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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
3
An old toper defines water as an afterthought. Two and two may make two pair instead of four. A Wild Blizzard Raging brings danger to thousands, who take colds and lagrippe. Dr King’s New Discovery for Colds Coughs and Bronchitis advertised with testimonial claims. The ad ends with moral about temperance and mental digestion.
Lawrence readers testify to positive results from Dean's Kidney Pills, praising relief from back pain and disordered kidneys after trying other remedies. The ad notes 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents, and warns to remember the name Dean's. The rest of the text discusses a University Wrestling Club and upcoming events with Coach Burton C. Root guiding weight classes and a planned spring tournament.
A fragmented tale recalls Sill and wife debating a Deed of the farm for their child with odd details. They christen the property Marshmellaw Anna and note swamp land, pond lilies, muskrats, and a scab bullfrog. An aside advertises Weeks Break-Up cold tablets and a laxative, followed by habit-related musings.
Dyesensia is described as a national ailment and Burdock Blood Bitters are pitched as a cure. The ad claims it strengthens stomach membranes promotes digestive juices purifies the blood and builds the body.
A note on musical work titled by Will Marion Cook appears with rights reserved and credits indicating composition and authorship. No further details are provided about performance, publication, or release context in the readable text.
An old newspaper fragment markets Ely Bros nostril cure for nasal catarrh and Gray's Sweet Powders for fever and colds. Promotions promise quick relief and warn buyers against substitutes. The text imitates period advertising prose and urges mothers to respond to Journal Want Ads.
A carload of sheep was shipped to Kansas City by Ert Daugherty and Ed James last Thursday. Mrs A Connor visited her parents J R Alfen Wednesday. Breebesien shipped coats to Kansas City. Belleview Orange Oyster supper at the school house drew many Grangers and families with coffee buns and picks enjoyed by all. Mr Cran and Mrs Fred Wilsley joined A B Connors Tuesday. Geo Whaley spent time in Lawrence with relatives. A serious accident near Horborn LA left a rider injured. hopes for recovery are expressed.
The note reads as a column of local social and family items. Mrs Polen and husband from Kansas City visit, Mars Fannie Orrani vee and Kanwaka residents called on Vipers, Pleasant Meat Club plans a meeting with Mrs Bieshy, Mant relations noted, Joes from Lawrence had dinner at R W Goemans, Levette sick with throat issues, Kansas City resident visited farm, Carlet family and Mr Websters’ friends were in town, and Dark seeking a new location to settle nearby.
Fragmented report notes a Rhodes Scholarship withdrawal and eligibility questions. Chancellor Strane and others discuss the selection process, health, and preparation impacting an applicant’s future, with unrelated ad copy and stray lines mixed in.
A fragmentary 19th century clipping depicts a dramatic account of near death and miraculous recovery. A man named Murray W Ayres from Tran st Heid is described as saved from death after suffering severe weight loss and virulent liver trouble. The testimonial credits a medicine called Elee- Litiers and claims a 40 pound gain after treatment.
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