crissa
Aplinuten
Twentieth Century Club Notes and Meetings
The Miss. Whh Contry elitg meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. La. No te and Mrs G. Boarke reading a paper first presented at the state federation in St Paul last spring. funerals council met mid afternoon with Mrs. Wo Thaw land. a brief program covered new laws recently enacted. Mrs. Wet uty discussed a new book, O Matheries and Thoughts by Fred Glorrisen, and the afternoon focused on Life and Work of Washington as presented by Mrs. Prank Streats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whh Contry
G. Boarke
State Federation Neering
St Paul Las Spring
Nes Thompsen
Atria
Wet
New York
Fred Glorrisen
Round Table alub meeting notes discuss Honduras topic
The Round Table alub met Tuesday aftertoon with Manik. Papers read by Mine Wight at the Venetian Schools of Paani Current. Events were given in response to roll call. Mrs Philip Elliott spoke about the elaly abet Honduras, her home for a number of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Alub
Ote Manik
Mine Wight
Paani
Philip Elliott
Honduras
Women Club Federation Plans to Buy Club House
The city federation of women clubs celebrated its tin anniversary and voted to purchase the Swedenborgian church at Sixth and Harrison for 7500 with a goal of subscriptions totaling 10000 to cover improvements. A dwelling on the lot would rent for 30 monthly to cover taxes and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Unity Shareh
W. A. McCarter
H. Q. Garvey
A. WH. Horton
Clement Smith
Federatie
Federa
W. A. Johnston
Ib Federation
Sixth and
Harrison Street
Review Club and Movi rn program in early history notes
Fragmented OCR recounts a Review Club program with names like Mes. Kennedy and Mrs. a1, hints at a May publication by Ward and Whittier, and discusses national federation support and subscriptions. The passage emphasizes the need for broader reach and shared learning with other states.
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Tae Movi
Jobs Mere Brett
Mes. Kennedy
A1 Att
P El-ohilesten
Elu le Elib
the & An
Cuny
Tay
Torguier
Nas
Beth Ve
Whittier
Mins
Selish
Othoes
Notice to Our Customers on Tar for Coughs Remedy
Notice states Tar for coughs is not prohibited by the Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiate or harmful drugs and is safe for children and adults. Mentions Barber & Sandley's Ferturare and Dr. King's New Life Pills for liver regulation and bowel regularity, price 25 cents at Barbar & Bon's drog Hore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber & Sandley 'S
Diavalo Auber
Peresian
Marble
Halla
Bate
Torador
Carmen Bizet
Favoria Donizett
Lucian Bonizeet
Donisett
Marths
Emisie Jakobowsi
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Page
Jal Cheras
Totengrin Wagner
Cenet
Webort
Kantro & Werns
Fulton
Siresta
University Notes on Plays, Tracks, and Engineering Talks
The Senior Play cast is set with May 23 as the performance date and student work underway. Dennis is track captain and Billy Rice manager of baseball, with plans for strong teams. Chapel talks featured Mrs. Matson and Dr. J Beveridge, while Walter Snow discussed engineering advances and self-reliance. Prof. C H Ashton rewrites and updates the college algebra course for Kansas institutes.
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Iroup
Walter B. Snow
Boston
Serioul
Mr. Snow
C. H. Ashton
Ther al
Kansas
Ashton
Cured by Dr. King's New Discovery and other quips
Cadell citizen Earl Schamburg recalls hard times when coughs and illnesses plagued him. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with a swift cure after trying one bottle. Barber & Son's Drug Store advertises the remedy at 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle offered. The page also includes social quips and jokes on courage and class.
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Kansas
Cadell
Earl Schamburg
Barber & Son
Lungs Heal After Foley’s Honey and Tar Cure Claim
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana reports years of lung hemorrhages ended after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He says earlier doctors offered no help and praises the remedy for stopping coughs and healing lungs, warning against substitutes. Barber & Co. advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Folay
Barber
Attorney General targets Kansas brewers in retail raids
An Associated Press telegram notes the attorney general has begun proceedings against brewers for retailing in Kansas. Eleven of the named places are in Lawrence, with counties including Leavenworth and Shawnee cited. The report lists townships and locations, implying enforcement actions across multiple counties amid Prohibition era concerns.
