Uncommon Wisdom for Back Pain Relief Ad in Lawrence
A Lawrence notice touts uncommon wisdom from a local blacksmith about kidney and back pain. It claims doubly effective relief from "L-Paid" Kidney Pills via a Kansas City manufacturer and Dick Brow drugstore in Lawrence, urging readers to try the remedy and report back.
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Lawrence
Aza
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Arlé Micing and Machane Co
Sage
Dick Brow
Kuser— Milburn Co
Kuifalo N
Railroads Time Table Across Regions and Daily Arrivals
The page outlines a daily railroad timetable with routes and stops including Kansas City, Cine, Waldo Bast Nu, and Wy through several cities. It lists daily express services with numbers, days of operation, and special schedules such as Sunday exceptions and press day editions.
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Waldo
Kosa City
Kansas City
Unica
Raos
Kalaita City
Pagsetter
Daly
Oeir
Twain West
the Ciurauy
Dubarti
The Turn of a Valve
A description of operating a gas stove valve system explains how turning the valve adjusts flame speed from slow through moderate to quick and allows the fire to go out with a turn. The text emphasizes ease and convenient control of fuel for ready use.
Town subscribers warned carriers about delivery duties
Notice to subscribers states carriers have no authority to collect money for papers not delivered and that arrangements for delivery are handled at the office, not by the carrier.
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Anttio
Notion Adverts Noted for Early Payment Policy
Advertisers are urged to pay in advance for notices and ads under fifty two cents and no church rate unless prepaid. To improve evening delivery, notify the office by six o’clock. Journal asks subscribers to report missed papers from the preceding month to carriers for adjustment.
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Elade
Tragic Lamp Explosion Fatal Fire At Worluthath Burda
A lamp explosion in the town caused a fatal fire last night on the riverfront near Pau Ang. A man named Harry Siple died from burns while a 10 year old boy and others were injured as a blaze spread through furniture and clothing, trapping victims in a bedroom and driving a mother to attempt escape. Firefighters rushed to the scene, but the blaze proved deadly as embers ignited nearby furnishings.
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Pau
Ang
Harry Siple
Puehanna
Mira
Caryl
Dara Bete
Resignation and reshuffle at Schwab led firm shift
The Svhwb leadership announces exec changes with the president resigning from the Catted ra Ls and Patel stepping in as interim. A new executive committee is formed, with directors reassigned duties and plant operations continuing under the same core team as before.
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Cattedra Ls
Atreate V Corporat Jonow
Charles M
Cine
Sehwath
Iyer
Sailors’ protest over vessel standards sparks dispute
The crew aboard the And what appears to be a U S revenue cutter contend the ship is below standard. They threaten to strike if conditions do not improve, arguing the vessel fails to meet treaty obligations and proper fitting. The situation centers on the ship’s condition and officers’ handling of maintenance.
Fragmented 1903 Lawrence notices and court items
The text presents a mix of legal notices and local items from Lawrence Kansas in 1903. It references wills of Gen Clay, court actions, and probate dates, plus a physician’s testimonial for Foley's Kidney Cure and a medication permit notice for a Lawrence pharmacy. It reads like a compilation of court dates, drug notices, and business signs from the era.
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Riley
Geo Ewing
Smith's Grove
Foley
Sing Foley
Douglas County Kansas bid invitation for embankment bridge work
Douglas county solicits sealed proposals by July 31 1918 for constructing embankments and bridging the north end of the Kansas River at Lawrence. Proposals must include a certified check of 500 dollars payable to John W Games county treasurer. Failure to enter contract within five days after award forfeits the check. The county reserves right to accept or reject all bids.
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Wallce
Douglan
Kansas
Kennas
Lawrence
Kaneas
John W. Games
Douglas
Pattol Accep
Douglas Young
Kane
Peabody's Opinion on Springs Miners Expulsion Crisis
A contested action by the Citizens Alliance of Den Jensen Gal criticizes the expulsion of fourteen coal miners by the Western Federation and its alleged secret violent aims. Governor Peabody supports court redress while officials debate legality amid military insinuations and threats of further arrests by authorities in Clear Creek County.
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Fasno Springs League
Cie
Jenser
Gal
Peabody Veteriay
Swabv Sprints Mineral Union
Uoion
Atianes Organization
Maho
Yeek Lemos
Ddabe Springs
Aed
Ugeder Che Canseini Viet
Hake
le Power Op Authority
Vie
Allianes Asso
Indurkine
Idihe Sprimes
Ooal Miners’ Union
Aiverter
Adobe
Cenrd
Amd
Prisoners Escape At Night From Mae County Jail
Fragmented report details three inmates escaping after midnight by prying a door bit and using a padlock key to open the cell, then fleeing through an exterior yard. The event notes a hastily improvised exit and mentions authorities pursuing them as nightside guards attempt to restore security.
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Sidney
Nelo
Mae
Witsoe
Philippine Insurgents And Rail Collision Toll Reported
Fragmented dispatches describe insurgent activity and British European reactions alongside a Norfolk wreck and railway deaths. Reports mention United States involvement, local authorities, and a list of casualties including a fireman and two freight workers. The Century-old notices mix war news with obituaries and medical ads from Dunreath.
Train Ditching Near Alto Pass Leaves Injured
A Mobile and Ohio passenger train derailed nine miles south of Alto Pass yesterday afternoon. Three passengers were injured including two St Louis women and a fireman whose name is not known. The dining car remained on the rails while other cars left the track and burned. No deaths were reported.
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St. Louis
Republic
Alto Passe
Mobile & Ohio
Pewr Zimmerpan
John Willoughby
St Louis
Jowell Ty Hive
Frenzied Yellow Fever Feverish News and Labor Strikes
An OCR dense page reports yellow fever disease developments near Potosi and Wilshire, with authorities tightening inspections and passenger detentions. It also covers a prolonged miners strike at Red Ash colliery, predicting extension beyond winter as workers refuse concessions. Additional notes reference church activities, a Bible conference, and assorted local notices amid mixed transportation and legal items.
Fractured ad copy recounts miracle cures and personal tales
A jumble of hyped medical claims and testimonials describes remedies for colic, cholera, diabetes, Bright's Disease, and kidney disorders. Mrs Alice Miller narrates relief after Be aware Chamberlain's remedy, with warnings of lingering misery and warnings about physicians. The passage cites Dr Thomas' Electric Oil and other advertorial pitches, ending with sales appeals and dubious claims.
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Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Dorit
Heequa
Chamberlain
Bres
Weekly Journal and Tribune Farmer Offer Strong Value
The Weekly Journal, sixteen pages, sown and cut, provides a complete weekly news summary. The Tribune Farmer, published in New York, claims nationwide agricultural coverage and broad industry relevance. Readers with farms or gardens gain substantial value for a small spend.
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Tribune Farmer
New York
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