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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1906
Page
3
Court administrator Willian H Cole announces probate actions in the estate of Unletate, as the county records show, calling all interested parties to appear and take part in proceedings to settle the matter. Local officials urge orderly administration and self-governance during the process.
A historical DIY carpet treatment is described with cleaning before applying a mixture of salts, borax, talc, and other reagents. The long, error riddled text outlines ratios and procedures to refresh carpet fibers and remove surface grime.
The article argues domestic economy is a science for women advising on home economics and crafts. It discusses organizing a household, sewing and mending, cooking simple dishes like Dutch Peach Cake and Rice Pudding, and keeping a tidy, efficient drawer system for scraps and ribbons to maintain harmony and happiness at home.
An alarm about neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver leads to chronic constipation. Dr King’s New Life Pills are marketed as gentle regulators by Barker & Son. Burdock Blood Bitters purify the blood and build you up. Man Zan Pile Remedy is sold in collapsible tubes by O P Barber & Son with a money back guarantee.
A garbled report outlines a man named Bence or Mace linked to a shooting and a black suspect, with early 20th century court actions in Leavenworth and Topeka. It mentions William Simutaiz, Subaltern League actions, and various legal petitions and ouster suits amid local political upheaval. The text includes unrelated ads for medicines and moral vignettes, reflecting a chaotic newspaper page.
The report recalls a shipwreck with wreckage and a captain’s ruinous loss, noting a storm that overturned a vessel leaving only the funnel and deckhouse visible. Witnesses recount a frantic scramble and a sobering claim of fifty thousand dollars lost to the storm.
The pages extol The Lawrence Dai and The Kansas Farmer as premier rural and national weeklies. They boast market reports by wire, nationwide telegraph summaries, and farmer focused content from livestock to dairying, highlighting monthly Indiana publishing and a bolon L poem.
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