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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1907
Page
2
The piece discusses Governor Hughes and Taft as likely contenders with conservatives backing Hughes for locality and common sense while the West favors Taft. It then meanders into miscellaneous topics including poverty, Christmas, and a long digression about The Journal of Lawrence, its history, and editorial reach.
A collage of Christmas musings on giving and virtue contrasts with political jabs about Bonaparte Tillman and liquor licenses. Readers hear about Mr. Bonaparte’s polite demeanor and the call for prohibiting liquor licenses in prohibition states, while commentary notes Tom Lawson’s drum and reform fatigue.
The public reacts to ongoing enforcement of revival era regulations as officials address the surprising response to party activities. Observers note a tightening of norms and heightened scrutiny, signaling a broader push to restore strict conduct standards.
The article argues for enactment of a guaranteed deposit law and compares it to pure food legislation. It claims the people demand security in banking and criticizes populist opposition as misguided, urging state action and national standards to protect deposits. It notes the need for clear rules and state conformity.
An old medical ad touts Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles with a two month $1 bottle offer. It claims testimonials and lists Dr E J Hall in St Louis as contact, plus a laxative quinine product with a refund if not cured.
W V Henry of Panama Mo touts seven years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and throat chest illnesses. The product is advertised as the best remedy for la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption with pneumonia prevention. Barber Son’s drug store offers 50 cent and 1.00 prices and a trial bottle free. Some men seem to think it is better to have loved and married than never to have loved at all.
Officials warn about adulterated syrups salts and jellies and warn of unsafe vinegars honey and meat products. Vendors mix peach pits with almonds and dilute vanilla extract and vinegar labeling. Public urged to demand clear labels and safe quality foods.
An old advert claims Penn’s Kidney Pills ease severe back pain and kidney disturbances. It cites Mr. Chenuwerk and a testimonial from 919 Congress, noting excessive secretions and disrupted rest. Sold by Culles Foster-Millburn Co agents. remember the name Dorn’s.
A local gathering in the Kan sas area discusses camp life and the upcoming election for leadership. Attendees include Collins and Campbell with remarks on future speeches and actions. The notice urges attendance for a Saturday meeting while advertising Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief.
The speaker argues that business cycles follow crop yields, citing 1907 figures: corn output 1.375 billion bushels, wheat 331 million, and all other products at 1.717 billion, with a total increase of 324 million over 1906. He calls for avoiding panic and boosting the economy.
An assortment of small business notices and offers fills the page. From Kennedy Plumbing Co and Robertson Undertaking Co to shoe shiners, loan offers, and bargain clothing, the items promise services from plumbing and wiring to shoeing and household storage. The fragmentary list also touts eye care, sewing machines, packing and shipping, and a home cure for bedwetting.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and events but yields no clear facts. Readable items mention a person or discovery in song and references to New York, a price, and a possible public notice context without coherent dates or actions. No verifiable details to ground a specific event or outcome.
Testimonial praises Bitters for stomach and female weakness relief. The sample notes acute indigestion improvement and urges others to try the remedy at Barber & Son's drug store in San Francisco.
Frank Peairs filed his application with the board of county commissioners for appointment as county official. Peairs resides in Waterbury township and is the sole candidate from Commissioner Brune’s district. Township trustees recommended W O Stone of the third ward district for the place, while the city endorsed TD B Asher the first district. The commission will fill the vacancy with one appointee.
An ad from Boener Bros. Mfgs urges grocers to buy their new stock at prevailing low prices. It promises savings, invites customers to visit Your & Nicholson at 847 Mase, and touts twenty five 202 cigars in air tight cans as first quality.
A mixed set of early 20th century classifieds includes WANTED notices for employment and rental, a FOR SALE listing for a Creamery building with machinery on Mississippi and Pinckney, and LOAN and RENT ads. Also items mention real estate brokers, lost wallet at Lawrence National Bank, and various household goods and services.
Dr Sarah Be Carruthers, graduate of the American School of Osteopathy, under founder A T Still. Offices at 913 Main Street upstairs with hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. Also a baby ribbon cigars advertisement by Billie Williamson.
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