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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1905
Page
3
The journal seeks better service from subscribers and asks for strict paper delivery by 6 o clock each evening. It notes penalties for missed issues in the prior month and warns carriers may withhold free copies for those papers not delivered.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe suppliers or carriers with no authority to sell or collect fee, and references to a Jourmal seat and delivery. Names, places, or concrete actions are unreadable, leaving no resolvable event or outcome.
In Germany the 1902 03 Zossen high speed tests showed 120 mph possible on well built track but required 1300 constant horsepower for 110 mph and 2600 hp for 120 mph. Energy draw and wheel stability questions loom. Debate rages over Berlin Hamburg line feasibility, cost 216 million to 246 million marks, and impact on existing rail and passenger service. Rank A Mason argues German enterprise must lead in this transport revolution.
Fragmentary report notes locomotives in Bulgaria Serbia and nearby rail networks built abroad by Germany Belgium United States and England. The text mentions collisions involving passengers and an accident causing injuries or death, but details are unclear due to the damaged source.
A Cumberland family credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with saving their 11 month old daughter after doctors gave up. Four bottles cured her. trial bottles are free. Ak Barber & Son’s drug store advertises sizes 10s and 81.00 with a guarantee.
W N Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease. He says three physicians failed to help until Foley's Kidney Care offered relief. The first bottle brought immediate relief and the next two bottles permanently cured him. He praises the remedy and endorses it.
Snowstorms increasingly disrupt railroad traffic as automatic signals and switches cause irregular service. Earlier days relied on switchmen and hand labor, but modern systems fail when switches freeze. Thawing and manual methods are used, yet frozen switches and scarce yard workers hinder operations during severe cold and deep snow.
Fragmented clippings describe railway construction in 1904, a Chicago theatre fire tragedy, and a pneumonia prevention claim. An ad praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonials, urging timely use to ward off pneumonia, and lists glove suppliers and dry cream products.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway tested wooden tie plates eight months ago to shield ties from rail wear. Cypress plates of one quarter inch thickness placed on thousands of worn cypress ties north of Galveston show no wear after the period. Forestry officials plan further trials with red cam, red mates, and other woods.
Fragmented OCR text includes medical claims for Dosa's Kidney Pills and Hostetter's stomach Bitters, plus mentions of railroad tickets and naval orders. The garbled notes reference a store at 747 Massachusetts Street and a Buffalo NC agent, with broad claims of kidney regulation, digestion cures, and military shipbuilding mentions.
This column lists Sabbath services and weekly programs for multiple churches including English Lutheran Presbyterian Christian Free Methodist Trinity and First Christian. It notes times for morning and evening worship, Sunday school, prayer meetings, and youth groups with pastors and locations across streets such as Quinch New Hampshire Kentucky Maine Elm Ware Vermont and Berkley.
Public marooned to a knowledge of curative tonics. Electric Bitters praised for stomach liver and kidney relief with a testimonial from Mary H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave Colamboa C. Guaraniesa at Barber Son's drug store. Foley's Kidney Care advertised for kidney ailments claiming cure of Bright's disease and diabetes with daily use. Piles and Dr Bossake treatments promoted. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup touted for coughs and colds.
Impending doom from Bright's disease and diabetes is said to vanish with Foley's Kidney Cure. The ad claims cure for incipient cases and even severe ones, promising comfort in days. A testimonial from Marion Les of Dronresth Ind states eight doctors failed, but three bottles cured. Sold by Barberd & Son.
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