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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
3
A vintage ad copy urges mothers to tend puberty with care and touts Wine of Carey as a safe strengthening tonic. It promises relief from pain, improved complexion, and lasting health, claiming the remedy prevents harm and aids growth in adolescent girls. Also mentions barber druggists and multiple patent patent medicines.
A letter from J L Gardebeck claims U S Kelly Co. offers Lawrence Kansas a proposed plant site. He urges residents to back the project, promising population and real estate gains if the plant is located in Lawrence. The message lists incentives for growth and urges action to secure the venture.
A Bluff resident C G Hays praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest and surest healer for burns wounds and sores. The product is guaranteed by Garber Sun Drugist. The piece notes a man’s shift toward marriage after meeting a preacher.
Fragmented 1907 Lawrence Kansas text discusses nervous headaches caused by starved nerves, urging tonic treatment for sufferers. Includes references to doctors and local public works ordinances, with scattered legal and civic details and an ad for Dean's Ointment.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous proper names and terms, with disrupted syntax and missing context. It appears to reference people, places, and events in a disordered sequence, lacking a coherent narrative or identifiable dates or actions.
An Otsego Journal advertisement endorses a popular remedy from Barber & Son's Drug Store. It claims to cure coughs and colds, with pricing around 50 cents to 1.00 and a bottle offered free with trial. The copy references Wai M. Shetz as editor and publisher and mentions Gilberville in Otsego County.
The text discusses sale books for 1 cent stamps raised to 3 cents and future demand for such books at the war post office. It also contrasts revenue from newspapers and printed matter with other postal products and mentions a shift toward card concessions. It closes with an unrelated vignette about self-made men and a liver remedy advertisement.
The Quill club plans an officer election on Tuesday the 14th. The text shows many garbled lines but indicates a focus on literary activity, meetings, and user involvement. The piece references varied club roles and notes about participation and governance within the university literary circle.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions doctors drugs and a phrase about the sun's regularity. It includes garbled names and ad like lines. No clear event or person action emerges from the readable passages.
District Court of Douglas County Kansas states Quaker Manufacturing Company sues L W Webb and H C Patterson for foreclosure of a mechanics lien on Lot Seven Wilder's Addition Lawrence. suit filed January 8 1907. answer required by March 11 1907. judgment sought for 162.60 plus six percent interest and costs. proceeds to pay claim and costs. witness Henry H Asher clerk January 28 1907. Ord Clingman attorney for plaintiff.
A highly garbled OCR fragment lists various names, places, and phrases with no coherent narrative. It mentions UMD, salaries, a master, and several personal or organizational terms, but lacks a discernible event or report to summarize.
An unclear early 20th century note highlights a person named Mr. Carl, a graduate of Uaskell, as the first ambitious figure in Wyoming. It mentions athletics, law, and a possible charitable or personal relationship, with fragmented references to tears and a diamond.
A fragmented report details a legislative bill advancing through a wary chamber amid sharp questioning. Lawmakers, lobbyists, and affected groups spar over provisions as the measure moves toward final readings.
Fragmentary text mentions Vilicu clére Tuday and cornu of bur, with garbled phrases about salt water, easter tw savin Leu, and a possible maritime context. No coherent event or identifiable names emerge.
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