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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
3
A reflective aphorism essay on marriage and generosity. It argues that the simple life tempts only the privileged and that alimony resembles a gambling debt. It notes people judge others by appearances and cautions against assuming others know what one thinks.
The Musee Guimet in Paris has acquired a gold ring dating to the time of Ramesses II about 1300 BCE. The piece, featuring hieroglyphic engravings and a rectangular onyx stone, allegedly belonged to Nefertari Meri Moutr, a wife of the Egyptian king. Authenticity rests on inscriptions and craftsmanship cited by M. Guimet, noted antiquarian and museum founder.
A garbled passage notes MPs who did not ride to a con stituent gathering in the eighteenth century. It mentions Mr Barclay representing Kinedling and a scene with a bowl of port poured for refreshment. The piece references Lord Sonbeddo and a London Gazette tone, with antiquated parliament travel allusion.
A fragment notes a patent remedy called Deans Regulats claimed to cure constipation tone the stomach stimulate the liver and promote digestion and appetite. The text adds a stray line about a pessimist and a wheel of fortune with a faved tire, indicating mixed readable fragments.
The piece critiques censorship of children’s reading and argues against harsh suppression of youth literature. It contends strong novels and fairy tales have a rightful place in a boy or girl’s diet, cautioning against overbearing moralizing by writers and critics.
Old time cookery notes describe Steamed Brown Bread with corn meal graham flour molasses and baking powder plus a fish fry method for halibut with butter seasoned crumbs and a sauce Colonial Gingerbread with molasses butter sugar soda hot water and nuts and raisins Fish Toast with flaked fish on buttered toast and poached eggs A humorous vignette shows Mrs Holt and a neighbor exchanging social quips about digestion and a beach picnic
An old advertisement by C. P. Barber & Son promises a cure for kidney and bladder diseases within medical reach. The copy repeats the claim of efficacy and notes the product is sold and recommended by the firm, with archaic phrasing and stray garbled text about a horse.
Real estate transfers show warranty deeds with parties identified by initials and misspelled names. Several properties in Mississippi and Georgia are listed with chain of title details, indicating transfers between individuals and entities. The document references specific lots and streets, noting conditions of sale and recording identifiers.
A three year old Boston boy Gordon P Terent, son of a local grocer, was sent to recover after a medical incident involving a beet operator.
An advertisement claims PAZO CON TMENT offers a guarantee to cure any form of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or a refund. It also makes a critical aside about a man’s finances tied to indulgence.
Old advertisement style claim touts Doan's Ointment as a cure for piles eczema and itchy skin. It markets the product as an all purpose remedy and urges readers to try it for scalp and skin irritation.
City records announce a March 1 1910 election in Lawrence Kansas for two Board of Education members and one Councilman per ward. Voting hours are 6 a m to 6 p m at Vermont Street West Ward 27 polling site with location names such as Henry Street, Age Street, and Massachusetts Street listed. City Clerk F Brookes signs the notice.
A fragmented OCR passage mixes ad copy and testimonials. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh issue, with references to F. J Cheury and Toledo druggists. Several garbled lines discuss a misguided woman and misused goods in a noisy, unclear context.
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