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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
2
The article argues that medicine makers’ claims lack disinterested verification and praises Dr. Pierce’s products for their listed ingredients and perceived cures. It discusses Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, their targeted conditions, and notes that labels disclose ingredients.
A university professor’s critique of Lawrence girls reading habits prompts a student investigation. During tea, several girls discuss preferred books, with Quentin Pa ward and other titles named. one girl admits reading the Bible, praising it as the greatest book, while others mention various novels and authors.
An ad extols Dr. King's New Discovery as the cure for coughs colds and lung ailments with proof claimed from Dr Sleary of Panama Missouri and others. Barber Son's drug store offers 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a trial bottle free. A Boston minister Rev. Charles F Dale speaks at the Unitarian church on Education for Democracy at seven o clock tonight. admission is free.
Buffalo coal operator A. IL. Thornes tells of kidney and bladder pain relief after Foley's Kidney Cure. He asserts the medicine caused brick dust stones to pass and left him free of pain, calling it worth a thousand dollars. The testimonial is paired with a quip about talkers and fashionable glass.
In a dated social vignette, a girl and a man discuss the meaning of wearing frat pins and the new custom. The woman notices a sparkling ring and questions the absence of pins, while peers debate pins as a cheap yet meaningful sign of affection and commitment in courtship rituals.
A testimonial from A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine claims Encklen's Arusea Salve never failed to cure sores boils ulcers or barn wounds in fifteen years. The product is sold at Barber Son's drug store.
The January issue presents striking color plates including a flashlight view of Madison Square New York at night and Marguerite Downing’s juvenile picture series. It highlights stage celebrities Gercille Reache Ethel Jackson France Starr Olga Nethersole Mrs Patrick Campbell Perla Sanders and notable portraits Br Edward Hale David Starr Jordan and royalty. The panoramic pictures are praised as exceeding previous efforts.
Informal afternoon gathering of married women and one young girl discusses sickness and husbands. Women recall how men react to illness, with vivid anecdotes about medical interventions, chores, and social norms, ending with reflections on loneliness and aging.
Mrs Mary Dowling of San Francisco testifies to the benefits of Electric Hitters for stomach and liver troubles. She notes the tonic strengthens the system and aids female weakness. Available for 50 cents at Barber and San's drug store.
University students face no spring vacation this year as Washington's Birthday and Decoration Day fall on weekend days, lengthening tasks and delaying breaks. The piece notes earlier vacations were abolished to reduce fatigue and mentions a student reaction. It also reports the death of F. A. James from a fall and a medical aside touting Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy.
At a Topeka meeting, Kansas grain dealers form a committee to urge the governor to seek a $10,000 appropriation from the upcoming state legislative session to fund a campaign against the green bug and other pests threatening wheat and oats. Professors Hunter and Headlee outline damage and need for coordinated control with state support.
Chicago Minnesota and Wisconsin will dominate the future conference scene after Michigan withdraws from the Big Nine. The three will sign contracts for a 1908 football schedule in a round robin arrangement, restoring a traditional championship format.
Fragmented OCR passage references Tala and medical university figures, possible inquiries into mental ailments, costs and procedures. Mentions Drexler University, Profe Hiva, and a half million collar figure, with multiple garbled phrases about patients and studies.
An advertisement at Barber & Son's drug store promotes Phy Line's New Life Pills with bold claims to prevent bile and jaundice. The vague copy argues the product cleanses the system and keeps away bowel trouble.
A jeweler seals a tiny wooden box with wax and a stamped seal. He reveals the package contains diamonds and notes the need for extra care in sending such valuables, usually by registered mail. The jeweler’s stamp on the wax seals the box for tracking.
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