Twice Told Testimony on Dean's Kidney Pills in Lawrence
Lawrence residents publish testimonials praising the remedy for kidney and back ailments. Mrs. Florence Messes of 1339 1st Avenue, Lawrence Kansas, recalls its year earlier cures, claiming permanent relief for herself, James, their daughter, and sister. Pills sold by Dick Bros. drug store in Lawrence and by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo. 50 cents per bottle.
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Lawrence
Dean
Lars
Florence Messes
Vauia Street
Kansas
USA
James
Doga
Ula
Dick Bros
Massachusetes
Henry Streets
Foster-Milbare Co
Buffaio
New York
Lue
United States
Dyan S
Foley Honey and Tar Said to Cure Asthma
An owner letter from Adulph Buesing Davenport Iowa reports severe cold twelve years ago led to asthma. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar for curing his condition after other medical efforts failed. Sold by Barber and Son with a note on health not prolonging life. Also mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle regulator for stomach and liver. price five cents.
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Burr MelIntosh
Burr McIntosh
22Nd Street
New York City
Foley
Rs Adulph Buesing
West Third St
Davenport
Iawa
Barber & Son
Dr. King
Stomach
Lowell
Hacker & Son
India
5. A. Brown
Bennettsville
D. C
Price Soc
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Barber and Sons announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults. The note ends with a witty remark on fickleness and a garbled line about a woman losing her friend.
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Foley
Barber & Son's
Notice of Estate Appointments and Final Settlement
Notice from Douglas County Kansas probate court dated December 19 1908 appointing William H Cole administrator of Aliam W Cole estate with final settlement pending for Robers Sut Paes estate creditors and all interested parties urged to file claims and attend probate proceedings in Lawrence Journal text mentions dates and administrators.
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Kenesst
Douglas County
Donuglas County
Kaneas
Aliam W. Cole
William H. Cole
Piest
Itergtae- Lawrence Dali Journal
Robers
Ranena
Ambnae Lad Tor
Ambnae Lad Tor Atscreegates
Ee Ionaks & Tall and
Extroneent
Caid Eotate Gna Aboly Sry
BO Teminisrate
Lawrence Daily Journal
Daily Journal
Faded whiskers and the pure food law advance
The article warns of the Pure Food Law's effects starting January. It notes dye in tonics and tonics marketed as restorative drugs, the relabeling of products, and inspections to remove impure items. It mentions changes in sugar, lemon extracts, and whiskey products, with broader impacts on groceries and drugstores. It also cites Electric Bitters as a health remedy.
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Ayers
Halls
Puose
Ita
Uae
Lawrence Gheethy
Grand Trunk Pacific to Boost Western Canada Grain Transport
Mr. C. M. Hays of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway says the system will help move Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba grain to tidewater amid expanding western crop output. A Prairie trip from Portage la Prairie to Edmonton spanned 1500 miles by prairie schooner, signaling readiness to aid settlers as harvest approaches.
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Western Canada
Seaboard
Lugov
Canadia
C. M. Hays
Grand Trunk Pacific Tramway
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manito
Hays
Grand Trunk
Gurulund
Igut
Eanent
Canadian West
Sliquitot
Etiourd
New County
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Health For Kidneys
An advertisement asserts that good wealth hinges on healthy kidneys and warns that Foley's Kidney Cure cures kidney and bladder diseases, strengthens kidneys, and prevents Brights disease or diabetes when used timely. Sold by Barber & Son.
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Foley
Barber & Son
Newbro's Herpleide Promises Hair Rescue For Ladies
An old-fashioned advertisement purports Newbro's Herpleide cures thin hair and falls in wheat vale, claiming it prevents shedding, thickens growth, and erases the davatruff germ. It boasts a grease-free formula, stain-free use, and samples by mail from The Herpleide Co. Detroit with Woodward & Co. as sole agents.
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Newbery
Newbro
Herpleido Co
Detroit
Mich
Woodward & CO
Miss Emilie Lessing Stars in Dora Thorne at Opera House
Miss Emilie Lessing stars as Dora Thorne in a feature performance at the Opera House Monday evening. The Sun reports her lively portrayal and the audience reaction as she strikes various dramatic poses in the role.
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Emilie Lessing
Dora Thorne
Indianaplig
Ind
Dora Thorn
Makes the Liver Lively Urino Laxative Syrup
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup promises permanent relief from habitual constipation by stimulating the liver and restoring natural bowel action without irritation. It does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take, sold by Barber & Sor along The avenue of escape.
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Barber & Sor
Death Prom Lockjaw Claims By Arnica Salve Advertisement
Buck-Jen's Arnica Salve touted as antiseptic and healing for wounds and sores. Chas. Oswald of Kensslaere Wille, N. Y., says it cured a severe sore on Sath Burch. Ad claims cures for mouth, wounds, and boils. Available 99 cents at Barber & Sen's drug store.
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Buck- Jen
Chas
Oswald
Kensslaerewille
Barber & Sen
Dwg
Penalty of Fame Says Best Sellers Draw Burdens
A female popular author discusses the drawbacks of fame insisting that requests for charitable book donations strain both conscience and finances. She notes she could not keep up with demand even if she gave away copies, estimating costs around 400 dollars for filing and related tasks, not counting packing and postage.
Hospitality Rule in Washington Ga Named for Father of Country
In Washington Georgia, the first town named Anwriet honors the father of the nation. General Robert Toombs, a beacon of hospitality, declined plans for a hotel. A committee sought his counsel on building one, but he replied that respectable visitors could stay at his house and those not respectable were not welcome.
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T. Vernon
New Register of the Treasury
Mr. Vernon
Trbune
George Washington
Napoleon Bonaparte
Olive Stamwell
Vernon
Register
The
United Sten
Roosevelt
W. T. Vernon
Quindaro
Kansan
Register of the Treasury of the
United States
Washington
Anwriet
Robert Toombs
Toombs
General Toombs
Lloyds Blackest Day Remembered Vessel Loss Toll
Sir Henry, retiring secretary of Lloyds, recalled the blackest day in 1881 when 108 ships were lost in 12 hours. The bell beside the crypt box tolls once for a loss and twice for a vessel that arrives missing.
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Lloyd's
Henry
Historic Lawrence Daily Journal marketing blurb
The long description promotes the Lawrence Daily Journal and Kansas Farmer with boastful claims about coverage, wire service, and rapid growth. It contrasts the Journal with other papers, touting its Associated Press feed, national and local news focus, and affordable annual rates. It also advertises The Woman’s Nation and the Farmers’ and Farmer weekly publishers.
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Associated Press Report
Lawrence Daily Journal
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Douglay County
Iowa
Douglas County
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Times
Lawrence
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