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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented medical note discusses a laxative product once marketed as a liver remedy. It mentions habitual constipation, digestive irritation, and a testimonial tone about restoring bowels. No clear patient or verifiable outcome is stated.
Gorrill announces a new bread business venture with Wisiar Bros trading as Vileacre county entities. Gorrill aims to establish operations in Mirror, signaling local commerce expansion and potential job opportunities in the region.
The page lists university notes about rehearsals and performances including the Glee Club, a quintette, and a recital by Rudolph Ganz. It mentions December department plans, upcoming campus events, and a brief update on Meany Garrett’s health. Also noted are Grace Warner visiting, Lay Showler attending the junior dance, and a health ad for Dowais Ointment addressing skin itching.
Endora merchants rush to fill Christmas orders as holiday sales loom. Banks warn of potential hoarding and easing credit restrictions amid rising demand and cautious consumer outlook.
Local residents and families including Brackett Brett Nofitger and Jobe households hosted guests in Lawrence Perr and nearby areas. Thanksgiving gatherings featured Stith Daxtog Luba and hosts at Suiti residence. Several visits to Kansas City and City correspondence noted, with club meetings and officer elections reported among Pleasant Tour and Bell club attendees.
Notice to customers from Barber and Son stating Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
The football season ends as the gridiron heroes retire from the spotlight. Fans reflect on final games and rising talents, while coaches plan for next year and celebrate lasting memories from a grueling schedule.
The Kansas Academy of Science held its annual Br onica meeting with several papers including a tuberculosis study by Prof. Burton HK Rogers of the State Agricultural College. Rogers argues the germ enters the living body and that the disease can be eliminated, advocating aggressive eradication and noting the challenge of widespread contagion.
The column notes wind and disarray while detailing social visits and household tasks. It mentions Mir and family celebrating Thanksgiving, Mrs. Met and Mrs. McNees of Lawrence, a party with Mrs Hermann Brewis, and ongoing farm work. Local residents plan events in November and describe home improvements and stable chores at Knight's Nursery.
Here'n Good Advice. Woeleyer of LeRaysville, a known merchant, urges readers to apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles, wounds, burns, or abrasions. Treated one 20 years ago. Guaranteed relief, 23c at U.P. Barber & Son's drug store.
An Olathe Mirror excerpt laments that insurers in Lawrence may deny or delay payouts when the deceased, Geo. C Bailey, dies there and a burial takes place. The column argues insurers loopholes undermine beneficiaries, noting the final resting place and insured status as key factors.
Amusements note a realistic far west play The Flaming Arrow at Bowery Suck Opera House on Tuesday December 10. The production aims as a faithful frontier life picture with a love story and thrilling adventures. Prices listed 25 35 50 cents. Public notice follows about Edna May Galbraith suing Orval M Galbraith in Douglas County District Court with a January 1908 deadline for response.
Praise for Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as best for women with weakness and pelvic distress. Claims badge of honesty on bottle wrappers and plain English ingredient list. Recommends consulting by letter, promises privacy, touts non alcohol formula and safe roots for digestive and reproductive ailments.
The Lawrence Coal and Gas Co plans a second well to supply the city with natural gas. Contractor Mr Anderson moved the drilling rig on the site near Siltstr eg to penetrate the earth at a rate around a hundred feet per day.
A local household note from Mound Wily recalls Mrs Pipp and Mrs Clapp describing a dramatic recovery. One man facing coughs and chest troubles reportedly improved after EF began using Dr King’s New Discovery. The product, a multipurpose cough and lung remedy, was offered by Q P Barber & Son with trial bottles free and prices at 50 cents and one dollar.
Piseer, a top all around trackman and former state hurdles record holder, transfers to Kansas University at Lawrence to join the K U track team. He is noted as one of the best in the state and comes from Emporia College where he graduated in 19-. A medicine advertisement for Dr Thomas Evire electrical oil is included as a household remedy.
Fred Hesser and Tr B Tf Leste traveled to Kansas City today. Mrs H L Marvin and Mrs Belle Marshall also went to Kansas City this morning. Mrs FOE Butler went to Kauene to see Grand Opera. Mary Lapham went to Kansas City for several days. Helen Harland returned home in Oklahoma after a visit. Mrs de Cole of Great Bend visited. EL FP El Schneidter and Dr Mease mentioned in Ohio and Mt Gretna notes.
Miss Florence Baldwin and Mr. Eiward Robinson wed at 4 o clock on Thanksgiving day near Baldwin home. Rev A Marvel officiated as Ray Stewart played softly to Annie Laurie. Bride wore white embroidered lingerie gown with bridal roses. maid of honor Rena Ballwin wore white silk. flowers by carnations. Attendants Thomas Palmer in black. Edward and Mrs Robinsont plan extended visit to St Louis and Cincinnati then live with in laws before starting housekeeping on the Wabaonser farm in March.
Mrs. Zacl Younger offers thanks for kindness shown during illness and death of her son Claudia Clifton Younger. She expresses gratitude to Mr. Francisco and others and notes appreciation for supportive messages and assistance received.
Mes Mabel McCain Compton prepares a music class in Olathe praising her qualification and training at Kansas University. Neighbors commend her thorough prep and skill as a musician and instructor in a town known for culture.
A fragment reports a small quantity of cotton seed brought to a funeral inspection. The seed clung to a tear and was identified by Watkins, though it has been many years since he last saw such a seed. The item appears in a brief note with uncertain context.
In Topeka a dispute over labeling states one percent alcohol on a beer label. The text mentions breweries and regulatory actions, with references to a tasting venue and alleged mislabeling.
Jurors found guilt in a broad harvest field corruption trial. The defense vows appeal if the court fails to grant a new trial, while prosecutors trumpet a landmark prosecution of alleged bribery and multi-contract schemes. Names of officials and detailed counts are partly obscured in the fragmented report.
A Kansas bulletin reports many lemon extracts sold as flavorings lack genuine oil of lemon. Some contain little or no real oil and are colored with coal tar dye. Labels mislead consumers and some products marketed as standard or double strength misrepresent content.
Urcin Ammey named captain of Kansas football after a tight ballot at a banquet led by manager W. C. Landsden. Reed and Ateney received 10 and 12 votes respectively as Ammey, the ersek quarterback from Sedinwhire, begins his second year in a leadership role.
A fragment notes Lawrence banks, national and state, sharing equal value during reforms. It hints at prosperity in a town described as a belly weed town, with a casual remark on bank calls and the overall health of local finance.
Foley’s Honey and Tar has cured many asthma cases once deemed hopeless. Mrs Adolph Buesing writes of twelve years of severe cold turning into asthma, cured by the remedy. Barber & Son touts Blood Bitters for dyspepsia, while noting Beef Bitters as a national cure and promoting digestive strength and blood purification.
Household remedies offer a simple mix of Marmola fluid extract Casava Aromatic and Syrup Simplex to aid digestion purify blood and reduce fat safely without dieting or exercise. The claim includes rapid symmetrical weight loss and no skin wrinkles with casual eating. Stockholders meet Watkins National Bank January 14 1905 in Lawrence Kansas.
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