Final Settlement Notice in David Good Estate
Notice of final settlement filed in the Lawrence Daily Journal for the estate of David Good deceased. Executrix Martha A. Good will seek probate approval at the Douglas County Kansas Probate Court on June 7 1910 for services fees attorney expenses and discharge from the estate at final settlement. Also includes an advertisement for King Kings New Discovery cough medicine with testimonial from Mrs M J Dis of Clarksville Tennessee. One trial bottle offered free and guarantee by O P Barber and Son.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
David Good
Douglas County
Kansas
Martha A. Good
Amily
O. P Barber & Son
Lawrence Daily Jimendl
Helen M. Hill
Helen M. Han
Ohio Street
Lawrence
Douglas
State of
Mary L. Gates
Wubbs- Sportleizh’s clothes draw sharp remarks
Slobbs counters that the attire is loud while Wubbs notes the display provokes comments. The exchange highlights fashion bravado and public reaction in a playful exchange about style choices.
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Wubbs
Sportleizh
Bad Bill the Outlaw a Prison Bound Stage Driver Tale
An old stage driver recalls Bad Bill the outlaw who held up coaches and shot in sport. The traveler asks about him as they near the state prison where Bill serves time. The driver jokes that outside of crime he was all right but then flips to inside time.
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Bill
Bill Sartinly
Co's Hill
Bad Hill
Hossen
Chicago Daily News
Walters
Walter 1
Yeatanrant
Quixote
Thhem
Wall Street
Washington Clerks Game of Truth and Sick Leave
A stray overheard exchange in federal corridors reveals clerks securing extended sick leave with dual medical certificates and insurance health notes. The moral question lingers as one man finally tells the truth to his chief amid health reforms and altered sick leave rules.
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Washington
National Magazine
Conductor Cured by Foley’s Kidney Remedy
Mr Wilford Adams recalls illness with chronic rheumatism then credits Foley’s Kidney Remedy for rapid recovery to work as a Lexington Street Railway conductor. He says it relieved rheumatism by eliminating uric acid from blood and endorses its claims for rheumatic relief.
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Wilford Adams
Foley
Lexington, Ky
O. P. Barber & Son
Family trouble prompts police call at 833 Conn Street
Officers answered a late night call about two men with searchlights looking into windows at 833 Connecticut Street. Van Gosen men were reported on the scene, with unverified claims of the wife presence. The incident appears linked to a domestic dispute and ended with no further action. Mercury-free medical ads and remedies accompany the report.
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Conn
Connecticut Street
Ed Woods
van Gosen
Passing of Mrs Lou Ann Barker In Lawrence
Mrs Lou Ann Barker a well known colored woman in Lawrence died yesterday after living 47 years at 915 Louisiana street since the house was built in 1803 The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm from the Barker home Also includes an advertisement noting Foley's Kidney Pills testimonials from J L Southers Eau Claire Wis claiming restored sleep and health.
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Lou Ann Barker
Lawrence
J. L. Southers
Eau Claire
Wis
Foley
Barber & Son
Schreiner Takes Lease of Central Hotel in May
J N Schreiner of this city has leased the Central Hotel and will take possession on May 15. Schreiner is known for operating a restaurant on the east side of the 600 block on Massachusetts Street.
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Central Hotel
J. N. Schreiner
Eity
Schreiner
Massachusetts Street
Henry Loesch Dead on eve of funeral at Six Corners
Henry Loesch died last evening at the home of his daughter near Six Corners from dropsy. Funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday from the home. interment in Maple Grove cemetery. Born February 14 1824 in Germany. Survived by son William Loesch of Bartelden Seed and daughter Mrs. Tornaden.
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Six Corners
Jenny Loesch
W’elock
William Loesch
Bartelden Seed Company
Mrs. Tornaden
Description Hurts His Pride in a New Yorker Tale
A New Yorker traveling rabeman recalls meeting a man who left home believing he would return soon. The man’s appearance was harshly described with prominent teeth a scar and freckled skin, leading the narrator to question how such exposure might deter others from returning home. The piece questions self image and the impact of public descriptions.
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Chicezo
New York
Arents
Not Their Time to Die
Survivors of a Glasgow shipwreck off Jamaica endured 20 hours clinging to a four foot rock as raging seas battered them. Fishermen risked their lives to rescue nine crew members, while the second mate stretched with wood under his arms and survived six days on oatmeal mustard and water before rescue.
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Jumaica
Causes for Tuberculosis according to Walter Sands Mills
Walter Sands Mills argues tuberculosis does not attack healthy lungs in predisposed individuals and is often recoverable. Predisposing factors include reduced vitality, heredity, domestic service for women, dust inhalation, poor air quality, other lung diseases, lung trauma, bad habits, and unhygienic workplaces. Prevention focuses on maintaining children's vitality and infection protection.
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Walter Sands Mills
Toast Theory and Voter Jokes From Old Boston Paper
A century ago William Tudor Jr wrote a memoir on toast and its alleged effects on national character mentioning burnt bread as ancient African food. An amusing 1900 England voter's train myth shows a polling booth mishap with a voting register engineer.
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Boston
William Tudor, Jr
United States
Africa
England
The Great Divide at Bowersock Opera House
Amusements note the romantic and problem play The Great Divide will show at Bowersock Opera House on Thursday April 21. The production is cited as a major New York success with high ticket prices listed. Also mentions Red Cedar Flakes insect preventative at local drug store and Dr Sellards returning to offer services.
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Bowersock Opera House
New York
Princess and Daly
Academy of Music
Henry Miller
Dr Pierce Publishes Ingredients of Medicines
Dr Pierce states that intelligent people should demand knowledge of what foods or medicines contain. He publishes full ingredient lists and swears to their accuracy on each bottle wrapper, arguing that understanding composition enhances trust and appreciation of their curative quality.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
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