Worry and Hurry Harm the Nervous System Says Doctor Ely
Leading Philadelphia physician Dr Thomas C Ely warns in the Journal of the American Medical Association that hurry and worry drain energy and induce neurasthenia. The piece urges stopping hurried habits, planning calmly, and embracing rest and fresh air to restore health and happiness.
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Thomas C. Ely
Philadelphia
Journal of the American Medical Associatin
Europa
Lfe
Bliss Carman
Question on city council eligibility reaches Supreme Court
Aug. 31 Topeka A Neosho county suit filed today challenges if a city of the second class may elect a councilman without owning real estate The case centers on Joe Gastet defeated by C E Conklin for the vacant council seat in last April The plaintiff A J Hudson Chanute argues Gastet owned no real estate at election or oath and seeks Conklin ousted and the office awarded to Hudson
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Neosho County
A. J. Hudson
Chanute
Joe
C. E. Conklin
Veity
Hudson
Gastet
Conklin
Louis Glass Found Guilty in Franchise Bribery Case
The jury convicted Louis Glass of the Pacific States Telegraph Company for bribing supervisors in connection with franchise issuances. One ballot was taken. the verdict was guilty, ending the trial last night.
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Franciste
Aus
Eel Lown Dent
Pacific States
Telegraph Empany
Offeral
Elliott Family Leaves Fort Scott for Kansas University Move
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and their children will depart Fort Scott in a few days to establish permanent residence in Lawrence to keep the family together. Elliott, a government pension examiner, has served here since 1906 and previously managed the district office in Memphis. Their eldest son Harry will enter Kansas University this fall, followed by two younger children when old enough, as the family relocates for education and continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. L. Glliott
Eliott Jett
Elliott
Sethern
Genevieve
Fort Scott
Scott Republican
Liaw
Man Dies After Delay in Kidney Cure Use
A man ignored early signs of kidney trouble and waited in hope of it passing. He developed Brights disease and suffered severe backache and frequent urination. Foley's Kidney Cure was taken and he recovered, according to O P Barber and Son.
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Foley
Kid‘ney
Bright
P. Barber’ &Son. Ie
Fifteenth wedding anniversary entertainment at Olneys
Prof and Mrs Olney hosted a summer anniversary at Indiana street with about seventy five guests. guests wore wedding clothes, prizes went to Mrs Kilworth and the Griesa couple for wedding outfit and pronoun use, reminiscences, verses, poems, and a luncheon followed. Prof Marvin contributed a reading while Lawrence residents praised the unique affair.
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Prof
Mrs. Olney
Indiana Street
Theodore Griesa
Olney
Marvin
North
Lawrence
Good Samaritan Paid Boys’ Movie Tickets At Airdome
Four boys stood in front of the Airdome when Burn Allen approached in a gruff tone. They said they had no money to enter. He urged them inside and paid forty cents for their tickets.
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Airdome
Burn Allen
Bingleton
Wasteful Housekeeping Costs Chicago Families Big Sums
Chicago housewives squander an estimated 193 million dollars annually on wasteful buying and unscientific cooking. Experts cite six major causes including ordering provisions by telephone, buying ready-made foods, and poor meat cuts. Advocates urge shopping in person and knowing proper meat cuts to cut costs and improve nourishment.
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Chicago
School of Domestic Science
The
Chicago Tribune
Mise Lyford
Uis
Devil's Food Cake and Silk Sachets From Old Pantry Tips
A vintage recipe for Devil's Food Cake notes rich ingredients and step by step mixing, including butter, sugar, melted chocolate, eggs, milk, flour, baking powder, cinnamon, cloves, and vanilla. It suggests bake times for loaf and muffin pans. Then it shifts to reuse tips for silk scraps to make sachets and hat fragrances using cheese cloth as a covering and scented pads.
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Myera
Reguar os the Sea Saving the Feet
The fragment mentions using a cushion for comfort while standing and references a carpet and old expressions. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a liver and bowel regulator, guaranteed by C. P. Barber & Ben druggists, with an advert style tone. The text also notes automobile ads promise savings if you desire the article.
