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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1907
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys affect all organs and promises cures for “rising cases,” urging readers to buy bottles and to write for information.
In Douglas County Kansas Quaker Manufacturing Company sues L W Webb and H C Patterson. Judgment sought for 162.60 plus six percent interest from Dec 15 1905 costs and foreclosure of a mechanics lien on Lot Seven Wilder’s Abolition City of Lawrence. Respond by March 10 1907. Clerk Henry U Waster to witness. Ord Clingman attorney for plaintiff.
Railway timetable listing eastbound and westbound trains from Kansas City and Chicago routes, including California Express and Texas routes. Ottawa and Leavenworth branches show arrival and departure times with through passenger service noted.
A fragmented discussion of grandma’s cherished remedies and a 1900s era prescription myth. The text references various aches and pains, mentions a prescription record, and alludes to a druggist and inquest, hinting at concerns over safe use and penalties for sale.
A fragmented notice references men past sixty facing kidney and prostate issues. It mentions claim that a cure exists and cites a Port Hastings writer praising relief after long battles with urinary and prostate trouble. The garbled text links age 60 plus to health problems and a medical treatment.
Mason T. Harding files petition in District Court of Douglas County Kansas to quiet title to East half of Northwest Quarter Section 35 Township 14 Range 17 East, Sixth Principal Meridian. Defendants Jo C Willis M Houston George T Pierce and heirs or trustees must answer by March 26, 1907 or judgment will be entered. Attest Henry Hersher Clerk.
Lawrence Kansas resident Mrs. Florence Cambridge reports chronic headaches backache and dizziness improved after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. She praises the remedy for restoring health and notes the product is sold by all dealers with a 50 cent price. Foster Milburn Co. endorses the brand. Remember the name Dean's Kidney Pills.
The first annuals spot at Kansas University will be held Saturday evening under the University YM auspices. Programs include tug of war, tumblers, boxers, acrobats, cymbals, and a skating championship. Guest visitors arrived, and Prof Minot spoke on consciousness and humility in science. Edwit Cooley, from Kansas City, tops his class and shows strong athletic and academic promise.
Obscure OCR snippet mentions medical remedy and annual sale but lacks coherent facts. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or events are clearly stated. Summary captures the incomplete advertising tone and generic product reference without specifics.
The readable fragments show a dated ad style offering a $10 reward and $100 prospects with mentions of cures and patients. It references a foundation and suggests sending for testimonials to a CHENLY & Co address, implying a dubious medical claim or patent remedy. The jagged OCR includes phrases about strength, constitution, and tonics.
Fragmented OCR text references life limits and medical terms but lacks clear events or names. The piece mentions divers, organs, and a barber, suggesting a disordered discussion of life limits and medical themes without a coherent narrative or identifiable subjects.
A correction note clarifies an earlier report about an event on May 21 2000 involving key figures Browt Popewka and ROBERT MONOK. The piece aims to set the record straight on the sequence of actions and identities involved.
An advertisement from Blair Missouri promotes Buck ness len's Arriva Salve as the fastest and surest remedy for sores, burns, and boils. It claims proven results from a local Basian Blair figure and is guaranteed by Barber & Son Druggist for 25 cents.
Special announcement states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults Barber Son.
The article argues for a road work referendum backed by W R Stubbs and stresses bills must be ready before February 20 to have any chance of adoption by voters. It notes no movement for road resistance and the need for a fair measure likely to gain majority approval.
Editor Win M Diets touts a New Discovery from Barber & Son's Drug Store Gilbertville N Y claiming it cures colds and throat issues with a trial bottle offered free for a dollar full purchase. The piece emphasizes local endorsement and county popularity.
Clumsy mishap leaves horse injured and A F Allen under local scrutiny as details of the rural incident emerge. No further injuries reported.
A jumbled text recalls a person named Mr. Saini and mentions Lawrence and a New York interaction with Frank Gee. The passage reflects disjointed reminiscence about living in a town and questions about past scenes, interspersed with unclear phrases and stray names.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Andrews McPheetera and family relations, with names such as Mies Vertis Andrews and Mr AP Ayitrews. Details are garbled, but appears to be a personal notice about relatives and locations.
Topeka reports H J Bune district attorney for Kansas states he will issue no orders to Kansas newspapers about Thaw trial coverage. He will monitor New York press actions and actions from Washington if they threaten Kansas papers or their reporting on the case.
Fragmentary notes describe a groundhog incident causing public doubt in a weather forecast. The text references a fraud accusation and the moon phase affecting predictions, noting the fool Ground Hog upset the situation and prompting scrutiny.
Miss Paxton of the national Y. W. C. A. will speak at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 3 o'clock. She is described as an earnest speaker and all University girls who can ought to hear her.
An arcane researcher in London Port conducts experiments to solve a long posed question about vast numbers of unseen beings and the fate of airborne elements. The piece hints at a wind based mystery and a conclusing insight into the nature of air itself.
Fragmentary text suggests a police and criminal scene with a henchman referenced. Details are garbled and names or places are unreadable, preventing a clear event or outcome.
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