Back Pain Relief Promises from Local Vendor
Lawrence residents are urged by a local blacksmith at Lust Grand Avenue to seek relief from back pain through a remedy sold by the F. Milboro Co. in Buffalo New York. A user testifies the treatment stopped his pain and improved kidney issues after trying other aids. customers are advised to ask for the product at Dick Bree drug store.
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Kansas City
Arle Mcing and Machine Co
Cain
Dick Bree
Shell
Epic
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F. Milboro Co
Luffaio
The Turn of a Valve on a Gas Stove Ad
A vintage ad copy promotes a gas stove valve system for instant fuel. It describes turning the valve to achieve slow, moderate, or quick fire and emphasizes precise control, ending with a vague claim about safety and efficiency.
Papal Succession Rumors Stir In Vatican Discussions
Controversy swirls over papal succession as factions debate Cardinal Ranepetta and Cardinal Bangin while preparations for a conclave intensify. Observers note potential shifts in Church leadership amid tensions within the Curia and among allied cardinals.
Fragmented 19th century notice spans rail wreck and liquor permit
A lengthy scanned text covers a train wreck near Toward and claims of injuries, a pledge of information on female or criminal activity, and a notice from Barber Bros seeking a liquor license in Lawrence Kansas. It mentions railway events, shipments, and local legal actions with dates in the late 1800s context.
Douglas County Sealed Bids for Embankment and Bridge Work
Douglas County Kansas will receive sealed proposals until July 1 at 1 PM for building embankments and constructing a bridge approach at the north end of the Kanaas River crossing in Lawrence. Bids require a $200 certified check payable to John W. Games, county treasurer, forfeitable if not executed within five days. The county board reserves the right to reject any bids.
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Kansas
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Lawrenes
Haneas
Lawrence
Jobh
W. Games
German Ambassador Receives Credentials at Sagamore Hill
At Sagamore Hill the German ambassador Baron Speck von Sternberg presented credentials to President Roosevelt and was formally received. The ceremony followed by a discussion on financial legislation with Senator Millard and Secretary Hitchcock, focusing on currency elasticity and bond holdings.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore HI
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Germany
United States
von Hellében
Europe
von Hellben
Presidentia
Ruegevely
Arbassador
Serectory MiaMard
Nebraska
Hestuen
Idaho
Congress
Millird
Treasurer Allen’s Missing Funds Reported in Parish Letter
Willard Fonda of Theton writes to Pastor George Ay reporting that treasurer and clerk of the New England conference faced a shortfall. Allen admits loss of funds in speculation and informs parishioners, detailing a suspected amount around a specified sum.
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Theton
Ang
Montreal
George Ay
Willard
Allen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alten
Hee
Ant
Taston Clercyman
Aten
Ale Lena Pecularion
Postmasters Convention Highlights Historic Gathering
Reported notes describe the 1 Wieensaed Ye Stuns Cortifeate Bavaredd fer Keruldlag Shia Mone at the convention. Details include remarks on postal service reforms, leadership changes, and anticipated dates for future postal policy implementations.
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Aswan
Crete
LoaTes
Whee
Eewin C, Madden
Ratification fears and river flood notes across regions
A Colombian center reports doubts about canal treaty ratification by the senate citing constitutional issues. In Kansas, Smoky Hill River rises over time washing away farm land near Love. Local notices hint at political shifts and property losses amid regional upheaval.
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Colombia
Ane
Hexota
Senate
Junevion City
Kan
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Doas
Community church listings and notices in the city
A long column lists numerous churches with pastors and service times. Entries include Unitarian, First Baptist, English Lutheran, United Presbyterian, Pilgrims, Christian, and other denominations with addresses like Corser Hancock street, Vermont street, Quince street, and Kentucky street. Some entries note Sunday schools and prayer meetings.
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St John's
Downey
Trinity Church
First Christian Church
Quincy
Christian Endeavor
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First Church of Christ
Servce Attr A
Alabama Street
United Brethren Church
North Lawrence
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First Presbyterian Church
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Young Fooplea Club
Friends Church
Mosquito Parasite Study and Personal Testimony
A discussion on a mosquito parasite and its effects outlines a method to weaken a pest chain. The article includes a personal account by Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas praising Chamberlain's Colic, Criers and Distrboes Remedy for curing prolonged digestive misery after years of illness and failed treatments.
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General Miles Retires Amid Army Reflections
The article recalls General Miles's retirement and reflects on the U S Army's long duty to defend the nation with honor and discipline. It emphasizes the army's role from civilization to conflict and its commitment to truth, justice, and humane conduct amidst wartime challenges.
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United States Army
Labor Troubles in Russia Reported Across Major Centers
A Times dispatch from Moscow reports widening working-class disaffection in Russia with disturbances at Kharkov, Ekaterinoslav, and other centers. Military units faced attacks, casualties included killed and wounded, and governors were injured as unrest grows amid anti-government activity and rumors surrounding Plehve's leadership.
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the Times
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Nikalajeff
The Weekly Journal and Tribune Farmer Offer
The Weekly Journal is a sixteen page weekly with sewn and cut pages providing a complete news summary and latest dispatches. The Tribune Farmer, published in New York, is a leading agriculture weekly serving the entire country and all farm sectors.
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