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Dr. King
C. P. Barber & Ben
Dean's Kidney Pills Promises Permanent Cure
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache urinary disorders and kidney diseases. It cites Mrs Florence Messer of Lawrence Kansas as a testimonial, claims lifelong relief for family members, and notes sale at Dick Bros drugstore with price listed. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is named as sole U.S. agents.
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Dean
Ares
Lawrence
Florence Messer
Pennsylvania Street
Kansas
James
Dick Bros
Massachusetts
Henry Sts
Fragmented OCR tale with mixed phrases and ad copy
The jumbled text offers scattered phrases about farming, a market or farm notes, stray quotes, and an old advertisement claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward. Names and places are garbled, but references include Toledo Ohio and a medicine pitch. The overall passage resembles a scanned newspaper fragment.
Dream land and life extension cited in era prose and tales
A mosaic of historical vignettes features a Scottish tourer’s cry about a dream resort in England, a medical treatise arguing life limits and the tonic Electric Bitters, and scattered anecdotes about lifelike pursuits, travel, politics, and a marketable personality in early 20th century newspaper style.
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Plagne
Dean Ation
England
Liverpe
Mauricestes
Endorsed by the County for Dr King's New Discovery
An Ostega Journal endorsement proclaims Dr King's New Discovery the most popular remedy for coughs and colds. The ad claims it cures throat and lung diseases, with a promise of no disappointment, offered by C. P. Barber & Son's drug store. The notice closes with a jab about smoking after a birthday gift of cigars.
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Ostega County
Wm. M. Dietz Ditor
Ostega Journal
Gilbertsville
Dr. King
C. P. Barber & Son
Passed Examination Successfully After Kidney Cure Claim
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut writes that after trying kidney remedies and diabetes treatment his condition improved only after Foley's Kidney Cure. After two bottles he improved and five bottles cured him, enabling a rigorous life insurance exam. The ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures backache and all kidney and bladder troubles for O. P. Barber & Son.
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James Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Foley
P. Barber & Son
Seed Wheat Experiment Reported at Kaw Bottom Farm
Peter Laptad of Grant township described a seed wheat test on a two acre Kaw bottom plot. Seed was soaked then skimmed by sinking speed and dried, yielding fifty bushels per acre versus thirty five to forty bushels per acre with ordinary sowing, per Lecompton Sun.
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Peter Laptad
Grant Township
The
Sun
Lecompton Sun
Thousands Suffer Kidney Disease Warned in Ad
An advertising notice urges awareness of the rising prevalence of kidney disease, claiming most patients and doctors overlook the ailment. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the remedy, with offers of free samples and a booklet by mail from Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention the paper.
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Fiett
Kilmer
K. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
High School Enrollment Schedule Announced
Principal F H Olney releases enrollment timetable for the High School for September 2 with daily entry by student year. Seniors Monday, juniors Tuesday, second year Wednesday, first year Thursday and Friday. Other high school students admitted Saturday afternoon. exams set for September 6 on languages and history morning and sciences and mathematics afternoon.
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Schook
Wexiun Momlay
F. H. Olney
Personal Property Tax Payers List for Douglas County
The Journal issues a neat list of personal property tax payers living outside Lawrence. The edition is limited, priced at 60 cents, and available at the office. Act quickly as no further printings are planned. The note hints at social concerns about those on the list.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Uncertain historical phrasing on period roles and elections
A compact thematic note discusses ongoing cycles of history with repeated elections and candid flair. It highlights a woman defining frankness as openness about her own admissions, illustrating contemporary attitudes toward candidness and political continuity.
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold Claims by Foley's Honey and Tar
Batesville Indiana man says a summer cold with hay fever symptoms was cured quickly by Foley's Honey and Tar after other medicines failed. His wife also had success with the product. The ad ends with a quip about worry and a baseball game remark.
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A. J. Nushanm
Batesville
Indiana
Aggrave
P. Barber & Ben
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