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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
3
Readable fragments discuss health ideas for those with indigestion headaches and low appetite. Mentions tonics or strengtheners to aid digestion and restore taste, with references to forest planes near New York and an Asiery site, limited by garbled text.
The piece argues British civil service merit rules endure under a new liberal government. It notes a vast, nonpartisan workforce of postmasters and officials, and questions whether party favoritism persists in appointments and promotions despite changes in ministry and policy.
Readable bits show scattered names and places without a clear story. Key entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. No definite event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the fragment.
Calgary hunter HH A Crofton reports finding fossilized remains in Dead Tangé canyon. The bones suggest a giant land monster with vertebrae and ribs measured at feet long and wide. Only a small portion was exposed before the excavation paused, with three bones later brought to the discoverer.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses fake antiques and deceit in a local market. Names or places are unreadable, but the gist alerts buyers to forged items and the need for caution when sourcing items labeled antique. The text lacks clear dates or identifiable entities.
An OCR damaged fragment recalls a California Taos trip memory. The text mentions arrival, a sleeper, and names or terms like Thomas and Iyter without clear context. The piece reads as scattered, non-cohesive notes about a journey and people involved, lacking a coherent narrative or date.
The fragment discusses ether and electric effects on tissues, noting a severe haste relate to concentration and posture. It mentions Dr. Leet and Preston as locations, with references to tempering, purification, and a speculative planetary name, all suggesting a historical scientific hypothesis about electricity in living matter.
Sister Julie notes Fear Handrea Habies at S Vincent infant asylum in Chicago, awaiting adoption as nearly 400 babies reside there. Audience urged to request Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs stating it’s safer than substitutes, with emphasis on price and reliability.
The remark encourages exposing youths to the dangers of petty ideals and motivates them to study the lives of great men for guidance and inspiration.
Schedule lists Santa Fe routes to Topeka with a 1.06 dollar fare for select January dates and February 1 2 return by February 5. Event notes credit a midwinter exposition and state centennial committee activities in Kanaas Day events and a banquet.
A reflective piece on how excessive maternal and familial pity trains children to whine and seek sympathy rather than stand on their own. It argues that early indulgence shapes men and women into dependent adults who blame others for failures and rarely persevere.
January 1906 was exceptionally warm with the highest maximum temperature in a 49 year record and one of only two higher average Januaries in 1880 and 2900. Mean temperature 34.19 degrees, 65 degrees above average, precipitation below normal, wind velocity above average, and 6 days with measurable rain or snow.
A fragmented fashion piece surveys silk shirtwaists and matching suits with emphasis on color harmony and sleeve variations. Notes suggest lighter blouses, delicate hems, and the prominence of long sleeves in elaborate waist designs.
Instructions describe breading chicken, using beaten eggs, bread crumbs, and seasonings. Bake slowly in a covered pan, then uncover to finish. Finish by adding a cream or milk sauce thickened with bread crumbs and pouring over the tender chicken before serving.
An old promotional insert offers a magazine titled Investigating for Profit, claiming readers can learn to invest small sums to grow wealth, with bold figures and banker profits. It asks readers to write to Editor Gregory at 81 Jackson Bidg, Chicago, for six months free.
The piece San Toy will be staged at the operas house on Thursday evening as a leading musical comedy drawing scores of listeners. An old battle memory, Bucklems Arnica Salve offer, and a City of Lawrence registration notice appear among items in the column, with a note from A M Brees praising a remedy.
A critique of contemporary prose lamenting loss of concrete imagination and vivid phrases. It notes overused clichés and stale metaphors, warns that journalists and writers fall into dull telegraph style, and fears language becomes mere jargon like bike and soccer.
A 20 ton Enelleh oak was moved on the Fair haven estate of H H Rogers. James Garthley directed the transplant to the west lawn center. The tree stands 40 feet high with a 45 foot spread and butt diameter of two feet three inches. Several acorns from English visitors are growing nearby.
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