Thinking Woman Advised to Use Favorite Prescription
An appeal targets thinking women to consider Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments. It boasts known ingredients, physician endorsements, and home privacy, urging readers to seek Dr. Pierce's advice or obtain The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser for a small mailing cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
America
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
New Telephone Subscribers in Directory Supplement No 3
List of new subscribers added to the November Missouri and Kansas Telephone Directory supplement dated February 1, 1908. Names include Agie John plasterer in Louisiana, Carrith W H in Indiana, Evans J H in Arkansas, Fitch John M in Chir, and many others with listed residences and main numbers across states such as Missouri, Kentucky, Vermont, and Rhode Island. Entries mention occupations, res addresses, and specific Main numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Directory
Agie
John
Plasterer
Louisiana
Bhyrd
Pennsylvania
Bromersick
Eudora Mills
Eudora
Main
Indiana
Evans
J. HL
Arkansas
Fitch
John M
Alfrey
C. Teres
Perry
Goolver
G. G
Grosvenor
Emily
Rez
Tennessee
Homer
Hodgins
Holmes
Lincoln
Heckinson
Suilee
Gen
Massini—hawrener Undertakine Glonsett
Lawser
Uifier
Atdaniabt
Wil Melvin
Reon
Kerituedky
H--Morgan & Paces Hair
Perdue
Beress Atay
Pie Thusetys
Te Milling Co
Stock Yards
Schulz
Chas
Scott
Desert
Res
South East
Suow Thal
Venard
Washington
Geo
Chieton
Wilson Chipley
Wirthers
J. A
Rhode Island
Woodward
Charles
S Miles Sonth
Dean's Kidney Pills touted as universal cure
An early 1900s style ad claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure kidney complaints and related ailments. It features testimonials from a minister and a Civil War veteran, urging readers to buy for relief and warning of disease progression if untreated. Also promotes other tonics and a local store, with price points and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dean
Bright
Mead
Lawrence Testineny
Charles W. Orrigk
Riedy Island
St.It
Amy Hades
Alessi Henn
Milburn
New York
United Soiling
Dogan
Kansas Club Notes Chronicle Lawrence Society Meetings
The Journal records weekly meetings of Lawrence literary clubs for the week ending Feb 1 1908. Friends in Council discussed Prescott and Whistle leg activities. Zodiac members toured Prof Marvin’s collections. No Name hosted at Mrs Daselh’s. Ventura Club featured Miss Flintom and Miss Zerby readings. Ingleside Club examined Henry V and fools and clowns in Shakespeare. Round Table observed Kansas Day with poems and history. Lawrence Reading Club celebrated Kansas Day with papers on Kansas history and poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends In Council
Friends- In -Council Club
L. E. Sayre
Peter Emery
Uefe O
Prescott
Terment
Falconer
Ayre Wheels
Dain
Tauner
Form Vinh
Zodiac Club
Meilers
Mar‘vin
Marvin
Avery
Erelangs Hall
Chiesa
Ventura Club
Aneusta Fintem Wis
Nelle Morris
Jutua Barre
Lucia Zerby
Frances Ibadgsen
Mise Flintom
West
Otor Viseher
Ingleside Club
Round Table
Round Table Club
H. L. Moore
Kansas
J. W. O’bryon
Miss Wight
Whitter
O’bryon
M. G Manley
Higgins
Kilworth
Lawrence
Kidney health claim ad and club notices blend
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney remedy, claiming cures for various ailments and offering a free sample by mail. The text then shifts to community notes about the Quivera Club and the West Side Study Club events, with references to members, speakers, and Mrs Myers. It ends with a note praising Picturesque Honolulu magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linghamton, N.Y
West Side Study Club
Mitehedl
Amusements item with jumbled OCR text
Fragmentary amusements column entry shows garbled phrases and names. readable bits hint at a story or event but specifics, dates, or participants are unclear.
Cures at Home by a New Absorption Method
Fragmentary readable text suggests a report on a new home absorption cure method. The snippet mentions a phrase about cures at home and a possibly garbled heading. No clear person, place, or organization details are discernible.
Rising From The Grave A Lucama Manufacturer Praises Electric Bitters
Wm. A Fertwell of Lucama North Carolina reports a remarkable recovery after using less than three bottles of Electric Bitters saying he feels like rising from the grave. He suffers BR disease in the diabetes stage, with liver and bladder issues previously troublesome. The product is guaranteed at 50 cents by P Barber Son. An optimist is a man who would task for something cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A Fertwell
Lucama
N. C
Bright
P. Barber & Son
Magistrate Questions Impersonating Prisoner in Court
Six years ago I heard a valuable lesson, writes John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana then began take New Life Pills and details a dramatic courtroom moment about a prisoner accused of impersonating an officer. The report notes a brogue influenced testimony and features a provincial, period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
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Ty A. Denial
Chile
U. P, Birber & Son
Humane Society
Choy
Thor
Tts
Otter
Ieaumon
J. Chirney & CO
Toledu
Aviamaty
Oehpean
Ormo
ORINO
Foley & GO
Chicago
Mas
Moenth
Charles He Sturnberg
Amelia Masenm
Ranas Uidversiny
Bere
Elis
Deerive
Ladies Literary League
Sears
Ladies: Literary League
Perkins
Mes
Mastet Oon
Matthew Pear
Abraham Delaney
Wilcu Lies
Quivera Club
Ste Tessin
Ty Bulwer Lytton
Lytton
Spieke
Harold
Review Club
Anton Stilt
Fitzgerald
Ube
St Thet
Mary
Elle Kine
General Federation of
Woanen's Clubs
Niet
Honolulu
Hawaiian Gazette Co
Honolslay
Wien
van Mind
Exiu
Love
Castoria
Ihaye
Yeatan
Anays Bougtt ci
Lawrriasy
Benes Derren
Convention Hall
Kansas City
the Southwest
Dickji Seeley
Jules Murry
Yale” Company
Norics
Staster General
United States
de Nt
Tug Jourral
Duarual
American Farmer
Indianapolis
Selon L. Goode
Weekly Journal
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