Medicinal claim touts herbal formula with no narcotics
An article extols a patent medicine blend claiming to treat bronchial throat and lung ailments without alcohol or narcotics. It cites plant roots like Geller Seal, Stone root, and Hickory bark, praising triple refined glycerine as a stabilizer and referencing physicians from New York to Chicago.
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Ot Contalnl
Grover Coe
New York
Lartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Phila
Senddor
Cincinnati
Ellingwood
Primary Election Call and Delegate Allocations in Douglas County
Notice outlines a Republican primary in Douglas County Kansas on April 14 1906 to nominate county officers and elect delegates to the county convention on April 21 1906. It details representation by wards townships precincts and entitlements for the state convention in Topeka on May 2 1906, with registration deadlines and polling place supervision by named officials. Also notes a closing line about weekly church attendance.
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Douglas County
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Chcles
JR Burrows
Eudora
Palmyra
Baldwin Preeinct II
Vinland
Black Jak
Wakarusa
Willow Springs
Marion
Clinton
Kanwaka
Stull
Lecompton
Big Springs
Grant
Lawrence
County Republican Central Committee
Court House
City of
Topeka
Kansas
State of Kansas
C L Linton
Ord Clingman
A A Kills
T GL Ituddle
Sheppard
Willow
Springs Township
M Flory
Clinton Township
George Derby
Trelxeld
Stall
Chas Everhart
Henry Collins
Sprin
W.cone
Douglas
Pesta Court
House Coudly
Allen
Forte Jatre
Ester DB
Cone
Woodward & Co
al Maspachisetta
Dougge
Atai
Sold
Asid
Wrence
Tay Woodward &Co
Remodeling the Nose and Paraffin Injections
A Vienna physician popularized injecting paraffin to reshape a nose as a substitute for cosmetic restoration. Reports describe over 30 successful cases with varied improvements from filling cavities to repairing facial contours. An English surgeon notes 43 gunken nose cases and three prosthesis replacements with permanent, non fatal outcomes.
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Vienna
Browy
New York Herald
Moses
Early Sahara History Reveals Neolithic Population
Gautier’s findings in the American Monthly Review of Reviews show Sahara once a desert with a neolithic population. Graves, rock engravings, grindstones, and polished axes indicate agriculture and settlement long before current rainfall, later abandoned as drought advanced from the Sudan.
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Gautier
Sudan
Cyrus So. Adams
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Gautler
Sahara
Ways of Alaskan Dogs From a Washington Post Report
A Washington Post report quotes T W Nicks of Alaska on how far dog teams travel in a day about 25 miles. He notes dogs are cheerful workers fed once a day after camp and fed rice or meal with fat meat. The native dogs resemble wolves and work for their master on a business basis, few affectionate traits.
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T. W. Nicks
Alaska
Washington Post
Inor
Wolf
Berviac Swineherds and Social Whimsy
A Servian village swineherd unites pigs with perfect order from pasture to home. The text notes pigs follow him, needing no guidance, while reflecting on resilience of a light heart amid troubles and a stubborn thorn that never fades. It ends with a quip on bearing burdens with a cheerful spirit.
Yale coeds polite to Yale men in mixed study groups
New York Sun reports Yale graduate students living with female colleagues find the men unusually polite and less social in class than Harvard students. Coeds keep to study clubs with strict no-men rule while social gatherings occur at boarding houses away from campus.
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Yale
Marvard
Cage
Harvard
Mount Holyoke College
Tysas
Violet Bouquets and Social Strife in Early Gossip
In a quip filled exchange, dignitary chatter and family pride clash over marriage. A suitor withdraws after a daughter’s starvation threat, while violet bouquets are deemed fitting for Lent in a contrast of social ambition and financial strain.
Public Works Resolution Granted for Henry Street Pavement
Lawrence Kansas city council resolves to grade curb and pave Henry street and intersecting alleys from Mississippi to Martin streets with vitrified brick paving, limestone curb, to be paid in ten annual installments. Also includes assorted late 19th to early 20th century ads for Ely’s Dream Balm and Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Henry Street
Mississippi Street
Matn Street
Frank D. Brooke
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