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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1901
Page
7
Mrs. E Waite of Chicago who suffered six years with ovarian trouble describes severe symptoms and how two bottles of Favorite Prescription and one bottle of Golden Medical Discovery improved her health. She reports better sleep appetite and energy and urges others to try Dr Pierce's medicines.
A London correspondent reports on a plan to launch a floating hotel and resort ship called Beishton, with a touring program to Europe. The vessel will dock as a hotel and casino styled aboard, featuring a strict schedule, guests from Marte Cerlo, and a principal performer lineup amid a controlled tourist experience.
The Union Pacific announces faster travel on The Overland Limited, claiming quicker hours to California than rival routes. The service emphasizes improved timetables and convenience for travelers bound for San Francisco and the Missouri River region.
Washington correspondent notes Whittaker case misused to condemn cadets at West Point and argues court findings showed self-directed actions. Describes academy culture, discipline, and exams of honor, with cadets defending institution and criticizing sensational reporting.
An observer notes Cadet Bartrett’s athletic leadership and genuine faith, with Burnett as Young Men’s Christian association president. Miss Warner runs a voluntary Sunday school for cadets, who value biblical study and community, while yearlings sometimes torment others. the YMCA rooms offer refuge but are not legally sanctioned.
A Havana article outlines a new sewerage system using substantial electrical machinery. It describes Verado area pumping stations with 2,500,000 and 800,000 gallon per day capacity pumps, two Sub stations, and two 12 kilowatt generating outfits to power the system. A Triest correspondent reports a Corfu wealth transfer by will to the island archbishop for annual charity via a lottery among claimants.
The British admirals reportedly plan a new naval squadron for home service, likely attached to the current reserve squadron. It would operate as a second channel squadron, kept at home when the channel fleet cruises and vice versa. Also mentions patent nostrums and rail timetable notes amid mixed news items.
Lawrence readers urged to trust Kansas City farmer H T Hazen who praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney weakness. His testimony mirrors local customer reports at Dick Broad's rug store in Lawrence. Sold by all dealers, price nine cents. Foster Milburn Co. mail order. Remember the name Dean's and have no substitute.
Waco correspondent reports farmer RT Flower, with 36 years in cotton, comparing irrigated and rainfed acres. One acre yielded 1725 pounds of ginned cotton under irrigation from the Brazos river, the other 580 pounds without irrigation. He notes silt content, limited seasonal watering, and doubts about river water's impact on soil value yet highlights irrigation as superior for cotton yields.
Canadian apples arrive in large quantities aboard the Evangeline, with graded Gravensteins and Baldwin stri ps praised for freshness. Ventilated storage and swift transit boost UK supplies, while California Newtown pippins and other fruits flood London and provincial towns. Prices extend to 3d or 4d per pound, benefiting consumers. Meteor tours draw interest as European automobiles plan tours in Tunis and around Italian lakes.
Washington dispatch outlines Senate focus after holidays on the shipping bill and Nicaragua canal, with Hanna facing smear tactics. It notes growing push to link shipbuilding with canal work, warns on foreign dependence, and highlights export growth and risks to U S trade if foreign ships withdraw.
A proposed day nursery in Boston aims to care for blind babies rejected by other nurseries for needing extra attention. The project seeks funding and coordination to establish specialized support for the visually impaired infants.
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