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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1900
Page
2
A historical ad-like text touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a nearly universal cure for diseases linked to digestion and nervous disorders. It promotes temperance, nonalcoholic ingredients, and high cure rates, urging readers to try the remedy and implying strong health benefits.
A hospital scene details patient struggles and hospital routines, mentioning multiple patients, staff actions, and a fatal incident. The report cites a shooting near a farm and a subsequent death, plus tangential notes on remedies and local commentary.
Fragmented historical newspaper snippet mentions New York and New Orleans style rhetoric, a few names and places including New York, Barcetots Spain, Aiken South Carolina, and Lockwood Kansas City. Promotes Electric Bitters and railroad views of South Missouri with pricing notes for travel and prints. includes a travel rate notice and local druggist ad.
Washington sessions adjourned early to permit lawmakers to attend General Lawton’s funeral. Senate debated routine matters including a land sale proceeds bill to aid arming interests and farm uses at Port Mays. House members discussed currency policy and a treaty ratification amid partisan tension and procedural disputes.
The Round Table hosts papers on Ivanhoe and related topics while Twentieth Century, Waivers, Friends in Council and No Name clubs meet and discuss art, literature, and politics. Local notices describe sermons, public talks, and Sunday services. articles praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Grain-O with advertisements interspersed amid club summaries.
A dispatch from Mexico City reports two famous Spanish bullfighters scheduled for exhibits at Madison Square Garden in New York. The plan envisions ending the cruelty to horses and discusses potential legal and organizational steps to host bullfights, including forming an athletic club and Madison Square Garden company to lease the venue.
A local church considers purchasing a collection titled the History of the Life of Christ to support parish projects. The plan involves a public sale and fundraising efforts with church leaders examining costs and potential contributions from parishioners.
Secretary Gagelis transmitted a letter to the House detailing oleomargarine distribution tallies for the prior year. The report lists total pounds by state with Pennsylvania just behind Wisconsin, New York at 24 miles and various others, noting Kentucky and California figures among the totals.
The state superintendent allows Bible reading in Nebraska public schools. London YMCAs provide a home for young men. Glasgow hosts Christian Endeavor societies over 6290 members. Parkhurst proposes a modern catechism for children. Global Christian work costs about 125000 yearly. The century saw missions rise from 15 to 300 societies. Debates arise over religious profession in census 1961 and personal rights. Also, a home remedy ad promotes Doss's Ointment for piles.
A mosaic of satirical quips and brief exchanges from era newspapers. It includes playful banter about opposing experts, poetry tastes, introductions to nobles, and domestic remarks, all reflecting lighthearted editorial snippets and social commentary of the time.
A Victorian style notice to subscribers requests immediate report to the office if papers are not delivered by six o'clock to ensure timely carrier delivery. The notice also mentions possible deductions from bills for missed papers and a reference to Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for stomach issues.
Lawrence resident Henry Wage reports a five week kidney pain attack improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought a box at Dick Bros. drug store and found the treatment very satisfactory. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents, 50 cents. Remember Dean's and no substitute.
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