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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1908
Page
3
An article extols Dr. Pierce of Buffalo for publishing full ingredient lists of his medicines. It claims transparency, removal from secret nostrums, and endorsements from medical writings, plus free leaflets by mail detailing formulas and lack of alcohol or adulterants.
The garbled tale recounts a rowdy ateliisen dimner party where men boast of wives proposing marriage, driving, kissing, and wedding plans amid chaotic chatter and misheard lines.
A quirky set of regulations governs Lawrence autoists noting seasonal car color changes from April to December to blend with grass, dust, and harvests. It details signals for approaching wagons, penalties for delays, and a humorous tone on driver conduct and attire within a historical context.
Wirt McCarty of the Denver Times, son of Jude and Mrs. W. T. McCarty of Emporia, spoke at the University of Colorado early this week and presented gold footballs to the 1907 regular team. The event drew a large crowd as McCarty, a former K. U. boy, was warmly received and opened with stories before praising the team and honoring the players.
A historical note explains petition requirements for county races, including signature thresholds and precinct distribution. It details that signatures must total at least ten percent of county votes and be collected from multiple voting precincts, with signers swearing support for the candidate in primaries.
Mrs. Eva Uncapper of Grovertown Stark County Indiana says she was coughing to death and bedridden until four one dollar bottles of Dr King s New Discovery cured her cough and restored her health. The remedy is sold by O P Barber Son Drugist with a $1 trial bottle offered Free.
An Indiana company has optioned parcels in the east end of the township near the lake to locate a stone crusher. They have paid all sums and deposited the agreement in a local bank. The options expire next July.
John Pleasant of Magnolia Ind recalls a lesson six years ago and says his life improved after starting Dr King’s New Life Pills, which he praises as pleasing everybody. The pills are guaranteed by O P Barber Son druggists at 25 cents.
The Humane Society plans a meeting at the YM C A auditorium Thursday at 4 PM to organize a humane fine spaniel dog movement following a poisoning incident. The dog was saved after veterinary care and there is broad support for forming a backers group.
A Lawrence young woman recently acquired seven beautiful fat hair puffs and lost a fine bull-pap at a dance. A nearby incident saw a young man approach the girl during the event.
An eczema remedy D D D is lauded by Dr C B Holmes of Silver City Mississippi who says four years of use with gratifying results shows it as near a specific for eczema psoriasis and similar skin diseases. The article notes physicians are permitted to tell patients what ended their symptoms and mentions Benet’s paste for skin care.
Baker University Tri Delt girls visit Mise Mima Trioelital in bersa terday events. They enjoyed a breakfast, a night gathering, and later a Trovatore at the Grand. Guests include Miss Gertrude Clever veca Treskfast and Miss Josephine dyyneh among others.
An old health ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming it cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It states the product is taken internally and mentions a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, with ordering info and hours. Includes contact F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo and note on 10-cent price.
The Yale presented production featured elaborate scenery and diverse representations of emigrants dancing to home country customs. The standout was a petite dancer performing on tiptoe, while other parts of the piece were criticized as weak.
A collage of social mentions across families and neighbors including visits, moves, and gatherings. Mrs Folin Twigs moves to a new home this Friday. M. BR. Ray now supervises the Union Pacific stock yards and will arrange stock shipments at Kansas City prices. farmers can use the yards and scales at no charge by dialing 566.
The new shop at 921 Mass Street offers teas coffees spices coconut baking powder and more. Customers receive coupons with every purchase as part of a grand opening presentation promising a premium selection.
Secretary Crumbine of the state board of health writes to county clerks urging cooperation to compel county assessors to collect vital statistics on deaths births and marriages. The law allows withholding pay from noncompliant assessors until duties are fulfilled.
Remnant sale offers 60 bundles of 8 to 12 rolls at 5 cents per roll and 30 bundles of 3 to 5 rolls at 3 cents per roll. Two free rolls with pickup. Special prices on all old stock at 923 Mass Stress. Verbiage includes stray ad copy and fragmented phrases.
Property conveyances describe transfers involving Wooo Sinith heirs and Dewars wife, with calls for sections and townships, lots, and roads. Names include William M. Turner and wife, Sinclair Lawrence, and others, noting specific acreages such as 00 acres and 14 of stil H0 acres in divisions 12-15-18 and 12-14-14.
A public sale is set for Wednesday February 26 at H Metske four miles southwest of Lone Star. The catalog includes 74 head of cattle and various farming implements. J Redyatt serves as auctioneer and J A Gordt as clerk of sale.
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