Women Who Think About Dr Pierce Prescription Claims
An appeal to thinking women promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a transparent, known composition medicine for women's ailments. The ad argues doctors widely prescribe it, contrasts with secret nostrums, touts home privacy, and offers free advice from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo and his medical adviser book available by mail for stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
America
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Local Social Notes and Minor Obituaries
Mrs Dr Prentice and Miss Soul s spent a few days here last week. Mrs Jessie Cutter and Mrs Harvey Woods were visiting at Joe Sturdy's Priday. Arva McQueen spent a few days in lawn last week. Mrs Roe went to Lawrence Saturday. Mary Deel of Baldwin spent Saturday night with home folks. Mildred Jenkins Drew and her scholars stayed over Sunday. George Siurdy and wife spent Sunday with Perry Stevens. George Kelly and wife Sunday in town. Helen Gill spent a few alive last week in Baldwin. Willie McPheeters and wife and Arthur McPheeters of Baldwin visited the Jenkins families. Mr Sturdy and family spent Sunday with Mrs Grew. Mr Cheaney hanging paper. Jim JHA painting. Horace Tuttle returned to spend a year at home. Mrs Cutter goes to Topeka for State Missionary meeting. Methodists plan a bazaar and supper Wednesday. Thimble club meets with Mr Sturdy Wednesday. Gl spent Tuesday by fawn. Mrs Peter Baker visited her son Aura Baker. Mrs and Mrs Alfred Cutter and Mr and Mrs W Gill spent Monday in Baldwin with Mrs Sai Dedeee carpet for Presbyterian church. Cutter went to Kansas City to attend Presbytery. There was a gathering Saturday for the pipeline project. Eighteen subscribed. Elam died yesterday in Osawatomie. funeral tomorrow in MK church, then burial in Baldwin. Miss Kehoe, who taught here, will take pupils to Haskell and the University on the last day of school which is Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Prentice
Miss Souls
Jessie Cutter
Harvey Woods
Joe Sturdy
Sew Minster
Arva McQueen
Lawn
Roe
Lawrence
Mary Deel
Baldwin
Mildred Jenkins Drew
George Siurdy
Perry Stevens
George Kelly
Kelly
Helen Gill
Willie McPheeters
W. A. McPheeters
Arthur McPheeters
Robert Jenkins
Presbyterian Elurel
Sturdy
Peter Baker
Aura Baker
Amd
Alfred Cutter
Wa Gill
Sai Dedeee
Ehareh
Cutter
Kansas City
Dim Elam
Osawatomie
Bucklen Arnica Salve praised by carpenter in Manilla
E S Lopez reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed severe injuries and saved him suffering and money. The product heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles at 25 cents from Barber Son Druggists. A Lawrence marriage license was printed yesterday by Tranty Eggert and Ma Weleh amid a stray sober second note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Lopez
Manilla
Bucklen
Barber & Son
Tranty W. Eggert
Ma Weleh
Lawrence
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs with Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana reports years of serious lung trouble with repeated hemorrhages. After trying several doctors he used Foley’s Honey and Tar, which stopped the cough and healed the lungs, preventing further cold complications. The ad urges substitutes be refused.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Barber & Sou
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal remedy for lame back liver and bladder trouble. It claims broad success from hospital and private use and offers a free sample and a booklet by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. The copy emphasizes a 50 cent and larger bottle price and urges readers to remember the product name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newne
Acoll
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
The Denver Express in a revived colorful show
Amusements note strong crowds for a Denver Express revival. The irrepressible soloist referees a lively scene while a clever comedy and a sparkling production promise brighter performances. New run opens Monday April 20 with high praise from critics.
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Remedy Declared Not Adulterated
Notices to Our Customers announce Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by Barber & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Barber & Son
Nomination Blanks For Primary Ticket Signatures
The Journal job rooms stock official petition blanks for candidates to secure signatures for the party primary ticket in city and country precincts. Every candidate from precinct committeeman up must circulate a petition approved by the state commission. Blanks sold at 50 cents per 25 or two for five cents in smaller lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
State Commission
Keeping Open House Digestive Health Spurred by Pills
Citizens invited to enjoy open house as Dr King s New Life Pills promise regulation of stomach liver and bowels. Barber Son s drug store sells 25e. Officer James reports a recovered theft of clothing from a cab of a work train on Union Pacific with nothing missing from the grips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Barber & Son
C. C. James
Union Pacific
Kansas University Orchestra Delivers Sixth Annual Concert
The University of Kansas orchestra presented its sixth annual concert last night in Fraternal Aid Hall. A fair sized crowd attended as the program showcased the leading musicians among the K. L. students. The write up notes strong performance and praise for the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. L
Usury Questioned in Kansas Letter to Editor
A Kansas reader asks if usury is permitted under state law after borrowing with a note for twenty one fifty on a horse security and a monthly extension charge of one dollar. The writer notes six months could total six dollars and fifty cents interest on a twenty one dollar fifty cent loan and seeks private guidance through the journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
McCarren Is Seated As Delegates Clash At Carnegie Hall
In New York on April 16 Patrick TH McCarren faced a bitter two day credential fight at the state Democratic convention in Carnegie Hall. He was alternately cheered and booed and at one point insulted from the platform. McCarren urged the convention to reject the majority credential report and warned that if the plan to oust him progressed no one would survive the election. Delegates at large included Alton B. Parker Charles Murphy Lois Nixon and Charles Prow from Brooklyn. Alternates and district selections were also finalized.