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Lawrence
Associated Press
Kansas
Wichita
Hente County
Hutchingen
Shawnee County
Tape
Sedewick County
Wiellita
Miesen
Douglas County
Dear Old Mother Benefits From Electric Bitters
A Lawrence Daily Journal notice cites ad copy praising Electric Bitters as improving appetite sleep and general debility for an eighty three year old Dublin Georgia woman. It also includes a public notice in Douglas County Kansas announcing a divorce petition and several district court lawsuits with required response dates and listed defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brunson
Dublin
Wes
Barbe & Son
Atte
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate Case
Notice announces final settlement and application for discharge by E B Schneider as administrator of the estate of Andrea H Hire deceased. He will seek allowance for services, attorney fees, and expenses at the next Probate Court term in Douglas County Kansas on May Sunday, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyd
Edward Boyd
William Boyd
Magele Goldtrap
Myra Boyd
Joseph Neely
William K. Neely
Thomas Miller
Lizele Miller
William Henry Gaily
Annie May Gaily
James Elmer Gaily
Lillian Gaily
Joseph Mailer
Edrth Gaily
Willam K. Neely
Thomas Miler
Joseph Miller
Lizgie Miller
William Henry Gay
Annie May Gally
James Elmer
Douglas County
Kansas
John Sutter
Martha Wilson
Barker & Means
Henry H. Asher
District Court
Lawrence Daily Journal
Andrea H. Hire
E. BF. Schneider
Andrea EH. Humes
Lawrences
Translation of Shanghai Letter Leads to Pardons Debate
A Shanghai letter translated as Bow discusses clemency and diplomacy with references to the governor and court designating a district in Kansas. The text mentions a Vth day of April, names a pardon matter, and hints at a legal proceeding in a county court with various attributed officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Bow
Wien
Ioei
Governer
Ferooa Parc
Alfense
Kansas
Unclear OCR Note Highlights Multiple Names and Items
Fragmented text appears from a sheriff notice or legal notice page with numerous garbled names, places, dates, and terms. Readers may infer a public sale or bidding context alongside scattered personal and organizational references, but the exact actions and entities are not understandable.
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Aumlande
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Wwytels
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Firm Foundation
Merv
Gieber & Trusselrs
Elie
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Nrarest
Standard Oil Company
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Port
Seattle
Spokane
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F. L. Feakins
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Sheidlay Building
Kansas City
CH. Speers
Denver
Colorado
Ingleside Club
Ladies Literary, League
Fe Ee
Prosper Wan Wastes
Philippines
Everett Tate Sears
Matfert
S Savages
North America
Topeka Capital
Ventura Club
Dariene Toumenay
Quivera Club
Asher Werde
Entiry
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Round Table
Ativan
Department of
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Soosibek Vane
Ferturare
University Notes
Moon Dennis
Billy Rice
Matson
School of Fine Arts
J. Beveridge
National Presbyterian Church Board
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Firat
Lawrence Daly
Marcel
District Court of
G. Fearing
Plilinth
AuHe
Fearing
Lefendant
Hi Petit
Tre Ward
Plainti
Atromtatt
R. H. Alster
Clark
Louglas County
John Sutters
Martha
Ant
Tao Fregent
Desire
Blackmar
China
Treea. Dit Sd
Kaysas
Pareto
Leneios
Wits
Tite
Bn Peretti
Tate
Bet Ware
Gatley
Leagiaa
Bity Hansen
Dai
Hana
Lawrence Daily Jour
Massachusetts Street
Dainty
Dungay
Menichas
Sevenide
Aald
Tracy
Douglas County Hoy
Perth
Waenmarkd
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