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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented, humorous and opinionated clippings cover diverse topics from Alaska ventures and county papers to politics, nurseries and public health. The piece references patriotism, party finance, campaigning strategies, labor and social issues with scattered quotes and local anecdotes.
An old newspaper piece touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy for weak stomach heart and kidney nerves. It urges readers to obtain the preparation through O P Barber & Son and claims rapid relief from various ailments. The article cites medical writers and claims the product strengthens internal nerves without alcohol or stimulants.
Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Truuston St New York lauds Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues. He says it benefits lame backs and weak kidneys, purifying blood and restoring vigor for both sexes. Sold under guarantee at Bar Iber Son's drug store for 50c.
Mrs Taft would be the next mistress of the White House if Taft wins the presidency. She is alert, well tutored, and frequently speaks to reporters before her husband reacts. Her father partnered with President Hayes, keeping Mrs Taft close to White House life since childhood.
Nine United States government food inspectors have come to Kansas to systematically examine the milk provided by local dairymen. The effort is part of a nationwide inspection of all states, with Kansas undergoing a rigid examination. Herbert Bailey, son of Prof. J. E. L. Bailey, is among the inspectors. A remark notes that a man may sleep on his back and still wake hungry.
John G. Fisher recalls a scheme at Rockport track where inside handlers manipulated stopwatches to raise a horse's early career time. They target owners of watches to slow official times after heats, avoiding disputes and securing a favorable mark.
Fragmentary notes recount Louis VII halting whisker fashion and Eleanor of Aquitaine’s reaction leading to divorce and long wars. A wild aside cites holly berry salve as a folk remedy with questionable medical claims from Nashville sources.
A Philadelphia traveler recounted experiences in South America at a globe trotter banquet. He described poor inns in many areas, notably in Peru where an American jailed over papers found shelter after release then sought the same hotel again. He noted a sign in Buenos Aires reading American cafe champagne and fried potatoes.
A magazine piece on reverence for works over fate contrasts with a humorous Denver News snippet about the Littleton family. Martin Littleton, part of a 19 child clan, drowns after a Texas creek incident while a younger brother sobs, as the father voices concern over Martin’s safety.
A somber man and his companion prepare to leave a boarding house as an eerie scene unfolds. The tale shifts to a lighter aside about Horace Walpole and a curious case of mistaken identity, with Mrs. Blake and Mr. Blake debating who told a humorous story and who did not.
An illustrated ad asks readers to trust Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pains with a Kansas testimonial about relief from bladder inflammation. It promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative for nerves and energy, Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores, and Dr Shoop's Health Coffee as a coffee substitute, citing local merchants and generic health claims.
A message from a South Bend woman offers a home treatment for rheumatism and related pains. It promises relief without hospital care, claiming the remedy cleanses blood, loosens stiffness, and restores elasticity. Readers are urged to write Mrs. J. Box RK for proof and a free trial.
Naples Maine resident Lester Nelson credits Mr Kings New Discovery with curing his throat and lung ailments and saving his life. The 40 year old remedy is touted as a preventive against pneumonia and a healer of weak lungs. Barber Sons Drug Store sells 50¢ and $1.00 bottles with a free trial. A separate note promotes Dr Shoops Night Cure and a free health book for women from Racine Wisconsin.
A ragged column notes events around Vinland including strikes at Central, Tom Pardee shipping to Topetan, families at Sibby picnic, visits and caregiving headlines, and a forthcoming Ladies Aid Society gathering. It mentions elocution at the ME church, plans for a fair in late September, and various residents traveling or visiting nearby towns.
Mrs Winter and her little daughter returned home after visiting relatives. Carrie Hafer of Independence visits her sister Mrs Tena Huehheim. Mr and Mrs Schrader traveled to AK Cre to visit their daughter Mrs Fred Benjamin. Mr and Mrs Carl Shelih and Mr and Mrs Frank Buchheim spent Sunday with Fred Buchheim. Berry family moving to farm once occupied by Walter Richard. Elie Ansl ergs welcome a new baby Thursday August 13. Edna Von Wolf of Topeka visiting relatives. Christian church basket meeting set for Diester’s Grove August 22. Sylvester Schrader left for Colorado and other points.
Miss Anna Culat returns to Garnett after days with Ulineke and Cyntha Watson. Deena Ines retired from Oklahoma after spending ten days there. Mr. SS. Uaraplelli and family visited Mrs. Bert Fogerty. Miss Ethel Talley went to Christ's hospital in Topeka for treatment. HerHerahd Fogerty funeral held at Twin Mound schoolhouse with community sympathy expressed. Several neighbors and kin mentioned. local prayers and well wishes noted. An advertisement touts De Witt's Carbolized Wild Hazel Salve sold by C. P. Barber & Son.
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