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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1905
Page
3
A railroad timetable lists multiple train names and schedules including Kansas City Express Avanti Express Rock and Chicco Repress and California Limited. It notes daily runs with various departures from morning to evening and notes Sundays off for several services.
A fragmented piece describes turning a valve to control fire strength. It explains slow, moderate, and quick flames by adjusting valves, noting fuel readiness and ease of use. The text repeats phrases, showing the emphasis on valve action to modulate heat.
The Journal urges subscribers to check their bills and contact carriers for earlier delivery, as some papers arrive past six o clock. Readers are asked to report missed issues to ensure timelier service.
Fragments indicate authorities explore power to raise funds for public works. Officials discuss new revenue options to support municipal projects while addressing fiscal needs. Community stakeholders weigh potential impacts on services and rates as plans move forward.
The North American Review cites Lieut Bellairs proposing a Britain United States pact to cut naval output while preserving security interests. Such a sea power accord could reduce annual shipbuilding, given shared policies and mutual aid if either nation faces threat, arguing past coalitions show sea power as decisive in limiting Europe’s powers.
A dramatic tale recounted by the New York Press describes a sailor and a druggist discussing a quarrel over drinking. Warde, playing Julius Caesar, is at center stage when his uncle Musgrave, a conspirator, drops an egg into Warde’s palm causing a surprised reaction and a disrupted scene.
An odd Virginia letter to the agriculture department recounts a tame cat fed near a gooseberry bush to enrich the garden. The writer claims the next season the gooseberries grew hairy with misformed fruit and a caterpillar infestation described in humorous terms from Collier's Weekly.
The article recalls the 1787 demonstration by Lamosd, a French philosopher, who linked two house rooms with wires to simulate conversation using pendulum balls. It also praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatic relief and promotes Foley's Kidney Care as a kidney health aid, sold at Barber Bros.
A New York resident doctor recalls early career shock from medicine value. At a girls school, bottles were misused, prompting a system to log and return empty bottles to the school doctor. A patient recounts dosage guidance, a misfilled bottle, and the patients noting improvement after proper dosing.
The notice covers a sale of discarded wartime provisions and materiel. It lists 87 seven pounder guns with 404 shells and 17 seven power mountain guns with 17 000 shells, indicating a broad range of artillery and related ammunition available through a government sale.
A published joke plays on marital banter about hot water preventing wrinkles. The husband quips that his wife keeps him in hot water, delivering a light exchange marked by wordplay and a deflated premise.
Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for colds. Claims quick cure and pneumonia prevention, pleasant taste, and superior effectiveness. Available at all druggists. Also advertises Dr Bonankei Pile Remedy and Dr Wood's Nerve Medicine with promotional claims for relief and mail orders.
A new family moved into the first floor apartments causing noise from a cat and five or six half grown kittens. Neighbors report continuous howling from dusk until late evening, while a man in a dressing gown and slippers appeared at the stair near the commotion. Witnesses describe fear and chatter about the incident among residents, hinting at local tensions and speculation.
A Michigan house article shares practical information on eggs for frosting, custards, and cake, noting freshness, handling in warm weather, and methods to use whites and yolks. It suggests saving shells for fertilizer and using eggs when plentiful, with tips on washing, cracking, and avoiding waste.
A historical notice describes a vegetable dish mixing sliced carrots with celery in milk and seasonings. The same page promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming nervous and weak people can gain flesh and strength, with Barber Bros. selling the product at 909 Massachusetts Ave.
A guide from Good Housekeeping outlines daily physical activity to shed adipose tissue. It stresses educating the abdominal muscles with simple floor exercises, proper breathing, and gradual progression to avoid burnout and maintain long term effort.
Fragmented text covers fashion, recipes and medical notices. It mentions dress ideas for a youth audience, a cooking instruction involving leavened batter baked in pans, and testimonials about electezio bitters and Foley honey and tar. The piece blends fashion notes with domestic tips and advertisements.
A fragmented, dreamlike passage catalogues eerie imagery and scattered names. The text hints at a tortured search for beauty, amid odd interjections and cryptic references to places, people, and objects, creating a surreal collage.
The Frisco System with the Southern Railway will operate through Pullman sleepers between Kansas City and Jacksonville starting November 15 1905 The service will be part of the Southern Limited electric lighted cars with dining and sleeping facilities through crowded Southeast cities Passengers can book through Frisco or connecting lines Built for comfort this new route promises convenient travel to Florida terminals and points along the route.
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