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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
2
Lawrence Journal issue from January 7 1910 notes public notice details and wide circulation. It includes editorials about Prohibition ministers the railroad and water services, and local comments on KU sports and city affairs. The piece reflects early 20th century newspaper style with varied content.
The Salina Journal reports a shocking Kansas City crime where two white men were arrested after a violent assault. The piece highlights a Black public official and condemns Black perpetrators while praising certain “descent” Black citizens, urging severe punishment for criminals amid racial tension.
A physician in a Manchester context jokes about neuritis replacing appendicitis as the fashionable disease. He laments doctors influenced by fads and mentions women in flighty fashion trends, while noting a patient died in the discussion.
Fragmentary notes reference neuritis affecting figures at Westminster and in various gossip lines. Mentions Lord Curzon and John Jacob Asta appear among clipped street discussions about the health and appearances of political figures.
The piece notes unusually harsh winter conditions in New England this year surpassing past winters and compares to Kansas. It mentions a long storm period in December and an ongoing cold spell, with old-timers seeking historical records but finding none equal. The tone reflects local newspaper commentary on severe winter weather.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick five minute cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief from stomach fermentation, gas, heartburn, and sour belching, with a fifty cent cost at local pharmacies and a promise to regulate stomach function within minutes.
The article discusses a trend in English hair fashion among society women as described by Mr J D Rockefeller’s era. It notes a shift from flat turban styles to curls and twists influenced by French and American styles. It mentions a committee of English finidressers and compares British and Parisian tastes, predicting crescent popularity of hair pastiche on heads.
A damaged ad fragment promises Spot-clean and repair of clothes within a week. It mentions a price around $1.00 and claims capable work on all kinds of garments. The ad quality is poor and includes stray phrases about musical talent and parental judgments.
Fragmentary item notes a baffling misprint and lists odd ailments and cures. Mentions Burns oils fever sores eczema chapped hands and chilblains. References Barber & Son facing a concern about a forthcoming development in a woman's case.
Arthur Woods, a Kansas City laborer, developed illness after returning home last week. A physician confirmed a light smallpox attack on Friday, with Woods and his mother located in the northeast part of town. Local authorities and medical staff are monitoring the situation as a precaution.
Fragmentary text mixes names and phrases without a coherent事件 or reportable action, making it impossible to determine a newsworthy item or provide a concise summary.
A fragmented report describes extreme winter conditions causing injuries and distress across Pine Alley and nearby areas. Residents face exposure and illness as storms worsen, with local letters and notices indicating need for aid and safety measures.
A garbled notice reports concerns over meat safety and government meat inspection. It cites Dr. Melevin and Harspore initiatives and notes debates on federal versus local oversight, testing procedures, and sanitary standards at the facility.
A fragmented real estate notice describes a large property at Lewmted Ave with possible lines of decibel Yee pave eden and other unclear lot details. It notes buyers may contact to discuss sale terms ahead of a March deadline and mentions nearby bank and building plans as context for the sale.
Public notice of multiple land parcels for sale in Colorado and adjacent regions. Includes 400 acre alfalfa tracts, irrigation details from the Phin river, price quotes around 124 per acre, and terms. Listed by M. Smith, Real Estate Broker, Morgan Co. Wiggens Co., Colo.
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