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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted cure for weak nervous overworked women. It claims strong endorsements from medical authorities and outlines ingredients and benefits, urging readers to write for free opinions and to purchase the medicine and related products.
A new post office ruling sets arrears thresholds for legitimate subscribers. Daily papers over three months in arrears and weekly papers over one year will be excluded under the second class postage rate. The rule takes effect April 1, impacting The Journal and 25 other papers. Subscribers should settle balances before the date.
A jumble of village notices and social updates from Vinland detailing neighbors, sales, church Society meetings, and upcoming fairs. Mentions Fred Pratt sales, Homer Weeks and Geo Priestly sales, Thimble Club gathering, and local misfortune of Clyce Stewart, with storm events and lost item recovered by Feed Will.
A fragmented note from LD discusses readiness for a social event and asks about community reaction. Mentions Lawrence residents and general sentiment about a new plan, with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases.
A vintage ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a simple remedy for La Grippe. It asserts the product stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs, and avoids serious results, claiming the genuine kit has no harmful drugs and a violet package. Refuse substitutes, Varker & Son.
The narrative notes a calm, chilly dawn with a clear sky. People observed the sun rise from an old stand as a winter night faded into a dignified cold that left everyone feeling stoutly content.
The piece argues Douglas county Republicans should rally around Judge Benson seen as Lawrence and Franklin county ally. It notes opposition from outsidemen and mentions a Providence of biblical prophecy, moral restoration, and the end of suffering through divine plan, with emphasis on earth as man’s restored home after a long period of trial.
Mrs. Eva Ujenpher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana recounts a serious cough that left her bedridden until four bottles of King's New Discovery cured her, restoring health. The product, advertised as a throat and lung healer, is guaranteed by O. P. Barber & Son Drugstore with trial bottle free and priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
A fragment from a 1908 Kansas source discusses making life worthwhile by embracing what is described as the salvation deliverance of the church. The text references Samuel Kelsall and hints at religious exhortation and interpretation.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for sick kidneys and backache, claiming they prove effective for disorders of the kidneys. The copy mentions Alfred Lawrence as photographer, TS Mussitelertia St. and Loaner location, and notes sale agents in New York with general availability through Doan’s brand.
An older man’s health warning cites widespread kidney and enlarged prostate issues among men over sixty. It urges Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy, citing Mr. Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri who reports marked improvement after two bottles, claiming relief after twenty years.
Lawence residents witnessed a man riding an aged horse on the street. Crowds urged formation of a humane society to address animal neglect. Some called for arrest while others vowed support for organized action to protect distressed animals.
A fragment from Magnolia Indiana recalls a valuable lesson shared years ago by John Pleasant. The brief reminiscence mentions Dr Kings and a moment of reflection, as yet unclear in detail.
Fragmented OCR recounts alleged eczema cure using veritable wash with oil of wintergreen and glycerin mixtures. It cites Dr Decatur Dilhithis as skin specialist and hints at a special liquid formula and store sale, with unclear details and questionable medical claims.
A jumbled clipping notes weather, a medical patent promise, and ad-like lines. It mentions reward offers, patent medicine claims, and a Kansas man attending a funeral amid other scattered items from the era.
A California resident for 20 years seeks quick relief for burns sores and wounds with Bucklen's Amica Salve. Charles Watts of Alleghany Sierra County endorses its effectiveness for piles and other ailments. Available at O. P. Barber & Sons drug store for 25 cents with refund policy.
The University Glee Club of twelve men, directed by Prof. C Edward Tubach and managed by Raymond Teal, leaves Lawrence on February 10 for a state tour. The group, stronger than ever, plans ten concerts from February 10 to 29, visiting St Marys Manhattan Osage City Peabody Marion Emporia Ottawa Olathe Leavenworth and Kansas City, with a Lawrence show to close.
Suggestions for Valentine day and Washington's Birthday parties with heart motifs red white and blue decorations. Activities include verses, heart centerpieces, cards, flags and games, plus dress up parties for children and patriotic favors for guests.
The advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a premier nineteenth century kidney and bladder remedy discovered by Dr. Kilmer. It claims quick relief for lame back kidney and bladder issues, offers a free sample bottle and a booklet by writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York, and lists regular bottle availability through druggists.
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