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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
2
Ex-Gov Hoch ends a lecture tour with 107 addresses at $50 each while feuding with Gov Stubbs. The Lawrence Journal notes a city cleanup day, shifts of town dust, and comments on Pinchot Roosevelt and muckrakers amid ongoing campaign tensions.
A fragment reflects on Capt. E. Baxter staying at his post, criticizes publishing poorhouse inmate lists as cruel and unnecessary, and condemns public aid humiliation. It also advertises Ely's Dream Balm and Cream Balm for nasal catarrh, with a brief health ad note.
Street Car Company will operate only pay as you enter cars on four vehicles on the University line, with service starting within two weeks. This line will be the only one in town using pay as you enter cars. The text also contains unrelated notices about sage hair remedies and assorted local editorial bits.
Kidney disease warning urges prompt care as many symptoms progress if untreated. Mrs. J Rittenhouse of Ottawa credits Doan's Kidney Pills with back pain relief and improved sleep, reaffirming her 1905 praise. Hutchinson plans provide one thousand apple pies for Kansas veterans encampment May 12 13 with Mayor Frank I Martin backing the effort.
A Negro named Tom O'Neil was shot and killed by officers after a fight in the j ail basement in Marsdan Mississippi. A 2,000 person mob tore through the scene, cut the body’s throat, soaked it in kerosene, and set it ablaze before rescuers pulled it from the blaze. Mrs. M. St Dix of Clarksville Tennessee praises Dr King’s New Discovery for throat and lung relief amid a long illness. The ad promotes King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and lung ailments with trial bottles offered.
New Haven Conn April 14 Fire nearly destroyed the New Haven county jail following a blaze at wooden buildings beside the New England Chair company Six firemen are missing and five hospitalized Two bodies found in the ruins and a skull of a third confirms three dead so far.
Haskell defeated Missouri Valley College 6 to 5 yesterday afternoon in a tense baseball game. The brief report notes the score and a sharp, period-tinged ad filler voice discussing remedies and local observations, with additional mention of rain and a French duel reference.
Examinations for railway mail clerks post office clerks and carriers offered with free scholarships. Grow-ready youths urged to prepare for life long government jobs with decent hours and steady pay in a large recruitment push.
An advertisement-like claim touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a treatment for bilious pees, torpid liver with indigestion, or dyspepsia. It presents a medical product claim framed as a remedy for digestive ailments.
An advertisement extols Root Juice claiming to cure a long list of ailments with rapid weight gain and restored health. The piece also reports the Tennessee Supreme Court affirming the State's murder verdict against Col. D. B. Cooper and his son, with Robin Cooper’s sentence reversed.
A historical collage of medical and legal notices dated 1910 proclaims ZEMO as a skin remedy with testimony of effectiveness for eczema pimples and dandruff. It follows with attorney notices of executor appointments and multiple public notices about court actions including real estate and divorce filings from Lawrence Daily Journal.
Lost gold watch and fob with interscholastic medal return to Journal for reward. Found umbrella at post office call Robert White. Lost Yellowstone Park photo roll reward leave at Journal office. Various notices of horse breeding terms at Cannole's Yarm near Belvoir. City dump moved to Elm street Fill, penalties for violations. Train schedules and local political announcements for Douglas County Kansas. Attorneys, doctors, and public officials listed with contact details.
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