Honest Square Dealing Promoted By Dr Pierce Medicines
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's medicines for square dealing and full ingredient disclosure on bottle wrappers. It praises Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, claiming strong endorsements, natural formulas, and no alcohol. It invites private correspondence and offers a medical adviser.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Doea
Bio
Vieree
Warmen
Doctor Pierce
Ry V.vieree
Buffalo
N.Y
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Fragmentary OCR note on dertery and health claims
Fragmentary text records a damaged note referencing ests and cures, with unclear names and dates. It mentions a genie and someone named Barker & Son, but the readable content is inconsistent and does not establish a clear event or outcome for a concise newspaper item.
A Valuable Lesson From John Pleasant on New Life Pills
Six years ago T heard a valuable season writes John Pleasant of hen began taking King's New Life Pills. The longer they are taken the better, he says. They are guaranteed by O. P. Barber & Boy, druggists, to please everybody, with castor oil often preferred for relief.
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Dr. Pierce
Varro
Amer
Peter Due
Pythie
Pires Ding Ahinen
John Pleasant
King
O. P. Barber
There is nothing new under Uy co ye Dt Toctiess ven neg
A garbled OCR-like fragment shows a blunt remark by a character mockingly railing against antique furniture. The speech hints at old shop chatter and a dismissive attitude toward dated wares, with no clear event or person established.
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Warns of Dangers
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for la grippe and cough. Claims the product stops coughing and strengthens lungs to prevent serious outcomes. Mentions a yellow package and warns against substitutes. Refers to Narher & San.
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Toll Foley
Narher & San
Fire Bugs At Work Stir Community Destruction
Reports describe arson attempts by incendiaries in a northern cooperative area near Fort Scott. Property losses attributed to a gang nicknamed Labor Exeda involve Frank Cotsau Julian Bernar and Ma Fitzgerald. County officials met with Mr Caldwell to plan action against the perpetrators while recalling Brook Farm era figures like General Carl Brown.
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Solung
Fohan
Frank Cotsau
Julian Bernar
Ma Fitzgerald
Ethese
Jattion
Caldwell Cancer
Brook Farm
Robert Owen
Carl Brown
Coxey
Brown Benit
Brown
Fort Scott
Why It Succeeds Dean's Kidney Pills Do One Thing
Alfred Lawrence, photographer, Kansas, endorses Dean's Kidney Pills proving they cure sick kidneys and backache. Mrs Lawrence's relief supports the claim. Sold for 50 cents by Piel Bros and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Lawrence
Alfred Lawrence
Massachusetts St
Alabama St
Kansa
Piel Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Short Session Dispatched With Record Rush and Early Adjournment
The council held a brisk session led by Kasold with business dispatched quickly and adjournment achieved ahead of schedule. A street force may be cut to save money where possible.
Corrupted Library Board Appointment Report
A garbled OCR segment describes a library board appointment with scattered names, places, and notices. It includes references to people by initials, purchases, and a medicinal advertisement embedded in the text. The exact offices and outcomes are unclear due to transcription errors.
Pledge on Secret Societies Shocks College Faculty
An Emparia Gazette report recalls a faculty meeting after students were accused of belonging to secret Greek societies at the college. A pledge toast and questions over breaches of ritual privilege sparked faculty concerns about true loyalty and discipline.
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Wetton
Callage Amitherites
Itu
Nuin
Beloon
Abbas
Emparia Gazette
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup promoted for biliousness
An ad touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a gentle stimulant for the liver and bowels that relieves biliousness and habitual constipation without nausea or griping. It claims the product sweetens the stomach and aids digestion and warns to refuse substitutes. O. P. Barber & Son endorses the brand.
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Oring
O. P. Barber & Son
Trouble in Iola as Leap Year dulls courting scene
In Iola February's twenty ninth day sparks debate as Leap Year proves slow for marriages. Bachelors remain silent at the skating rink while younger men are chosen for turns and complaints rise about women's opinions and dating norms.
