Steam Keeps Up Hunt for Political Job
A fragmented report shows ongoing pursuit of a political position by an individual nicknamed Wigg-Asones. Unclear details and wording hinder full clarity about the current status or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented report shows ongoing pursuit of a political position by an individual nicknamed Wigg-Asones. Unclear details and wording hinder full clarity about the current status or outcomes.
An old fashioned medical advertisement touts a so called cure for catarrh and other ailments. It makes grand claims the remedy acts on mucus surfaces and offers instant relief, urging readers to send for a list of testimonials and promising rapid results. The text mimics a period newspaper ad with prices and order details.
A fragmentary account claims a man spent money and sought cures from Freyse Kidney Cure amid rumors of forged relationships and local schemes. Names are garbled, but the text suggests distrust of medical remedies and social misconduct involving a man once known as a troupe performer.
Fragmented OCR depictions recount perilous travel across a war torn region. The narrative hints at power failures and dangerous conditions as a crew endures a tense, minutes long episode amid a volatile Interne War setting.
An old advertisement recounts a Salem Missouri man’s kidney illness and cure by Foley's Kidney Cure. It contrasts kidney health with overheating and excessive drinking, while promoting Burdock Blood Bitters as a purifying tonic for skin eruptions and general purification.
A fragmented critique argues against labeling disease as criminal and questions a magazine's claim that illness stems from nature’s law. It highlights the gendered burden on women and critiques medical remedies marketed to the anxious public amid a culture of moral judgment.
A wartime era piece stresses keeping a wreck clearing outfit and complete equipment ready for emergencies. It outlines lessons that accidents should teach to ensure rapid response and safety, emphasizing preparedness and practical procedures. It notes the importance of training, organization, and drill practice for effective accident relief.
Fragmentary text describes a funeral mass or memorial for mourners, with references to Futural and AiG, and a note about a meeting at Whadi ty Meet. The passage mentions a switch to Teer Beach and notes four significant facts, though details are unclear.
Fragments describe rail transport dangers and a brutal accident with 722 bridges noted. The text mentions tunnels, alpine routes, and a chaotic scene with damaged infrastructure. A promotional aside for Dr Thomas Electric Oil appears in the interrupted prose.
A garbled cutoff discusses American locomotives on top lines with healthy dividends last year and promising prospects. It mentions Bracil and Austria in a context of unity and credit, but the text is largely unreadable. The fragment references gauge and machinery, with unclear names and places.
Trains that never change begin work on a new line project amid Aspen delays. The team reports progress on widening the route, with officials hopeful about completion timelines and future service improvements.
A BROA resident praises Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption for curing his wife after a long cough and illness. He credits the medicine with restoring health and notes the product's effectiveness on severe coughs and colds. A money back guarantee and trial bottles are mentioned by the advertiser Ai Berber & Sea’s.
The Rev J O Warres of Shar es Baptist Church Belair GA extols Electric Bitters as vital for stomach liver and kidney troubles claiming rapid recovery after a collapse and long walks. Barber Son's drug store offers the tonic with a money back guaran tee. Dean's Ointment also advertised for piles ending years of suffering.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures consumption the white plague and coughs. It warns against unknown remedies and urges purchasing Foley's product at Barber and Bon's. The copy emphasizes certainty of outcomes and health protection.
A fragment mentions Wrighteliy Berned Chas W Moore of Ford City Pa applying Bucklin’s Arnica Salve for severe burns from an electrical surface. It touts the salve as the greatest healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles. An ad line for Doan’s Regulats promotes constipation relief and a druggist’s 250 price.
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