23 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles associated with a Republican state ticket, including individuals such as E. W. Hoel, J. Vinagerald, Nation Mark Tatty, and others, with printer attribution and unclear roles. The text reads like a political slate or editorial notice from a historical newspaper page.
Fragmentary item notes a Republican county ticket and probate topic with unclear details and garbled names.
Fragmented opinion piece discusses Cuban revolt, Roosevelts handling, tariff politics, and a proposed Wirz monument. It critiques political maneuvers and contemplates protectionism shifts. Strong entities include Harry Thaw, Roosevelt, and Wirz. mentions Shalr and Andersonville context.
The article argues Oklahoma faces a grave crisis over Indian suffrage. It warns that if politicians manipulate newly enfranchised Indian voters with whiskey and promises, they will create a troublesome class. It urges Oklahoma leaders to avoid repeating ruinous patterns seen elsewhere.
President Boosevit labels demagoguery easy yet argues real progress requires measured policy. He cites the Etkles law and the creation of the department of commerce and labor with the bureau of corporations as moves toward supervision and regulation, though criticizes perceived sham in actual practice.
The republican platform is a completed annex larger and superior to the main building. It houses departments like passenger fare, primary law, anti smoke and tax reform. Rural members flock to occupy rooms, foretelling overwhelming republican occupancy by frost and dimming democracy’s prospects.
Bold claim of a universal remedy sold by druggists promises cures for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Offered as a two months treatment by mail from Dr E W Hall of St Louis with instructions to request a text for amplifications. The ad juxtaposes legal advice about sights and wraps and a lawyer’s influence.
An OCR snippet notes threats to a bank's security with references to a man and barriers. The text is garbled and incomplete but implies concerns over a possible bank security incident and potential investigation.
An advertisement touts kidney tablets as a life restoring remedy, claiming they drain diseased portions of the system and restore perfect health. The ad urges readers to try the remedy, priced at 2 cents, and references a local store and a religious, homeopathic viewpoint.
A reader from Salam Missouri credits Foley's Kidney Cure with curing years of kidney trouble after tried physicians and remedies failed. A Carlisle Center New York note reports brick dust sediment and pain vanished after under two bottles, claiming four years symptom free and urging others with kidney and bladder issues to try the remedy.
A Lawrence reader named Reason Rissey, a retired farmer from New York Street, Lawrence Kane, testifies that years of kidney trouble caused backaches and pain but improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Dick Bros. Drug Store. The testimonial promotes Doan's and notes price and the U S distributor Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Multiple classified lines seek land purchases of twenty to forty acres near Lawrence. Also seeking a Scotch collie, a used delivery wagon, a day of work at a tailor shop, and various housing and rental inquiries. Local agent A1. G. Parsons advertises buyers with payments and down payments for small farms near Lawrence.
Classified style listing multiple properties and livestock for sale including a five room house with barn in a desirable neighborhood, a six year old barnes horse Emila in 2:30, a nine rooms house with 76 feet frontage, a greenhouse and a stock ranch with 2100 acres, farm plots near Six Corners, and several warehouses and rental properties. Some items include contact hints and partial addresses such as Baldwin Kan and Connecticut street.
Rent advertisement lists a large south room furnished suitable for a man and wife or two ladies at 1832 Vermont Street. Also offers an office or suite for rent inquires directed to Wm T Sinclair.
Fragments describe a local notice about a health facility named Hat Hospital. The readable text mentions a street address and a telephone contact, indicating a public instruction or service notice. The fragmentary source provides limited details on purpose or dates.
J M Harshberger and H Gillham advertise 30 years in business at 718 Vermont Street. They promote shoeing services for all feet with a guarantee labor, and invite customers to visit Trevilio and Brether’s lumber yard for office details and phone contact.
Pocket book located near Turner hall contains a handkerchief and loose change. Owner may claim by identifying the property and paying the associated finding fee.
Reward offered for return of a pair of solid gold rimmed glasses left at a corner between Berking and Maas streets on Sunday evening August 19. A 610 bill and a badge pin may be included. finder to return to Kennedy and Ernst's Hardware for reward.
Suburban country and city buyers seek property with many prices for trade. McKenzie Stockwell at 733 Mass St promotes want ads to reach readers before September 4. Also notes Hoth phones and delivery, plus Clover and Alfalfa hulling services by Jobo Barden and R F delivery No 9 in Olntan.
Keefers views emerge as topulist governor candidate discussing Harris record and Senate tenure. The piece notes his critique of WA Durris ae Dens intatur and references 1997 political context, with focus on party lines and campaign messaging.
The piece outlines essential qualifications and entry details for a Col. Hares class event, listing participants and associated fees. It references individuals such as Lee and Pete and mentions dates, venues, and the likely participants, with the tone of a period racing notice.
A jumbled OCR fragment mixes political commentary about governors and Democrats with medical ad copy. It mentions Kansas politics, a governor figure, and public sentiment, interleaved with various health product claims and personal testimonials.
A fragmented report describes street life and amusement amid litter and debris. It notes a playful scene as youths enjoy small moments and a sense of delight despite a grim backdrop of urban neglect.
The report highlights House debates mirroring baseball drama as war news from Manila and far places dominates discussion. It notes Senator Cares Cilile and others testing phrases and economy ideas, including a woman’s economy hat priced at ten dollars over fifteen, as observers compare Senate rituals to baseball vigour.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh claiming it cures constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer $100 for any case that fails to cure and urge sending for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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