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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
3
The text discusses remedies for female health and aging using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, noting effects on irregularities and inflammation. It shifts to Vine grafting experiments, describing varieties, methods, and outcomes from trials at Virginia and Champaign stations with grafted vines and resulting plant characteristics.
Notice states that advertising with lease amounts will be charged to all except regular advertisers who must pay in advance. No church-rate exceptions unless payment is made in advance.
A garbled OCR excerpt mixes names, places, and events including references to Washington, the Philippines, and various persons like Pravin Che and Mahwed. The text meanders through police, legal notices, and editorial asides with unrelated fragments about elections, hearings, and technological ads, lacking coherent narrative.
A historical report notes corn varieties differ in nitrogen content and germ quality. Selecting seeds with larger germ proportion may raise crude gluten and oil content. The State Agricultural College offers to test nitrogen percentages in donated ears at cost to guide breeders and farmers.
Grubb sues up to 20000 damages against Freeport and Silver Creek leaders over alleged conspiracy and mob pressure after a remark about McKinley. Trial drew crowds. jury ruled for the defendants after a three hour verdict following days of testimony. The plaintiff seeks Supreme Court review.
A blaze yesterday evening gutted a four story flat building on Buin Avenue, housing 47 flats with 160000 dollars in losses. All tenants escaped unharmed though a gas line explosion in a grocery store next door injured firefighter Dill and caused others to be hurled from windows. officer Cooper was knocked down and battered.
Chicago reports reveal Adam Worth once known as the Napoleon of Crime died yesterday after a long career stealing the Gainesborough painting. The painting was removed from Agnew galleries, hidden aboard Worth’s steam yacht, sold to Lord Lonsdale, brought to Paris, then America where it stayed concealed for 15 years. Worth sought to secure the proceeds for his children before death. recovery efforts ultimately failed.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a strong appetizing cod liver oil product that restores strength and digestion for the weak and ill. It claims to revive lost flesh and pave the way for regular food, with a cod flavor and universal digestibility. The copy mentions delivery to London and a stray note about a man’s early spring return.
A fragmented report describes a ceremony at the Siecans Institute of Peehatology and a new Carnegie Laboratory building. The text mentions Lew Fark and Andrew Caene presenting a structure to various institutions, with unclear details about events, dates, and outcomes.
The New York World reports Greenback poker as the newest gambling game, allegedly from Washington and linked to an overworked congressman. The snippet notes it is played with the miker on the Biltn, reflecting a volatile early 20th century betting fad.
A garbled note describes a playful poker dice game requiring no deck and suitable for church or funeral decorum. It mentions Waldorf Astoria regulars voting it fierce yet fascinating and hints at a complex scoring system using serial numbers on bills.
The article discusses horse feeding and digestive efficiency, noting the belief that feed value depends on what is eaten and assimilated. It mentions stallions and colts, and cites Kennard Parisers Lend on feeding limits, with reference to a 1908 oath day.
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