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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1902
Page
3
In a complex probate matter, Adaline Horror acts as attorney for the plaintiff as the estate of Mary intersated is settled. Howard, administrator with will annexed, seeks discharge while noting necessary expenses and the will contest, with dates and locations referenced in the filing.
A compact sales pitch explains turning a valve on a gas stove to regulate fires from slow to quick. It emphasizes instant readiness, adjustable heat, and easy extinguishing by turning the valve. The piece uses simple prompts to show user control and convenience.
Washington December 8 the pension appropriation bill passed the house without debate carrying 139 537 000 and the chamber then adjourned for the day. A resolution by Mr Sheldon Missouri called for all reports on wartime operations and the operation of corporations in interstate commerce under a proposed licensing system with liberal fees based on capitalization and bonds.
Official confirmation that J Ogden Armour and Gustavus F Swift own land north of the Missouri River in Clay County Missouri and hold the Rates interests. Plans include a new depot in the north end to serve major railways and one or two bridges across the Missouri River as part of a vast commercial expansion reported in Kansas City.
San Francisco businessmen formed the Joe J. Puliomi Co and conducted Fulton Compound tests for Brights disease and diabetes. Edwin W Joy touts a cure and claims a patient improved after months of treatment, with plans to publicize more. Descriptive pamphlets and pharmaceutical sales accompany the claims.
A cryptic item describes a stranger seeking dental help for a horse named Dentist. The fragment hints at warned privileges of the mouth and hints at a ritual or message within a convoluted tale. The garbled text mentions teeth, binds, and various proper names in a puzzling, partial excerpt.
Notice to subscribers requesting prompt reporting of damaged papers and misdelivery to secure better service. It explains paying bills at the office rather than to carriers, and that carriers cannot collect for undelivered issues. Advertising charged in advance, with no church rate unless payment is timelined.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a novel switch device and alleged misuse by NesMg ent employees. It mentions the device protecting or impacting trains and a complex chain of references to companies, individuals, and places. The piece blends technical speculation with garbled names and scattered facts about Michigan and other entities.
A damaged newspaper fragment provides vague details about an event at Salt Park and local authorities. The readable words suggest a meeting or notice involving people and locations, but core facts remain unclear and several names are unreadable.
A fragmentary letter-driven notice touts Lawrence residents backing a statement and endorsing a remedy product. The text, muddled with ad-like language, mentions Mr C C. Mealis of Wilder Bros. and a supposed cure, then shifts to Oklahoma secrets and territorial claims amid unclear reportage.
A Washington dispatch reports Uncle Sam plans a year end food preservation test using twelve clerks and volunteers. The program aims to study meat and chemical preservatives, with six fed for three weeks and six more for a longer period. Detailed methods and results are described, including the role of gas and preservation techniques.
The text presents a garbled set of phrases about Filipinos and studies with scattered names such as Doak Jada and A. Lint. It references places like Chester and mentions debris, purity, and a vague event or list. The overall meaning is unclear due to poor OCR quality.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions debates and events related to a late 1800s show and preparations. Names and places are unclear but reference to exhibitions, lectures, and a court-like setting are noted amid garbled text. The piece hints at tension around proceedings and public attention in the era.
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