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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1907
Page
3
Text discusses how kidney disease affects both genders causing mental distress and loss of vigor. It notes that health declines when kidneys fail to function, aging the body and dampening cheer. The tone urges attention to remedy and well being.
Timetable listing rail lines and departures for Kansas City Chicago Expresses Atlantic and California routes. Includes Ottawa and Leavenworth branches with arrivals and departures on Sundays and through passenger services.
Fragmentary text discusses banking procedures during prosperity, notes on saving methods, and questions about transferring money. Mentions bank security, depositor caution, and user rates for drafts.
In the District Courts of Douglas County Kansas a summons and petition were filed by Henry O. Asher Clerk warning the defendant to appear by March 4 to set forth defenses. The case seeks payment of a debt of 1200 dollars with interest from December 105 and costs, and requests a judicial order to sell Lot Seven Wilder's Addition and City of Lawrence to apply proceeds to the claim.
A fragmentary travel column highlights various places and experiences with scattered names and hints of local spots. The text references flights of travel and meals, some pricing, and a plan to visit notable venues, though many details are garbled. The passage ends with partial lines about rewards and a foundation.
Ken Moore, head of the new weather bureau, cautions western settlers about worsening drought. He notes Kansas rainfall has shifted and warns of dry conditions, urging conservation while officials appeal to Washington for support.
In Lewes Dr Kreg unveils a new life suggesting a medical or barbering innovation. Barber & Son present the piece as a local feature highlighting the figure’s impact and the anticipated community response.
A fragmented line hints at a playful saying about fruit and judgment. The readable portion suggests a humorous or folk aside without a clear event, names, or places to anchor a fuller story.
Catarrh relief ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm mass, easing nasal discharge and healing inflamed membranes. It claims rapid help with cold symptoms and is available in large and trial sizes from R Lly Brothers, 21 Warren Street, New York.
Endorsed by The County. The Otsege Journal editor praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal cure for coughs colds and throat diseases. It comes with a trial bottle free and is sold by Bayber & Son's Drug store with a full guarantee. Also promotes a pile remedy in collapsible tubes and Dean’s Ointment with seller details and refunds. Local humor note on a husband being cross about dinner time.
C G Hays of Bluff Mo. calls Bucklen's Arnica Salve the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. Guaranteed by Barber & Son Druggist 250.
Lawrence city notes ordinance levying special assessments to cover paving grading and curbing on Lee Street and intersecting streets from east Rhode Island Street to Maskell Avenue with blocks and lots listed. The measure sets assessment terms and terms for collection and names city officials and dates. Arrest report follows: Fetty arrested for forgery amid a note dispute involving bank transfers and alleged fraud by Ed Fetty and James Fleer.
The Thaw case hearing shows testimony shifting with jurors, as Peters questions the credibility of witnesses. Legal arguments focus on whether the defense can prove their point and how the jury will interpret conflicting statements as the trial proceeds.
The Topeka Capital printed a photo of John S at the soldiers' home. Mr. Cook, longtime resident of Lawrence area, led a Hazlett arrest in the Hecker assault at DeSoto but could not sustain the case. This marked his sole detective experience and highlights his frontier life.
Reading fragmentary lines about a regional event and date, with names and places only partially legible. Includes scattered references to individuals and organizations, but most details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A fragment from Everybodys Magazine reviews and notices by George Barr Baker and others. It mentions Thewlare Water, Georges Clemenceau, and a Chicago businessman’s success tale, with commentary by Paris and London Times correspondents and other well known writers. Marriage as a theme appears in a light remark.
Fragmentary OCR item reports D F Barnett under arrest amid a line noting fine weather. Other text appears garbled with stray words and illegible phrases, offering no clear dates locations or actions beyond the arrest reference.
A garbled recap shows Nebraska defeating Kansas in a difficult basketball game. Names and places are unclear in the OCR, but the Nebraska team is described as prevailing over Kansas in a midseason matchup with players such as Mosen and Masha mentioned inconsistently.
A brief funeral notice records a service held at 11 a m at the deceased’s home. The fragment references1830s era style with names and locations unclear due to text corruption.
An indignant voice corrects a mistaken room number and a muddy stairs complaint. The text references a forec ase avertisen dat of op Tent and multiple visitors, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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