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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented OCR sketch describes the Lawrence Journal and Topeka Gazette, noting their origins, mergers, and routines. It references editors, publication cadence, and a debate on gubernatorial transitions and policy recommendations amid a broader political context.
A devastating blaze in a Missouri orphan home resulted in multiple deaths as neighbors and responders fought the flames. The incident drew attention to safety and emergency response concerns amid ongoing investigations and community aid efforts.
A then recorded oath from J Cheney of Toledo asserts compensation for catarrh cures, plus parody verses and notices urging use of Hall's Catarrh Cure and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup. Barberg Bros markets the remedies.
Washington Jan 15 Representa tive Littlefield and Powers republican subcommittee members held a free exchange of views on an antitrust bill. Administration support and committee aims align, while details remain to be worked out. A fulll committee report is to be prepared for early next week, with hearings possible to follow.
Fragmented report details May of Wilde Coat Company remarks, miners at Keorsdenitiom dispute, union leaders and Erie lines involvement, and preceding tensions with coal operators. Additional notes reference a Philadelphia union secretary and various unrelated cases, medicines, and advertisements from the era.
The National Board of Trade re elected Blanchard Randall of Baltimore as president. Reports from committees recommend inland waterway expansion, Ohio River improvements, and Canal projects from Lake Erie to New York. Banking and currency suggests stabilizing measures and coin changes, plus stronger bank penalties and automatic currency expansion. A Pareetry committee note praises Chambearin's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a beneficial remedy. Barber Bra.
A garbled kitchen guide mixes instructions for simmering fish and potatoes with vague references to baskets and beverages. It mentions steps like soaking, boiling, and thickening sauces, ending with serving suggestions and a stray line about economical living and dining.
The page lists wants for a printer trainee, a school student seeking board work, and a general housework girl. It also advertises real estate, a cottage for rent, a laundress needed weekly, a farmhand, and a river boat sale inquiry. Listings name Lawrence Business College Kentucky street Mississippi street Louisiana street and Kentucky streets with prices and contact notes.
A series of farm listings with acreage from 160 to 235 acres, located four to eighteen miles from Lawrence, with prices ranging from 5,009 to 11,600. Includes houses with multiple rooms, city lots, and business property, plus vacant parcels in the city. Listings describe bottom lands, improvements, and distances, urging quick purchase within ten days for some homes.
The article outlines several archetypes of girls and concludes the most lovable type is the refined, loyal companion who combines wit with gentle charm. It contrasts harsh, cruel, and timid types with the ideal image of a pleasant, consistent partner admired by peers and loved by suitors.
Friends of engineer G H Hansan living in Lima California note his recovery from threatened kidney disease. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with curing him and recommends it to others, especially trainmen who are often afflicted. Barber Bros.
Reporter notes the Devil's Tea Table near Degroit Free in Ohio, a wedge shaped rock formation 25 feet high and 33 by 20 feet, long a popular attraction. Access to the top was closed as erosion made the base unsafe, with the shale base and sandstone top forming the hazardous pedestal. Also included is a brief line on mortality among foreigners, stating Teeh and Germans lead deaths among foreign born residents.
Fragmentary text shows scattered terms and possible names without coherent story. No clear event, date, or entities present to summarize into a valid news item.
The text presents tangled phrases about Carina and Olea Wibod, mentioning beads, hall, and a teeny town scene. It references tone shots and a possible game or event but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Editor Lynch of the Daily Post in Pittne purg New Jersey tests Fole ey's Honey and Tar. He asserts it is the best remedy for coughs and colds he has used, praising it highly as the finest of its kind.
Article discusses Hawaii territory land laws, settler expansion, and sugar interests amid political figures debate on governance and independence. Mentions land uptake, residency rules, and agriculture including sugar, coffee, and fruits, with scattered references to officials, dates, and local factions.
A garbled historical passage discusses the railway impact on the United States, mentioning foreign influence and Austrian strands. It references colleges, leaders, and various places in a disordered account with scattered proper names and terms without coherent narrative.
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