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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
2
A report profiles the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury denouncing a crank and his fraudulent scheme. The article hints at financial misdirection and mentions a controversial belief movement with a focus on religious groups in Western New York.
The readable lines describe a blurred scene with names and actions, but many words are garbled. It seems to mention people, tunes, and activities without a cohesive event or clear dates or places.
The Rev C Wartrow of Shareop Baptist Church Belair Ga says Electric Bitters cured his back pain restored strength and eased fatigue after a collapse. He notes two bottles made him walk miles in 50 minutes and feel capable of more. Barbers Son’s drug store sells the tonic at 50 cents.
The piece explains the term Newhero’s Herpicide as a killer of heroes. It notes merchants Woodward & Co as Gola agents and references Detroit in connection with the request for information and the product claim.
Fragmentary lines discuss reacting to a problem with profanity and reference Dean's Woking and a bleeding someone after years of euttertag. The note mentions a drug store as a setting.
A Chicago banker and financier known as Mr. Gage relocates to a colony near Point Lama, California founded by Madame Tingley. The piece notes his occult interests, a 19th century psychic network, and mentions Thomas Hutson as a major Chicago figure in the movement.
A period piece railing at childlessness cites personal loneliness and marital strain. It promotes a patent cure sold by the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute with pills labeled Preser jtion and Pellets as a safe remedy, touting medical endorsements and printed ingredients.
A fragmentary overview mixes odd phrases on potatoes and trade with a note about public interest at a secret mine and a park, mentioning Kraehe Wis John well known and Reform pen. It references Upton Sinclair paid $310,000 and assesses proceeds from earlier works including King Midas with English serial rights.
garbled text mentions a so called remedy in Dr King s New Life Pills claimed to cure disease and foul phrases reference to black market products and deceptive health claims reading like an old time sensational advertisement
A garbled OCR fragment shows disjointed terms and names, lacking coherent context or clear events. It mentions stockholder related language and various misread words, suggesting a scanned page with illegible segments and incomplete phrases.
An old newspaper item touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a perfect remedy for coughs and consumption and discourages unknown preparations. Barber & Bow's druggists sell Foley's at 25 and 1.00 with a trial bottle free. Also mentions Dean's Regulesa and Bachlen's Arnica Salve as aids for health and skin injuries.
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