Uncommon Wisdom From a Kansas City Blacksmith Ad
A Kansas City blacksmith, T Hazen of 1007 Grand Ave, credits Duans Kidney Pills with curing back pain, kidney weakness, and sleepless nights after years of discomfort. He recalls leafleting friends and neighbors to share the relief and urges readers to visit Dick’s drug store for the remedy. The ad touts the pill’s prompt results and lists price and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hazen
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Urle Micing and Machine Co
Lawrence
Dick Res
Atl
Price SU
Wallacu
DUANS
Nnl Iace Co
Railroad Timetable Snippet at City and Union Pacific Lines
Fragmented OCR shows a railway timetable style listing trains and stops across cities such as City, Watas, Natcol Utara, Laytess, and unions with mentions of Union Pacific trains. The text reads as a dense, partial timetable with scattered station names and times, reflecting a busy rail schedule.
The Turn of a Valve
A short promotional note explains turning a gas stove valve to control fire strength from slow to quick. It emphasizes instant fuel availability and easy extinguishing by returning the valve to off. The copy highlights convenience and safety features of adjusting flame levels.
Subscriptions Urged to Settle at Local Office
Notices urge subscribers to settle balances at the office and hand payments to the carrier. The fragment indicates a town notice calling for prompt dues clearance and proper handling of accounts.
Advertising payment rule and paper delivery notice
Notice states that advertising under a certain amount must be prepaid and that only prepayment allows church sales. It also mentions patrols failing to receive papers by 6 o'clock each evening will be notified.
Kansas Wheat Crop Report Prompts Harvest Delay
In Western Kansas the wheat crop faces delays as harsh weather and halting growth hurt yields. The Pratt indicator and state authorities discuss harvest strategies and potential price effects while noting ongoing drought impacts and planned extensions to the harvest window.
Severe Iowa Storm Disrupts City Life and Power
Severe storm lashes Iowa causing widespread damage and power outages. Report notes downed trees, flooded streets, and remaining outages in Mason City and adjacent towns. Authorities warn of continued winds and hazards as crews assess the scene and restore services.
Notice of Liquor Permit Hearing for Pharmacy in Lawrence
Notice is given that Barber Bros filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquor for medicinal scientific and mechanical use only at a Lawrence Kansas pharmacy. The Probate Judge of Douglas County will hear the petition on August 1 1903 at 9 o clock A M at his office in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
Douglas
Kansas
Aid
Daly Stened
Douglas County
Joan Garber
Fatiers
Barber Bros
Douglas County Sealed Proposals for Embankment Bridge Work
Douglas County Kansas invites sealed proposals for constructing an embankment and bridge approach at the Keesss river north end of the Lawrence site. Bids require a $500 bid bond, payable to John Games, Douglas County Treasurer, with terms for forfeiture if no contract is awarded within the specified period.
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Douglas County
Hanas
Keesss
Lawrence
Kansas
Acras
Lawrece Bank
John " Games
Kangas
Tve
Commissioners
Postmasters In Session at Sixth National Convention
The National Association of Postmasters opened its sixth annual convention in Boston at the Hotel Brunswick with over 106 postmasters attending. Postmaster George A. Fusion delivered an address and welcomed participants as President Wills noted the absence of Postmaster General Neirm in Washington but sent best wishes. An informal reception followed the evening session hosted by New England postmasters with special guests Governor Trues and others.
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Howeton
United States
Boston
National Association of Postmasters
Worel Brunswick
George A
Fusion
Eamie
Welare
Wills
Marne
Washinton
He Brunswick
Gov
Trutes
Catholics in Convention At Cobblete Meeting In Contested Era
A fragmented report describes Catholic convention proceedings with references to bishops, deans, and clergy selecting delegates and addressing reverence for the dead. It notes panel discussion, press attention, and the presence of church officials guiding proceedings and spiritual focus.
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Tedlows
Eerie
Kansas fair commissioners clash with association over water issues
The report describes a chaotic meeting where Kansas fair commissioners argue with various associations about water management, center work, funding, and deadlines. The disputed topics include fair grounds maintenance, sanitary concerns, and authority over water resources affecting multiple local sites and events.
Lincoln car once in Union Pacific yards sold to private parties
The famous Lincoln car, housed for 37 years in the Union Pacific yards in Omaha, was sold yesterday to private buyers. Built in 1864 at Alexandria VA military car shops, it carried President Lincoln’s remains to Springfield and later joined the Chicago and Omaha expositions before becoming part of the Union Pacific display.
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Union Parish
Gar
Union Pacific
Omaha
Miliary Car
Alexandria
Springfield
Union Pacific Road
Public memorial plan delays McKinley tribute site debate
An item notes discussions to establish a city memorial for President McKinley and questions whether press coverage of the ceremony will be abandoned. The report implies a proposed harbor monument, with civic reaction and the spread of plan details across communities. The piece also includes unrelated text fragments and an advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure.
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McKinley
Ceawau
United States
Estabide Harbor
Tank
Fina Melia
Opriaetwal
Seth Ruil
Havar
Weley's Midoy Care and Health Remedies Ad
An OCR fragment advertises various health products and tonics. Mentions kidney care for diseases and diabetes, and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Claims quick relief, and notes Barber Bros as a seller. The passage is garbled but reads as a mid century patent medicine page.
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Weley
Midoy
Bright
Stone
Distauer
Foley
America's Status in the Conclave
A historical report discusses America's standing in the conclave, noting admiration for Roosevelt and comments on Catholic influence. It cites Leo XUL and references a Catholic university in Washington as part of broader political and religious context.
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Tvetiteaal
United States
Len Xut
Roosevelt
Leo Xul
Catholica
Satholic University
Washington
Pope Pius X Endorsed by Catholic Leaders in U S
A speech praising Pope Pius X cites his efforts to unite Catholics in the United States and his authority as pontiff. It notes the pope's foundation stone remarks at a major exhibition and calls Americans to view Catholics as central to the church’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Ameren Republic
Amerieno Ideag
Thede Dens
High Altitude Health Experiments Initiated at Disabled Person Creek
Professor Kemp and five Champaign College students conduct high altitude studies on individuals with poor blood at the University in Disabled Person Creek, Colo. They puncture a finger twice daily and draw three to four drops of blood for close examination. Professor Kemp plans to stay for further trials.
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Kemp
T.heme
University of Uuuts Ta
Cripple Creek
Colo
New York Herald
Champnign College
Frofessor Kemp
Cripple Crick
Mrs Johnston Devotion Recall From White House Era
An elderly Baltimorean at the Fifth Avenue hotel recalls Mrs Harriet Johnston a former White House mistress to President James Buchanan. The tale highlights her tact grace as mistress of her home and devoted mother of two sons Henry and Buchanan.
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White House
Harriet Lame Inhnston
James Buchanan
Fifth Avenue
Johnston
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