Lawrence Daily Journal Established 1857 in Kansas
The Lawrence Daily Journal outlines its long history dating from 1857, noting its status as a widely circulated Lawrence daily. It discusses editorial stance, local concerns, and commentary on national issues including Taft’s presidency, tariff reform, and public affairs affecting Kansas City and surrounding regions. The piece blends historical note with opinion on current events and local matters.
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Eider
Lawrents
Pitest
Lawrence “Porta
Logerbar
Sourwal
Taft policies gain support from Kansas and insurgent delegates
The Hutchinson News reports that in nine months the Democratic effort to gain a majority in Congress faces stiff resistance. Taft is described as the party leader pursuing reforms, with Aldrich backing Senate passage. Insurgents in the House are pivotal, but Kansas and several other states are shown voting for Taft measures.
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Democrate
Tnsargente
Leedere
Taft
Aldrich
Senate
Kansas
New York
Hutchinson J
Nature's Gift From the Sunny Boutle
During the Civil War cotton growing proved highly profitable as India bought silver plow-shares to till fields yet India could raise only three million bales while the South produced over twelve million bales annually The oil of the Cotton good ranks with olive oil and Cottalene offers pure wholesome cooking a gift from the South Avoid borrowing it to save trouble
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India
South
Rexall Mucn Tone Catarrh Cure Ad Promotes Health
A dated advertisement urges readers to treat catarrh with Rexall Mucn Tone, claiming internal medicine cures the internal disease. It promises a money back guarantee and lists bottle sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar, with a claim that three 1 dollar bottles aid chronic cases. The Rexall Store at 547 Mass St in Lawrence distributes the remedy.
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Rexall
Lawrence
F. B. McColloch
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Mass
Great scientist devotes life to health tonic Root Juice
Foremost researcher earned praise for a tonic claimed to heal stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. He says Root Juice cleanses the system, improves appetite, and stops bloating, belching, and heartburn while aiding digestion and general health.
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured In Lawrence Ad Copy
A historical advertisement claims Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidney trouble and back pain for Lawrence readers. It includes testimonials from Mrs. M e Haines of Ottawa Kansas and others, promoting Doan's as the permanent remedy. It also touts DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and Kodol Digestive Aid with broad drugstore availability.
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Lawrence
ME. Haines
N. Main St
Ottawa
Kansaya
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Ww York
United States
Jana
DeWitt
Lawrence Pantatorium Presses for Special Clients
Lawrence Pantatorium advertises pressing services for particular people and agents. Located at American Hay Works, 12 West Warren, the shop offers specialized garment care and tailored handling for select customers.
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American Hay Works
West Warren
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim LAXATIVE BROMO
An advertisement promises a rapid cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets and offers a refund via grocers if it fails. The copy claims Groves's signature on each bar and markets a dubious health remedy with typical early advertising rhetoric.
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Groves
Lawrence City Voter Registration and 1907 38 Bar Admissions
Notice to Lawrence electors that poll books for voter registration are open at City Clerk’s Office. Also reports that from 1907 and 1908 to 19038, 154 persons were admitted to the Kansas bar, with 139 passing written exams and 104 from law schools, including 76 KU and 10 Washburn graduates. A rabbit’s foot quip and domestic finances remark appear in the same fragment.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence
Kansas
City of
Law School
University of Kansas
Washburn College
Kansas City Law School
Spelling and Education Debate Prompted by Student Errors
A fragment discusses rising concern over spelling accuracy among students and teachers. It cites analysis by Sam B. Radler on orthographic mistakes, noting high error rates in art and general prose. The piece references a debate on curricula and the need for stronger elementary studies.
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Sam B. Radler
Oper
Weber
Pri
Trunk Theft Suspect Hidden in Quiet Hotel Hall
A tense scene unfolds in a sleeping hotel as a prowler moves stealthily along a corridor seeking a trunk. A muffled alarm, hushed steps, and a failed attempt to pick a lock escalate the suspense before the intruder retreats into the dim light.
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Tynemy
Weil
Amiebers
Agidu
Whistling Trees and Canary Weeping Arboreal Wonders
Curiosities of trees include Nubia’s Whistling Tree whose wind sounds are linked to insect holes in branches. Scientists attribute the tones to hollow spines while locals hear spirits. The Canary Island weeping tree drains water in dry weather, pooling moisture at the trunk base for natives to collect as pure water.
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Nubia
Amos
Witte Jan
Colors for Houses from Scribner's Magazine
Colors for houses favor white gray yellow and brown beyond red The piece notes yellow or gray with white trim suits plain roofed or square colonial houses Grays and browns help dull ugly houses White suggests formality for country homes and stands out from a distance while trees and flowers add sparkle in contrast
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Scribner's Magazine
Dead dog found by copper in Brooklyn streets
A new Brooklyn officer, recently appointed, discovers a large dead dog at the corner of two streets Keep and Kosciuszko. He notes the time 1:45 a.m. and drags the dog to Keep and Kent, in Pittsburg. Also mentions a corny editorial quip about a chorus girl tale and a reward notice.
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Keep
Kosciuszko
Kent
Henry and
J. C. Lewellen
Ecorner Henry
Alabama
Bell Phone
Sin Tennessee Street
LUNG HEMORRHAGES PATIENTS PRAISE PERDANA CURE
Testimonies from Ninette Porter of Vermont and Emma Martin of Missouri claim lung hemorrhage relief after using Perdana. Patients describe slow gains, reduced coughing, and overall recovery following treatment, with letters advocating continued use.
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Ninette Porter
Braintree
Vermont
Perdana
Papes Diuretic Promised to Cure Kidney Misery
A dubious advertisement touts Papes Diuretic as a cure for backache bladder problems and kidney issues. It claims quick relief within days and urges readers to buy the fifty cent treatment from any drugstore worldwide. The copy asserts dramatic age-related improvements and urges immediate use.
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Cinetunat
Pape
Aby Maery
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted Advertised Nationwide
Government posts offer salaries from 800 to 1200 dollars for Railway Mail Clerks with roles up to 2500 annually for other positions including Custom House Clerks and Stenographers. Examinations will be held nationwide and instruction is free by writing to the Bureau of Instruction, 214 Hamilton Building, Rochester, N.Y. The notice mentions appointments and invites both men and women over 18 to apply.
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