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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
3
Dec 27 reports steel p der eaivhes from the Union Pac...towed by torus on Tos h uneneed were first tested by Ue steed aetar ehaire stolen self work iipery. The cars will be built entirely of steel and metal with updated design and stronger construction.
Mispriced and subpar blends are contrasted with Ariosa Coffee from Arhocks. Ariosa promises 16 net ounces of Brazilian coffee from the largest firm, with direct assurance of best coffee for the money, by Buckld Bros of New York.
The text discusses circular windows about 18 inches in diameter and doors located on the side and center of cars. Passengers would board from doors in the sides and center, with platform elimination. The new cars would be more expensive but more durable and safer, reducing casualties in crashes and ultimately offering cheaper long term investment.
New York reports a waning Teddy Bear craze as toy shops near closing show crowded shelves. After holiday rush, thousands in stuffed animals sold earlier have left few bears, while elephants monkeys and rabbits moved but bear stock lingers.
Rev C R Rice notes 1881 report highlights Weatherby at LeRoy with a revived town and growing congregation despite earlier decline. Rail link revived activity and moral renewal alongside repainting church. A new church near Sunny Side nears completion.
A community plea urges residents to donate children's clothing to the Salvation Army. The note stresses urgent need in Lawrence, where many families have outgrown clothes and colder weather approaches.
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures many asthma cases once thought hopeless. A Davenport resident testifies to a severe cold turning into asthma and notes the remedy provided lasting relief beyond medical treatment.
A lettered Royal visit to Wales is described with plans for the Prince and Princesses to stay in various counties and villages. Mentions possible Gibraltar trip for the princess and preparation of extended engagements, while noting safety and secrecy around the itinerary and public reaction.
A vintage ad copy urges readers to use Dr Joe products from Barber & Son's Drug to prevent biliousness jaundice and digestive trouble, promising health benefits through a simple remedy.
In recent discussions, Dares and hairdressers debate tipping norms as wages rise. Some salons set boxes for patron tips while others refuse, and pay shifts may affect waitstaff. Across shops, tipping patterns vary, with Americans often giving small coins and frequent patrons adjusting to new guidelines.
Brackett John Piper visits the Piper family. Levett hosts Douglass for Christmas Day. The school Christmas entertainment drew a fair crowd despite bad weather. G. E. Davis and family visited Matthew day. F. F. Cress of Gardner spent Christmas with Rev. E. Cressman. Mrs. Cressman is sick this week. Cressman spent days with her daughter at Siegel. Levelt and Mrs. Ewing visited Mr. Cressman’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Dresser stayed with Mr. Clearman Thursday night.
A testimonial extols Bucklen Arnica Salve's effectiveness over fifteen years in curing sores boils and burns. The speaker notes repeated successful results and gratitude for the salve's proven safety and reliability.
The article outlines the history and claimed benefits of Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. Pierce, noting ingredients like Golden Bear root and glycerine refinement. It advertises free endorsements and medical book reprints, urging readers to request information by postal card. It cautions that it cannot cure all conditions and that no medicine cures constitutional issues if taken too late.
Reports indicate a custody dispute involving the baby's mother and alleged abduction. The father questions his own rights as the case unfolds, with witnesses describing the emotional strain and calls for a resolution that protects the child. Local authorities and legal observers weigh possible outcomes.
Manager A R Maxwell says shipments surged beyond any year’s history with dozens of extras used. He cites no panic at the express office and notes the post office also saw increased business amid the drive.
W E Pitts sought the acting clerk position in the senate at Wash The pool included fourteen aspirants but only Pitts and another man were noted as promising They were tried but no decision was reached before the holidays Pitts returned home with active support from both Kansas senators.
The report labels the four youths as foolish to drink at Christmas noting such acts don’t pay and newspapers are kinder to them than to themselves. It condemns excessive alcohol consumption as a poor way to celebrate the holiday.
The article notes Christmas shopping mixed results with Monday expected to set a sales record while today falls short. It also mentions a Cromwell era law banning Christmas celebrations, plus various ads and medical endorsements embedded in the page.
The January issue features a striking cover by Amea Montgomery Flagg and a full page painting by W. Balfourner. It includes Dr Hale’s Monthly Talk on New Year’s Wishes, Jack London’s Molokai leper journey, and a rich lineup of fiction and departments.
Local Eudora merchants report strong two week trade with many shops hiring extra clerks. The arena of commerce highlights strong health claims for Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure for kidney and bladder issues, promoting early use to prevent serious diseases.
Frank Kock on Kentucky street displays an extraordinary Christmas tree eclipsing all local examples. Kiovh and others contributed effort and money to its creation. The curiosity of the tree draws many admirers and it remains in the window for viewing.
W V Henry of Panama Mo states seven years of proof that Dr Kinge’s New Discovery cures coughs colds throat chest and lung diseases. The world has thirty eight years of proof this remedy treats la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption and prevents pneumonia. Barber Son’s drug store sells it 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free.
The Industrial School Christmas exercises led by Jafiss Quinlan will be held at the new girls home on 1 New York street tomorrow from 2 to 4 PM. The article praises the industrial work among the poor and calls for voluntary subscriptions to support Lawrence.
The State of Kansas to Lois Mair. Garfield Mair petitions Douglas County District Court for divorce on wilful abandonment for over a year. You must answer by January 21, 1908 or a judgment will be entered. Clerk Henry Thasher. Daily Journal December 12 1907. Notice of Final Settlement in the Estate of John Barber deceased. Executrix Arabella P Barker seeks allowance for services and attorney fees at the February 1908 probate term and requests discharge.
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