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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
4
A fragment appears to reference Regulators Co in Atlanta Georgia offering something free for expectant mothers at rug stores. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear details on event or program.
Yesterday morning Mr. F D Head died after six weeks of illness and a prior hernia operation. Born April 16 1848 in Woburn Massachusetts he lived in Cincinnati Westport Landing Auburn and Lecompton Kansas before settling in Amn Arbor Michigan. He was a United Brethren member and GAR post veteran. The account notes a paralytic sting incident involving Abbe Genoux in Prague and Annecy with no relation to Head’s death.
A Woman's Home Companion advised simple foot exercises to ease aching feet from long standing. In West Philadelphia a hospital patient begged a nurse for relief, describing severe pain that prevented standing.
A collection of local church notices lists sermons and services for Trinity, Plymouth Congregational, Friends, Christ ian Endeavor, Second Presbyterian, Christian Scientist, and Methodist Episcopal churches. Topics include Epiphany services, social order themes, conscience, and salvation plans, with times, locations, and guest speakers.
Sufferers praise Doan’s kidney remedy as effective and urge others to use it. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Also notes upcoming religious services in Warren and Ohio churches with sermons on faith and community events.
An ad urges readers to try Cascaret for regular stomach, liver, and bowels, claiming it clears the system and keeps people feeling well for months. It touts benefits for adults and children, emphasizing gentle, effective relief and a painless routine.
The passage discusses how watering and hoeing affect crops, warns that too much motherly indulgence spoils growth, and notes Red light experiments showing plants grown under red glass become more robust and leafier. It links care, discipline, and environmental factors to plant development and specialization.
The costermonger rind in old records is linked to costard apples once sold in London streets. Edward I’s household accounts mention the term and its evolution from costard to coster, with “costermonger” noted in the London Standard.
A woman offers a home remedy claiming to cure rheumatism neuralgia and kidney pains. She asserts climate change aids healing and promises the treatment can be sent free to sufferers. The notice urges readers to share with others.
Unclear OCR text mentions area containment and related notes. The fragment references possible safety or jurisdiction steps but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to identify a full event or outcome. Further readable content needed for precise headline and summary.
Lon oner visited Clay Center and commented that he never tasted fried chicken or strawberry shortcake, saying the two were unknown to the culinary art of this country, as reported by Kanena City Star. The fragmentary note reflects local cultural impressions from the Magheb reference.
An eminent danyer living in Dudlin frontierly faced a long standing feud with a retired major. During a fierce Ireland storm the major’s blazing chimney collapsed through the lawyer’s home causing wide wreckage. The lawyer, in a rare moment of humor, witnessed the destruction as his rival’s chimney bore the blame. The major then threats to lash out, saying bend me back my brisa immediately or I’ll hire an attorney.
National characteristic notes French family life as exclusive, with visits mainly among close relatives. Mothers tend to keep children under constant supervision before and after marriage, reflecting strong family bonds and surveillance in daily life.
A vaudeville writer jokes about the current political situation while boasting an overflow of good material. He laments having too much content to fit into the sketch, highlighting the abundance of ideas rather than scarcity.
A mother describes her two year old child suffering from a severe rash that covered the head ears and body with blood and itching. After trying a newspaper advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the eruption cleared and the child slept restfully.
The excerpt discusses Japanese Bible translation choices for the term baptize and the sword goak, yielding a nickname John the Soaker and a doctrine of soaking for remission of sins. It contrasts the public’s quick veterinary care for pets with reliance on any “dope” when ill, highlighting lay attitudes toward remedies.
Mrs Platt and her young son Tommy attend St John’s church. On a Sunday a substitute minister preached and Tommy whispered to his mother asking what happened to St John, showing his growing acquaintance with the minister’s face.
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