Cornell raises standard only seventeen freshmen in medical class
New York, Feb 18 That the bar ring of high school graduates from Cornell University Medical College and the requirement that candidates for admission to this profession should possess the liberal culture and general education implied by a college degree in arts or science has resulted in reducing the first year medical class to thirteen students, as compared with seventy who entered the freshman class last year, was admitted last night by Dr. William M. Polk, dean of the medical college.
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New York
Cornell University Medical College
William M.polk
Medical College
United States
Harvard
Johns Hopking
Quiresson
Cornell
The Play's The Thing at Bowersock Opera House
Shakespeare joke aside The Village Vagabond author applauds strong response to the play. It will be staged at Bowersock Opera House on Saturday February 20 with matinee prices 15 and 25 cents and evening 25 33 and 30 cents. Also advertised is Dr Shoop Health Coffee Coupon offering a No-Drip coffee strainer and 90 cups for 25 cents, sold by W A Guenther.
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Mamlet
Bowersock
Dr. Shoop
W. A. Guenther
Chicago forms first men's equal suffrage league
Chicago launches the first men’s equal suffrage league at a City Club meeting led by Oliver W. Stewart. T. C. MacMillan is named president and to visit Springfield to advance suffrage bills while supporting municipal equality and broader campaign aims. The effort follows letters from Ella S. Stewart and Jane Addams, signaling a wider male backing for women’s ballot rights.
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Chicago
United States
City Club
Chicago Men's Equal Suffrage League
Oliver W. Stewart
T. C. MacMillan
Springfield
Billa
League
Stewart
Ella S. Stewart
Equal Suffrage Association
Jane
J Addams
Scott's bill favored measure on nursery stock
Washington February 18 A House agriculture committee report backs Representative Scott Kansas on a bill to inspect nursery stock nationwide. It would authorize government inspections and a 100000 dollar appropriation, create quarantine powers, and require certificates of inspection for imports. The secretary of agriculture could extend to other plants as needed and bar shipments without proper certification.
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Kansas
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Scott
Secretary of Agriculture
Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Endorsement Notice
Emporia Kansas September 20 1908 says I have used Hall s Texas Wonder for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles and I fully recommend it to the public It will do all it claims to do G W Morley Jo Finley Building Sold by Barber Son A crowing hen is more common than a closemouthed woman The principal mourners at many man s funerals are the people who owe money to him
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Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
B. V. Pierce
Suffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Emporia
Kan
Thia
Texas
G. W. Morley
Jo Finley
Barber & Son
Many & Tman
Fragmentary sports card note for Ohio State game
Partial OCR lists names Beard, Hamman, Herman, Bird and addresses 391 Rhode Island Street and 10/383 Watnot Street with references to Ohio State and Rhode Island, suggesting a player roster or event note with limited legible details.
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W. Beard Rason
Ier Orem Fe Urech
Ohio St
Hamman
Sel
R. Keno Herman
Home Made Dandruf Cure Promised For Dandruff
A home remedy claims to cure dandruff and prevent hair loss using Beta Quinol mixed with alcohol and warm water. The recipe suggests applying daily for a week and then weekly, asserting superiority to patent treatments and noting low cost.
Real estate transfers and notices in Lawrence area
Real estate transfers list warranty deeds from Lucy L Taylor and E C Murphy to Gladys F Rarick and A B G Plank in Lawrence with Lot 27 and Lot 23 Ohio Street and a track in New of NW 30-12-19. Quit claim deeds include transfers by John Herman and Edith Johnson. Patent deed from United States to Leonard Eastwood and William H Hovey. Local notices mention sale attendance by Mrs A E Wilson, Will Swig, Warner of Worden, Stella Hoffsommer traveling, and several visits with relatives. A marriage and a civil war veteran reminiscence are also noted along with advertisements for Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Lucy LL Taylor
Wdow
Lawrence
Gladys F. Rarick
Ohio Street
Lucy H. Taylor
E. C. Murphy
Berkley
Cutiz
G. Plank
John Herman
Isaac Johnson
Lane
S. Swig
A. E. Wilson
Ling
la Junta
Colo
Will Swig
Riley County
Warner
Worden
Twigs
Stella Hoffsommer
Leonardville
Kaw
Mo Manshardt
Lester Rake
D. P. Rake
Topeka
Sehneider
C. Waltkuble
Rice County
Mary Dravis
Frank—Denechler
Brockman
Amelia
Samuel Swig
C. J. Herschelis
Inauguration Bible Stories From White House Past
Washington notes explain how the Bible used in presidential oaths often comes from the clerk of the Supreme Court or the president’s family. It recounts Cleveland’s small personal Bible, McKinley’s large family Bible, Roosevelt’s borrowed volume, and Taft’s potential new book. The piece notes ceremonies moving between New York and Washington and the tradition of keeping an on hand Bible for emergencies.
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Washington
United States
James H. McKenney
Supreme Court
Mr. AlcKenney
Cleveland
Bin
McKinley
Senate
Roosevelt
New York
Waite
Capitol
S Bock
Famous Soldier Dead A Kansas Leader Dies at Soldier's Home
James Graham, lieutenant colonel of the Twenty first Kansas volunteers and a controversial ex convict, died of heart disease at the Soldier's Home. Born 1847 in Missouri, he once led Pottawatomie county figures, faced manslaughter charges after a street duel, was pardoned, and later served as sheriff while garnering broad local support. He leaves three sons, including an editor, with burial planned in St Mary's after body transfer.
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Soldier's Home
James Graham
Gulunel
Twenty-first
Kansas Volunteers
Graham
Pottawatomie County
Lansing
Glick
Pottaewatomie County
Florida
Fort Leavenworth
Col Graham
Missouri
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Stomach Prescription Causes Big Stir in Chicago Drug Stores
A misprinted stomach remedy in this paper sparks strong reaction as managers note they have filled the formula often. The compound combines Ciuvhora and other ingredients with wine, advised to be taken in water before meals and at bedtime.
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Chieaga Record Ileraid
Stone
Tanic
Strawberry season nears as oranges ripen in pinks and brews
The page notes strawberries advancing on Louisiana and Texas gulf coast vines while oranges reach peak sweetness in California. It praises Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy for its natural ingredients and warns about la grippe risks. Barber & Son advertise and discuss life insurance.
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Louisiana
Texaa Gulf Coast
Lawrency
Anyman
California
Washington doctor legacy and Berkeley street ordinance
Content combines a 1909 testimonial about Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured by a Texan, then an ordinance extending Berkeley Street in Lawrence Kansas, and a public notice about voter poll book close dates with city clerk Laurences. The mixed items include references to Lawrence Daily Journal 1909, Mayor Geo Barker, and election procedures.
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Bucklen
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Barber & Son
Lawrence: Daily Journal
Berkeley Street
Berkley Street
Lawrence
Kaneas
Imen
City of
Thatcherkeley Street
Rwelve
ISEAL
Lawrence Daily Journal
Kans
Wood 8 room house in South Lawrence area for sale
Eight room wood frame house located on a lot with 100 foot frontage in South Lawrence. Asking price is 3500 dollars for the property and footprint suitable for residence or investment.
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The
Pink Rose Adjustment Co
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrance
Bakers and local ads mix with notices in 1909 paper
The page blends bakery pitches and service ads with legal notices. West End Bakery touts a wide bread selection and fresh desserts. Lawrence Transfer Co and real estate services promise safe handling of goods and properties. A February 1909 notice details the appointment of a feeble minded person in Douglas County Court. An optometrist advertises eye exams and glazing services.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Fieiase
Douglas County
Oehrle
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