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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
3
City Clerk of Lawrence Kansas announces that the poll books for voter registration are open. Electors may register by appearing at the City Clerk's Office in accordance with the laws as of January 20, 1910.
Insurance, loans and real estate services advertised for city and farm properties. Typewriters sold, rented and repaired. Office located at 744 Mass. Street with phone contact 164.
Easter Sunday falls on March 27 this year setting a remarkably early date on the church calendar. Millinery departments already buzz with new styles as shops anticipate a busy season despite lingering cold weather. Lent begins in February with several church holidays listed for 1910, including Palm Sunday on March 20 and Good Friday on March 25, followed by Easter and other observances. The article also notes a wedding at Mary Angels Church in Hoge Kansas with a full dress detail and reception at the Cedars, and ends with an advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve.
Sophia Borer and Julian Vitt were married Wednesday morning. The ceremony took place at 9:80 in the Catholic church with Rev. Father Kamp officiating. Mrs. Vitt is well known as a capable clerk at the Eudora Department store. Mr. Vitt is a young farmer with many friends. The couple will reside in South Eudora.
A community column touts Root Juice as a cure, claiming wide relief and urging sick friends to try it at Barber & Son's drug store. The piece also reports the death of J. A. Reams, 52, on a Prairie Center farm, with funeral services at Union Chapel and burial in DeSoto cemetery.
Fragmented lines describe a contrast between a foul odorous scene and a pure rosy vision. The ad copy promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy, DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, and Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble. Testimonials hail cures and weight gain after illness, with prices and local vendors named.
Psalm 34 1 16 passage proclaims blessing to the Lord at all times and praises. It asserts the Lord delivers the humble and saves the afflicted, with angels encamping around those who fear him. It contrasts the lack of wants for the faithful with the needs of the lion and those who seek the law.
Real estate transfers listed for Lecompton include deeds involving Maxwell and Kim ball, Kreider and wife, and others. Names, property descriptions, and prices are noted with dates and parcel details in the Lawrence area.
A garbled plea offers a $100 reward and mentions disease related to baldness and a Garrett list. It references someone in Hulls Catarehase and a note about a druggist address in Pauls biguity. The fragmentary text hints at a counterfeit or misdirected inquiry and a public notice style appeal.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol free, root-based treatment for women's ailments. It claims forty years of cures, endorsements from physicians, and warns against secret nostrums, urging readers to obtain the doctor’s medical adviser free by mail.
In New Orleans on February 8 Prof J L Divehi and colleagues were elected to lead the National Association of Game Commissioners and Wardens at its annual convention. T Gilbert was named president. T L Carlton and others filled key posts. The gathering endorsed migratory bird protections, called for robust state game and fish laws, and praised federal and state cooperation with Audubon societies.
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