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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
2
The article blends editorial opinions on tariff revision, political figures like Taft and Bristow, and local concerns in Kansas. It mentions insurance rate debates, the Fort Scott area, and societal observations about Mrs. Barclay and the incubator baby, with references to Walter Wellman and Harriman.
An advertisement style note reiterates Castoria as a familiar remedy for everyday ailments. It emphasizes trust in a product known for consistent relief and mentions its longstanding presence in households. The wording highlights consumer confidence and habit forming use.
A verbose advertise heavy page fragment touts Kexall 3 inch Hair Tonic and DeWitt remedies with money back guarantees. It extols pills salves and tonics from Rexall stores and other drug products, mixing testimonials and local notes in a period style.
A fragment discusses the Daily Repubican’s intro of a six-column silver-printed front, old ads about soap, tallow prizes, and a note on a Lawrence, Kansas rail line office. It cites fires in Cats City, a mayor’s reward, and university updates in Fall facilities. It also mentions the International Industrial Exhibition in October and local farmer clubs in Douglas County.
The fragmented text describes acres of land in a colonial context, mixed with notices on land joining and road access near a town, then shifts to pharmaceutical advertisements for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and a general warning about counterfeit products. The passage includes garbled references to taxes, family regulation, and a few named products and local notices.
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