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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
2
A 1910 Lawrence Journal article discusses Dr. Cook’s Mount McKinley claim and critiques modern earthquakes, clean-up efforts, and social reforms. It contrasts dry and wet communities, praises public cleanups, and criticizes insistent political figures while urging accountability for confidence schemes and political bosses.
An advertisement urges strengthening the body to prevent coughs and pneumonia. It promotes Rexall Maculone and Hexail Mueu-Tone with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes, claiming cures and a money back guarantee if ineffective. Sold at F. B. McCulloch Rexall Store 547 Mass St in Lawrence.
Dr Crumbine notes 65 percent of those with TB are too poor to afford care or improve living conditions, sealing their fate. Kansas allocates $10,000 yearly for two years to fund a traveling educational exhibit aimed at enacting a state TB institution and broader treatment plan through a statewide effort.
Burlington resident L W Harriman recalls forty years of eczema endured in army service. Bucklen’s Army Salve, he says, cured him after others failed. Also notes Mississippi Senate vote on T Bilbo expulsion, party line clash over alleged bribe linked to Vardaman and Percy contest.
A scrambled ad page notes various cures and tonics, promising relief from catarrh, grip, and eczema, with claims for Hall's pills and Dean's Ointment. It mentions The Century Magazine religion coverage, public sales, auctions, local notices, and municipal instructions about alley manure removal under city ordinance.
A storied talk from The Bachelor’s Club about spending money on women and not, with a narrator recounting a night’s flirtations. A self critical recounting reveals a pattern of chasing attention, and a dramatic twist where a girlfriend borrows and uses savings for a marriage home.
Piles advertised with Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid promising guaranteed cure and money back. Separate Philadelphia car strike report notes 28 killed by trolley cars during strike and settlement terms not public yet. Also brief testimonials and unrelated medical ads accompany the page.
Sore Feet, tender feet and swollen feet cured every time. TIZ eases sweaty, smelly feet and corns, bunions. cleanses and heals, giving quick relief. Prom Walter Jatther Dadee & Co. Chicago.
Fragmented listing notes transfers and warranty deeds in Lawrence and nearby areas, naming Hugh Blair Sallie J. Lut JA, Edward Loe, and others with references to addresses on La Street and First Avenue. A separate obituary-like item salutes a person saved from the grave amid long illness and cites Dr King’s New Discovery as relief.
A list of candidates for various Douglas county Republican primaries in August 1916 includes Don Carlos for state legislature from the Eleventh district, E M Moss for District Clerk, D F Smith for County Superintendent, R Hawley for County Treasurer, C Hosford and M Ruehheim for County Treasurer, C E Pearcy for County Treasurer, Henry H Asher seeking re election as Clerk of the District Court, Elmer E Meyers and S H Carmain for Sheriff, and Edy I Riling for County Attorney. The notices indicate candidacies subject to Republican primary approval and request voter support.
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