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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1905
Page
2
A compendium of items reports labor strife in Germany and Russia and strikes in St Joseph and across Kansas City area. It notes political maneuvering around Senator Burton Kansas elections reform in Colorado and President Angell resigning to give youth leadership at Michigan University.
A fragmented chronicle spans 1430 to 1859 entries noting New Year wishes, political upheavals, and notable events. It records forecasts of presidents, financial strain, rail and waterworks progress, religious revivals, Harper's Ferry unrest, and John Brown's execution amid a shifting 19th century American landscape.
A letter-like narrative recounts a patient describing long illness and chronic nervous exhaustion. She credits Dr William Pink Pills for recovery after using a box in 1903 and details improved appetite, steadier nerves, and regained strength. She cites prior kidney trouble and a hospital treatment ending in doubt.
The Journal publishes a proposed act to levy a county high school tax to fund a General High School Fund. It refunds districts with high schools serving freshmen for the University of Kansas, with distributions by attendance. First levy for 1903, ongoing annually subject to schools existing.
A garbled 19th century fragment advertises Hinaetter's Stomach Elters and Ely's Cream Balm as universal cures with claims of testing and rapid relief. It includes a misformed pledge from Frank J. Cheney regarding "Hacc's CarArus Cane" and cites Hall's Family Pills as top. The text blends election opinion, medical panaceas, and oath statements for Toledo based enterprises.
Lawrence residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for urinary disorders and back pain. A testimonial from Mee. P. G. Mortlaon cites relief after using the remedy, purchased at Dick Hios drug store, with praise also from his mother.
Local publication announces the January update to the telephone directory with new listings and adjusted pricing. The notice lists multiple individuals and businesses by name with partial addresses and regions, followed by an advertisement for Dr King's New Life Pills and Chamberlain's Cough Remedies highlighting safety for children.
A historical church directory lists multiple congregations in the area with service times for evenings and Sundays. It names pastors and locations including First Christian Church, United Brethren, Free Methodist, and more, plus Sunday schools and prayer meetings.
An advertisement touts a free complete treatment for heart patients by Dr. Franklin Miles, claiming a scientifically tested method and offering a special remedy package with a free heart disease book. It requests personal details and age to tailor the cure and includes addresses in Elbert and Iowa for response.
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