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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal details its founding, editions, and publishing scope with daily and weekly issues in Kansas. It cites the paper's wide circulation, AP affiliations, and a blend of local notices and editorials noting political and social topics alongside community humor and column items.
A Kansas City Journal editorial argues Taft would be a stronger president than Roosevelt, praised for honesty with smoother demeanor and enduring public service. The piece contrasts holiday excess with a call for cheerful, productive leadership and notes local political buzz around Methrew Wyandotte announcing a congressional bid.
A fragmented note laments changes in Valentine customs and the decline of sending playful verses. It observes fewer people exchanging cards as jokes and notes Valentine demand rising while meat offerings grow scarce and the scene remains fragile yet hopeful.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues and other illnesses. It claims kidneys cleanse blood and warns of health decline if misfunctioning. Offers sample bottles by mail and cites Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A Lawrence shoe salesman, C. A. Taylor of 1320 Ohio St, reports Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved long standing kidney pain and inflammation. He notes improved kidney action and overall vigor after using the remedy, and cites Dick Bros. drug store as a supplier with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
Report of a Lawrence audience enjoying Miss Helen Phipps violin and Miss Nett Phipps piano at the Ursa Howe Academy under Visaline Sisters. The event drew praise for the Phipps sisters who reside in Lawrence and teach music at 4 West University. Paela Spiri foam featured among sufferers urged to try Ely’s Cream Balm for nasal issues, priced 50c, available from Ely Bros. 56 Warren St New York.
Rauens City Stock Yards notes today’s cattle receipts near 2,000 head below initial estimates as prices eased. Heavy steers mostly steady with light steers higher. stockers steady. Record of prices shows declines from prior week with mixed demand and limited receipts continuing into the week.
The article compares the stomach to a churn and warns that a foul stomach taints all consumed. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for bad blood and related symptoms, inviting readers to mail for a free booklet with medical authorities.
Foley's Honey and Tar claims to stop coughs and strengthen lungs to prevent pneumonia. It advertises Poley's Money and Tar as a nonharmful remedy in a yellow package and warns against substitutes.
A Magnolia Indiana writer Juli Pleasant recalls six years ago discovering Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The ad asserts the pills please everybody and are guaranteed by Or P Barber Son druggists.
Lawrence Boy Alford, son of Mrs. I S Alford, was appointed secretary of state by the governor withSenate Leng backing. The selection followed examination results and a recommendation. Alford is expected to travel to Washington for duties though his exact role remains undecided. He is a former student and noted as a bright member of his class.
The article notes a matchup between the Kulme and Courtney team and Barteldes, Jr. at Merchants, with reference to high school level play and local sports chatter. Also mentions the Journal bindery as a busy town site and includes unrelated ad copy about cures and marriage frustrations.
Dean Frank Mare vin of Kansas University will lecture on The Art of Etching at the home of Mrs. Abram Hammatt Friday evening February 21. The event is hosted by the Topeka Archaeological Society as reported in the Topeka Capital.
An advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It offers a $1 bottle for two months and suggests mailing for a testimonial. Dr. E W Hall, 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis, promotes the cure and asks readers to keep it private.
Charles Walters of Alleghany Sierra County writes of twenty years in California and a persistent case of piles that Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly cures or money is refunded. O. P. Barber & Son's drug store advertises the remedy. You can lead a woman to talk but you cannot make her think.
A notice certifies all druggists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. The claim emphasizes a money back guarantee.
The Women’s Baptist Church committee will meet with Mrs. Glenniy Morey, county president, at the church. All members are requested to attend and bring records. Mrs. Kate Stane serves as secretary.
A collage of brief items appears including an 1908 testimonial for Dr King's New Discovery a notice of appointment in Douglas County Kansas appointing Willie A Herschell as executor of Samuel A Daniel's estate and a Comptroller of the Currency certificate granting The Watkins National Bank limited corporate existence and authority.
Wm A Fertwell of Lucama North Carolina reports a remarkable recovery after using Electric Bitters claiming relief from Bright's disease in the disease stage. He says the remedy stopped liver and bladder troubles and believes permanent cure is possible. Barter & Son sell the medicine with guarantee.
A collection of notices shows a Republican Run for Register of Deeds in Douglas County Kansas final settlements for the Ellen J. Shull estate and executorship actions for Mary R. Barley and Benjamin J. Horton, plus banking and business ads from Lawrence in 1908. It includes transfer ads, a Carriage Painting service, sewing machine sales, and garment making by Mrs. Connelly at 903 Mass. St.
Kansas advertisers promote windmills, pumps, plumbing, mortgages and clothe ing. Kennedy Plumbing Co offers home Atlas plans and six percent monthly payments while Hunzicker Wabrenbrock sell Heinz apple butter. Other notices include clothing from Clifton Hiatt and Lawrence Transfer Co storage services.
A long column of classified ads from Lawrence Kansas items is listed. It includes wanted: a boy aged 12 to 15 for chores, a competent woman to cook for a club, room and boarders, cigar salesmen, a stenographer or bookkeeper, farmers with poultry, and various buyers for farm products. There are numerous sale offers including wagons, horses, hay, piano bargains, and a car for sale. Also rental notices and a stray horse report.
A jumble of lost and found notices for items including a lady’s watch near New Hampshire streets and a reward offer for return. Also included are historical probate notices from Lawrence and Douglas County Kansas announcing final settlements and administrations for the estates of McFarland and Barley with dates in March 1908.
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