18 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
1
An old advertisement blend touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for feverishness teething and bowel regulation and claims rapid cold relief and pleasant taste. It promotes Dean's Regulars for constipation and cites Druggists sales. The text also praises Kelectrie Bitters via testimonials from a Macon orphanage official, asserting broad health benefits and family uses with a 25 cent price.
Insurance loans and real estate services offered by Morrison at 74 Mass. St. Office handles city and farm property. Typewriters sold, rented and repaired. Phone 164.
A detailed sketch of the Trappist farm near the Ottawa River in Quebec describes the Oka property as a large agricultural estate with high quality stock, orchards, vineyards, and cheese production. It notes the farm's prominence, diverse operations, and reputation in rural Canada.
The text fuses anecdotes on settlement workers and dire tenement deaths with critique of a Fat Story and dubious medicine adverts. It mentions Marmula Tablets, a Broadway druggist, and a peculiar Miracle Cure claim from Detroit, Michigan, discussing health fears, poverty, and social sympathy without a clear single event.
An advertisement from Barber & Son promises relief for eczema and skin diseases with ZEMLO a pleasant external remedy. It claims the product cleanses the skin scalp and facial area and is tested on infants with claimed healing effects and safety.
Advertised as a cure for nervous disorders, the Toniz treatment is claimed to restore strength and calm. The faded text mentions improved appetite, steadier hands, and relief from anxiety after use, urging readers to purchase pills at a stated price.
The article explains no nationwide holiday exists in the United States with Congress designating days at times and states proclaiming legal holidays. It lists principal observances such as New Year’s Day, Washington’s Birthday, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and others including Good Friday in several states and regional rules like Saturday after noon holidays in four states.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses American investors and wealth stewardship with references to vast sums and annual figures. It appears to be an advertisement or editorial fragment about managing wealth and financial guidance. No clear names, dates, or concrete entities are readable.
A fragmented OCR ad column lists various products and services including DeWitt’s Witch Hazel and Carbolized Wood salves, a Wireh ood patent medicine, a Co-Operative Store, pressing services, and medical salves. Mentions Wy the shabbirse goods, Lawrence Pantatorium, and C. P. Barber & Son selling arnica salve and remedies for piles, bruises, and skin conditions.
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