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New York
Patrick TH. McCarren
Rhys County Democracy
Carnegie Hall
Denver
Committee On
Tammany
Alton B. Parker
Chas. F. Murphy
Lois Nixon
Charles Prow
Brooklyn
Race Track Betting Prohibited In Washington
A district bill in April proposes a broad betting ban within the District of Columbia. It would outlaw betting on horse or camel racing, elections, contests, or baseball, with penalties up to 500 dollars fine or nine days in jail, pending House and conference actions. The measure ties to a rider expanding Benning Road, the main approach to Benning suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benning
Columbia
Carter
District Committee
Benning Road
Conference Committee
Senate
Flight Stopped at Garden City Arrests Witness in Crime Trial
A man identified as R. S lemos, wanted for breaking jail in Ottawa last week, was arrested in Garden City as a theater party moved toward Ottawa with him. Jones, en route to Colorado from his former home, was detained. He is described as an important state witness in the Brock murder trial at Ottawa.
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Garden City
R. Slemos
Ottawa
Jones
Colorado
Howe
Ireck
Proposals for Brick Paving and Sewers in Lawrence
Lawrence Kansas city bids called through May 4 1908 for Vermont Street and Heney Street paving earth excavation brick paving curbing and grading along with main and lateral sewers in Bews avenue and block 56 West Lawrence. Plans and specifications available at City Clerk office. City reserves right to reject bids. F D Brooks City Clerk.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence
Kansas
Vermont Street
Adama
Lee Street
Heney Street
Minsissippi Street
Maine Street
Ordijnance
Courne
Bews Avenue
West Lawrence
F. D. Brooks
Guy Clerk
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief
An old medical advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments including back pain, pelvic weakness, and faint spells. It claims a long track record, lists ingredient transparency, and cites endorsements from medical writers. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original Little Liver Pills, easy to take like candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierca
Snter
Dr. Pierce
Harmony meeting called by Hoch with state educators
Governor Hoch issues a formal call for a meeting in his office on April 28 attended by leaders of the State University the State Normal and the Agricultural College along with trustees and regents. The aim is to discuss unifying these institutions and coordinating policy to strengthen the overall educational system and penal policy alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
State University
The
Agricultural College
State Normal
Board of
Charitale
State Normal School
State Adeatuural College
E. W. Hoch
Sale of School Bonds in Lawrence Kansas 1908
Lawrences board of education announces sale of bonds for 40000 to build and equip a Manual Training High School. Bonds in 500 increments bear 4 percent interest, dating July 1 1908 with multiple maturities through 1928. Subscriptions accepted at banks and loan offices, bonds payable in New York. President GEO INNES notes right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Jones
Board of Education
Lawrence
Kansas
A. Hamman
Jones
Metcalf
Lansea
Dick Deng
Stora
Kansas State Fiscal Agency
New York
State of
Andi
Lithe Board
Kansas Traction project eyed by Lawrence leaders
A 1908 news item reports Lawrence leaders showing strong support for an electric line by Kansas Traction Company. Local businessmen promise to back the scheme, surveyors head toward Garnett, with plans to run north to Lawrence and Kansas City. Notice of appointment for estate of Wolf Bergman also appears.
Max Bendix violin concert coming to Lawrence and Topeka
The renowned American violinist Max Bendix will perform in Lawrence at Fraser Hall on Thursday April 23 and in Topeka on April 24 for the Pipe Organ fund. Bendix, formerly leading violinist of the Tiominas orchestra and now directing his own ensemble, is praised for European and American acclaim. Also note: Lawrence Granite Mfg. Co advertises cement sidewalks and building blocks with skilled cement workers and plans available.
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Lawrence
Fraser Hall
Topeka
Pipe Organ Fund
Pendix
Tiomias
Europe
America
Lawrence Granitord- Mfg. Co
Lawrence National Bank
Bell
Johns Bros Groceries and Meat at Low Prices
At And we want to sell you groceries fresh meat and feed at low prices Successors to Sim Eliot 1209 N Johns Bros Both phones 412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Eliot
Johns Bros
Ingalls buys hydraulic machinery for house moving work
R F Ingalls the house mover has purchased a complete hydraulic machinery outfit for efficient work. He handles all kinds of related tasks without delay. Bell phone 1091, Home 302, 1205 N J St. Try a Journal Want. A New Lins. We have a large supply of electrical apparatus and can perform all house wiring and electric bell work. Large stock of electrical fixtures on hand. Call Frank Rahskopf to figure your job.
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R. F. Ingalls
Bell
N. J. St
Frank Rahskopf
A New Plan Call and See Our Pneumatic Lettering Plant
A Douglas Co marble and granite business advertises pneumatic lettering for monuments with granite work, offering quick, high quality inscriptions. Also notes two 5 acre tracts for sale at 125 per acre near water works, and piano lessons advertised by Miss Grace Reynolds with phone contact.
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Douglas Co
Mass
Bell
Douglas County
WM. T. Sinclair
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Asher
Risney
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Gov. Hoch
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Indison Street
C. Dodds
E. E. Harding
Carl Hoffman Music Company of
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B. L
Geo. Innes
Bowersuck Secterday
Therotha TP
Kansas Traction Company
Will l Iil
Garnett Land
Baltyin
Lawrence and
Den
Tupuska
Hess
Wolf Bergman
Fanny Bergaian
Ralph Bergman
Execulorn
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Eoke's Economy Store
Jaedicke
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Victor Talking Machines
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