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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1916
Page
6
A lettered advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative for children and adults. It urges mothers to ask druggists for a 50 cent bottle, warns against counterfeit products, and notes the product is harmless and widely trusted.
The garbled text describes watching a patient and waiting for a response, noting steps like a Darmlerioe at deep shadow and a small action in hand. It hints at observing signs, keeping patient calm, and awaiting a turn in the situation as part of care. The passage is unclear but centers on attentive handling and timing.
An old style advertisement urges quick relief for stomach distress using Pape's elixir and similar tonics. It extols rapid results within minutes and promotes keeping the remedy handy for day or night use.
Fragmented OCR discusses skin disease treatments, relief claims, and a Dr Gabbert of Caldwell Kansas as a skin specialist. It advertises remedies with claims of immediate relief, references psoriasis and rheumatic conditions, and urges readers to contact the doctor for recommendations.
Fragments describe dinners and visits among Hopewell residents including Mrs J Jones. Frank White purchased a gasoline engine at Grover Jackson. Abs D Nil White hosted Abs D Nil White. Hindman and Frank White appear in several entries. Weather delays postponed meetings one week due to road conditions. Lewis Tieke of Stony Point and Ab Linder are noted.
A damaged report describes a county sale in Leavenworth Kansas organized to eliminate waste through a communal exchange. Neighbors and participants traded household goods and forestalled disposal by repurposing items no longer used.
Fragmentary notice mentions Wilder Bros. seeking laundry help at once. Includes stray names and garbled phrases such as Villa Surrounded Chihaakee Cy and references to Garver, Hills, Sante Clara, and El Valle, with unclear report context.
A fragmented ad style note outlines a home cough syrup claimed to ease chest and throat symptoms, with instructions to consult a druggist for 2 ounces of Pines extract. It promises quick relief and a money back guarantee, bragging of a strong, soothing formula with rare ingredients.
An old advertisement touts Mother’s Friend as a harmless remedy for expectant mothers, claiming it calms the nervous system, eases nightly sleep, and reduces labor pain. It urges readers to request a free book from a regulator company to learn more about its use and benefits.
A convoluted grain inspection dispute pits advocates against opponents over making inspections compulsory. The report cites costs and logistics, noting calls for statewide coverage and resistance from some shippers. Officials reference past inspection efforts and the potential impact on grain prices and commerce.
Walter J. Surtata of Kansas City suffered long from stomach troubles with pain and discomfort. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy he reports renewed vitality and relief, claiming it even felt like a newborn life. He says permanent results come for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and urges trying one bottle with a money back guarantee.
An old advert touts Hamburg as a remedy for colds. It instructs taking a teaspoon of the powder stirred into boiling water to drink as a tea at any time. The claim says it breaks the cold and relieves congestion while loosening the bowels, presenting it as inexpensive and effective.
State and federal officials debate control of Doniphan Lake as Kansas and Missouri clash over sport fishing rights. Proposals aim to stock bass and crappie under supervision to meet demand while preserving water levels and preventing illegal fishing. A legislative path and possible federal action loom as authorities weigh the best way to protect the lake and boost regional recreation.
Untidy OCR fragment mentions names and phrases likely from a local column or caption. Readable facts are sparse. no clear event, date, or organization present.
A reform debate centers on clergy salaries and benefits for leading church figures. The talk assesses compensation levels, including home allowances and loyalty bonuses, with emphasis on the highest earners and the readiness to reallocate funds to support church work in Massachusetts and beyond.
A faded advertorial promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the mild, non narcotic cure for constipation. It claims the product is gentle, leaves no after effects, and suitable for children, with endorsements attributed to Dr Caldwell and a Monticello address.
The report describes a Hays Kansas observance of President's Day with student involvement. A ceremonial tablet on sunflower symbolism honors past leaders and soldiers, presented at Sheridan Hall. Faculty and state education officials attend, with speeches stressing Kansas education and national service.
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