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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
3
The article contrasts ornate bedstead designs with earlier simple frames, praising mahogany and brass options while noting nickel is less favored. It then shifts to practical kitchen advice on salads and fruit preparation, Macaroni and cheese, cleaning steel knives, and a lengthy, uneven recipe section. It ends with cautions on copper vessels and vinegar use.
The text asserts charm comes from vitality over form, praising plain women with nestness and sprightliness. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy to restore weak womanhood, improve nerves, eyes, and complexion, and advertises at O P Barber and Son's Druggists. It ends with a remark on convincing a girl you love her after you know you do.
The readable lines describe boxes and shelves with scattered phrases about pastebin notes and boxes. Mentions of keepers and pallets appear, but concrete events or names are missing. The passage seems to be a garbled archival fragment with no clear incident or attribution to report.
The text describes a minced onion substitute used in salad pastes with hints of dill and parsley, mentioning a blend of chopped herbs and seeds. It highlights the substitute as a sharp, fresh component that mimics onion in salad mixtures.
A jumble of kitchen tips and home care advice covers making curry with dairy notes, removing paint from clothing using ammonia and turpentine, and repurposing old sheets for ironing boards and padding. It ends with a marriage gift gripe about gift boxes from fashionable shops.
The passage discusses rural free delivery, state funding for rural carriers, and the potential expansion of postal services in Kansas. It mentions Congression from Kansas, costs to carriers, and the impact on rural delivery systems, with references to Topeka and various local figures.
A European favorite phrase contrasts with an American claim for Dr King’s New Discovery as a relief for coughs and colds. Mrs. Jnna Ryder Paine of Truro Mass endorses its quick relief with the majority of the afflicted reportedly sharing her view.
A lengthy special report details causes and figures in the deaf and blind population of the United States. It notes foreign born whites show higher rates of deafness than natives, with cataracts and scarlet fever among leading causes, and cites birth and early life factors. The article mentions Vermont and New England as areas with notable data and references various remedies and advertisements embedded in the page.
A long list of seasonable recipes for beefsteak broth and pork apple pie with gingerbread, plus rice boiling and cream biscuits. Also includes housework health note, pound cake, jelly strainers, and egg tarts with vinegar glaze. Contains many instructional details and measurements.
A woman returning from Paris tells how the soul of a true artist was stung by a hat that annoyed a man. She saved her oldest gowns to wear on the steamer, revealing playful detail about travel and style aboard the voyage.
A woman recalls sailing from Paris to Cherbourg when a stranger, claiming he is M. Muer, fixates on the hat quills she wears. He introduces himself with a grandiose name and awkwardly notes his distress at the angle of the quills, then corrects them with grave ceremony and leaves without a smile.
A pony owned by an English gentleman bolted down a narrow road in Burmiah injuring a native driver who was part of a holiday family cart party. The Englishman offered no immediate explanation as the native man recovered and moved away.
Chaune Clevtt notes a humorous encounter in a Pennsylvania department store. A large woman asks for gloves for Jim who plays ball and jokes that store gloves would be too dear for his rough hand, while the clerk sighs they do not stock such a style.
The Atchison Globe reports a fragmentary note on Larer Vhalist's death and a memorial vase showing old ras legislature members from the Ras territory. The piece notes Latretes as president and Mer Murphy offering an opinion that this is the sole print of the legislative body in Atchison county.
Last week Messrs Blake and Karr arranged a deal making Mr Karr the sole owner of the Baldwin Shirt Factory. Karr previously held a half share with Blake and helped with the business since. The Baldwin Republican notes the move as a sign of growth and expects further prosperity under new management.
A reminiscence praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as painless remedies for headaches and digestive issues. The note mentions P. Barber & Son’s Drug Store and hints at seasonal health changes with a chilly gap between fall and spring.
Amon F. King reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured an 80 year leg sore and claims healing is miraculous. Barber & Son offer the salve with a guaranteed cure for wounds and sores. The ad also touts Pinules for bladder and kidney issues and Burdock Bound Bitters as a national cure for dyspepsia.
The prabase court of Douglas county Kansas appointed Palm Gocole administrator of the estate of W. Colelate. All parties interested are notified to govern themselves accordingly and take due notice of the appointment.
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