Electric Bitters Promoter’s Remarkable Claim Stirs Readers
A Lucama North Carolina manufacturer William A Fertwell recounts a striking experience after using fewer than three bottles of Electric Bitters. The magazine excerpt discusses varied topics from Mars life proof to The Man With The Hoe poem, highlighting Emerson Browne as the author and noting features in The Chele and Underwood biographical sketches.
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Wm. A Fertwell
Lucama, N. C
Heanya
Purely Personal Skims From Local Notices
A stream of brief personal notes reports travel and visits. Names include Mr and Mrs L Bomett heading to St Joseph with aid Afrs, L A Wight traveling to Kansas City on business, Suattinger returning from Topeka, and Miss Lagea Sadler departing for Wirksling. Several others plan Topeka and Topeka gatherings, with various relatives and friends noted in transient local chatter.
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L. Bomett
St. Joseph
David Perkins
L. A
Kansas City
Lagea Sadler
Wirksling
Helert Sheunde
Kansas Way
Kansans Debate Historic Tax Controversy in Green Hall
The third preliminary debate at Green Hall featured Ralph Sypious Maurice Lock and Pant A Wall arguing for and against an income tax. Judges Sterling and Rev OC Brown among panel of professors praised performance. A separate note reports missing trousers and Sunday shoes from visitors, pension day crowds, and a query on humane society reorganization amid Sauvage dogs affecting travel.
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Green Hall
Kansas
Ralph IE
Sypious Maurice
Loek
Spotts
Talbot
Vallere
Lock
Great
Britain
Leek
Manning
Wall
Asus
Roy
Discount Sale on Framed Pictures and Mouldings
A local shop announces a 25 percent discount to reduce stock, valid for eight days only on framed pictures and picture mouldings.
Yale College stage show praised by small audience
The Opera House presentation of Yale College play impressed with humor and strong performances. Paul Gilmore led a cast nearly identical to the original, Edward Merrigan as Jimsie and Lvalia 1 delivered notable support, with praised scenery and imaginative staging despite a limited crowd.
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Opera House
Yale
Paul Gilmore
Hast Peasen
Gene
Lvalia 1
And the Rain Came During the Night
Rain arrived after a dry spell bringing warmth and water to cisterns and fields. Farmers note relief from drought while some areas saw ground still frozen and water levels rising slowly. The community thanks the weather maker for the timely shower despite uneven impact.
Local Notes From Stull Area Happenings
ins Hiltenbrand is on the sick list. A little boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Eberhart last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Genie Roller returned home Monday after visiting their daughter Mrs Wy 1 Manshard of Clastow Mo. Albert Deister has been sick. Mrs John Unger spent days with her brother Gus Hillenbrand last week. Rose Houk is working at Albert Eberhart's. Mrs George Roller spent Sunday Hoffsonaner's. Mr Kizer gave a wood chopping bee last Tuesday. Fred Wafkuhle gone to Lawrence to attend Business College. The man who bought Fred Eberhart's farm moved in last week.
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Hiltenbrand
Albert Eberhart
Genie Roller
Wy 1
Manshard
Clastow
Albert Deister
John Unger
Gus Hillenbrand
Rose Houk
George Roller
Sandi Hoffsonaner
Kizer
Fred Wafkuhle
Law “Rence
Fred Eberhart
Great Was the Pall in Lawrence Streets
The article describes a foggy morning in Lawrence with slick, treacherous sidewalks and horse suffering as many horses struggle to move. It criticizes residents for neglecting animal welfare, noting people may not intend cruelty but harm horses through poor care and icy conditions.
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Lawrence
Public libraries seek temperance reference books
A young woman searched Lawrence public libraries for works on liquor and tobacco effects but found none. She urged local donors to supply such books, noting the library board could buy them but suggesting public philanthropy is needed.
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Lawrence
Matting for Wob Room Fund Planned
The wob room matting is estimated at about $25. Several residents have offered partial gifts but no single donor has been found for the entire cost. A subscription plan is likely, with about twenty five town residents committing one dollar each. a paper subscription may be circulated.
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