Neighborhood events at university exercises and socials
Brackett notes neighbors attending university exercises and a Lincoln program with a valentine party for children. Miss Blanche Webster stayed with Miss Minnie DeWitt. Arthur Pease lost a valuable cow Sunday night. DeWitt hosted card party. E C Williams welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday night. Dr. Carl Phillips attended. Gardner guest of L Bigsby. Miss Robinson from Toledo doing dressmaking nearby. Alice Bird’s health has been poor. storm disrupted telephone service, hindering news gathering.
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Alice Bird
Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid Promises Piles Cure
Indoor life and lack of outdoor exercise blamed for more women than men suffering piles. Doctors warn against relying on ointments or suppositories, touting Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid as a permanent cure. Price one dollar, Dick Bros Lawrence Kansas, fully guaranteed. Also notes local social items and household news from the community.
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Leonhardt
Dick Bros
Lawrence
Kansas
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo, N.Y
Unclear OCR Fragments Describe Injuries and Remedies
Fragmentary report includes W Cardwell injured on Oak Street with back and side strains, no broken bones. Also references a Kemp Tex veteran’s cough tale and advertisements for Dr King’s New Discovery and Ely’s Cream Balm, with urged home storage and packing services mentioned by Lawrence Transfer Co.
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W. Cardwell
Perry Mirror
Oak Street
Brooks
Dr. Kerr
Me. Cardwell
Cardwell
J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Atle
Barber & Son
Prejudice and Digestive Relief From Diapepsin
An advertisement praises Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach misery, urging households to keep Wispepsin in stock. It claims the remedy digests any meal, relieves sour stomach, gas, nausea, and heartburn, and promises prompt relief through pharmacist purchase. concurrent local club notes mention meetings, poems, and musical performances with brief program details.
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Pape
Women’s clubs host varied meetings and readings
Friends In Council and several groups including No Name, West Side Study Club, Lawrence Reading Club, and Current Event Club met in February. Members shared Lincoln quotations, life sketches, and current events, with readings on Irish literature, Charles Wells, and The Mother Wincola. Hosted by Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Fischer, Miss Righter, and others, the gatherings emphasized civic life and discussion.
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East Side
Fran Gibbs
Friends In Council
Tin Friends In Council
Siew
Phe Hssen
Abraham Janeols
Diaskell
Miss Diaskell
Woxe
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Ventura
Venturia
Barker
West Side Study Club
West Side Study
Mets Alford
Fesson
Kingsbury
James Russell Lawrent
R. Smith
Mes
Wincola
Chub
Mina B. Digs
Theoceseiua
Urvanif
Margaret
K. Watt
Ming Miller
Velen Husaten
Miss Hub
Mina Ry
Miler
Biggs
Lila Ousdahl
Kansas Engineering Split Between Universities Ends Soon
In 1905 debate Kansas faces two engineering schools, University and Agricultural College, with planned expanded facilities and funding requests. The state contemplates consolidation to avoid duplication as enrollment climbs, while costs for new buildings and staff rise. Wirt C. Salthouse notes the issue amid press about Harry Kemp’s postcard at Boughton’s, 1025 Masa St.
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Tia Weer University
Kansas
Agricultural College
State of Kansas
Tavanium
Eskary
Cdatses
Agricultural Colle
Lemane
Crider
C. Salthouse
Harry Kemp
Sgale
Boughton’s
Masa St
Piles Cure Claim Promising 6 to 14 Days
A historical notice warns Pazo Ointment can cure hemorrhoids in 6 to 14 days with money back guarantee. The fragment mentions medical claims, prices, and related testimonies amid mixed text about stock values and public notices from 1900s Kansas. notable names appear as scattered references.
Public Notice in Douglas County Court
The Listriet Court Of Douglas County Kansas issues a publication notice listing defendants and heirs. The notice requests action to free an estate or inter ests and names various parties and heirs. The document appears in The Lawrence Daily Journal February 15 1909 with additional local business notices and a blacksmithing ad.
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Chiven
Kansas
J. G. Bly
Lawrence Daily Journal
Listriet Court
Douglas Couunty
Jgerly Ro Bailey
Plattiff Ve
Ilivir K
Blof
Edna J. Blood
Ita
Eliza J. Blood
A Darricklow
Burricklaw
Inl Cartery
Mich Green
Tamsey
Lewis Errien
G. G. W. Pennington
Devisees
Xrvators and Trust
H. Bailey
Acrossing
Gles
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March
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