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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
2
An OCR draught from the Lawrence Journal issues in January 1910 contains publisher notes, ads, and a stream of opinion snippets. It mixes political jibes about Roosevelt and Congress with remarks on tariffs, insurance, unions, and the recent comet, followed by scattered local commentary and prices. The readable portions show the paper’s voice and typical local editorial miscellany.
Fragmented obituary style text references James A. and quotes Graham on dogs, plus commentary on Taft Roosevelt contrasts. The piece then shifts to a harsh winter blizzard warning and promotes Dr King’s New Discoveries for grip and other ailments, with testimonials. Also mentions Elee? Bitters, Arnica Salve, Dr. King’s Life Pills, and Barber & Son advertisements.
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin for instant relief from indigestion and related stomach woes. It also promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a trusted remedy with a money back guarantee, available at The Rexall Store, W. B. McCulloch, 517 Mass. St. The copy urges frequent use and emphasizes appetite, digestion, and stomach health.
No more piles. Hem Roid claims to remove the cause of piles by treating the inside. A tablet remedy taken internally, sold for $7 and fully guaranteed by Dick Bros. Lawrence Kansas. Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo New York. Write for booklet.
A concise adage on how delaying or avoiding a lawsuit can inflate costs and drag out legal battles, prompting businesses and individuals to pursue efficient settlement to curb expenses.
A Chicagoan touring the world of farming observes Egyptian harvest methods. A crude, sledlike threshing machine works in a field beside natives who tread grain by hand while yokes and donkey helpers haul produce. The scene contrasts modern and ancient techniques in rural labor.
The article describes fog as a major navigation danger for mariners. It explains fog signals, fog bells and buoys used by ships to maintain contact, with methods to keep formation and reduce risk, including anchored cords and reduced speed in heavy mist.
A damaged snippet recounts Professor Taft living outside a Cambridge college and an ensuing disturbance from a musical family. It mentions piano scales and noise affecting his equanimity, with scattered partial phrases about arrangements and dates.
A West Philadelphia school bans chewing gum during hours to curb distraction. A student declared the rule strict, with logs placed visibly on a platform corner as a reminder for the pupils. A teacher warned that continued chewing would affect future participation in school activities.
SuHvocated In Church. Owing to delays in heating the church, 00 men and women and all the school children in the gallery were rendered ill by poisonous gases during the sermon. The preacher stopped at once, but many others fainted. A Woman Always Aids A Man When She Wants To Fool Him. Torturius eczema spreads daily. Dean's Ointment stops its spread and relieves itching. Clairvoyant Mme Celeste advertises readings at the Lawrence House. A remedy Weeks Breat Up A Cold Tablets is recommended. Ball gowns are cut lower for economy.
In 1844 the New York Sun touted a Liv erpool to Charleston air voyage by the Victoria balloon claiming 75 hours land to land. The piece notes balloon fervor, a woodcut, and lists passengers including author Harrison Ainsworth, with visions of bombs, frontiers removal, and transport via balloons amid speculation of future war and travel.
A century old remedy attributed to a European physician is described as a dry cure for a cold head. It requires abstaining from liquids for 20 hours and consuming very small portions of light foods. The method emphasizes fresh air and limited drink, with modern tweaks allowing small wine or milk doses.
A fragmentary Sunday Magazine passage recalls simple dietary hopes. A narrator, addressing an old mar, describes plain foods like steak with toasted bread and water, hinting at plain country sensibilities and a quiet longing for straightforward sustenance.
An excerpt from Weelsly in London discusses how dress and appearances shape a girl’s life, urging ideas of prettiness and obedience for mothers. It contrasts a girl learning deceit with a wife’s misery under tyranny, reflecting gender norms of the era.
A fragment discusses donating telephones and passing receivers during transfer. It describes how hands should be crossed to extend the transmitter and receiver, addressing inconvenience and occasional breakage when the other person changes hands. It mentions familiar phrases and a mentor figure.
A. A. Bigelow will open a new grocery Thursday morning in the Theory Building opposite the courthouse. The store named Thelter House Grocery will feature Whitman as partner and offer one of the most modern lines in Lawrence with up-to-date groceries and phone access.
In the Place. If you have old clothes shoes or wearing apparel to dispose of see me. I also have great bargains in cast off clothing and shoes Suits cleaned and pressed 18c. Call me Bell phone 1050 or see me 1015 Mass. St. ALBERT NOLLER.
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