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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1905
Page
2
The text praises Thomas Edison as a thinker shaping future problems and warns that mosquitoes and flies spread diseases. It cites Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a health aid, arguing for alcohol-free tonics to strengthen blood and digestive function against poisons.
Train services listed include the Santa Fe routes such as Sacasa City Express, Illinois to Chicago Express, Kengan City Express, California Express, Fast Mail, and Pavenworth Shambh departures. Notable times show morning and afternoon departures with numerous daily runs and several Sunday or weekday exceptions.
A fragment describes a gas stove valve as a simple control that turns a fire from slow to moderate to quick. The text emphasizes ease of use and the ability to adjust fuel flow by turning the valve for immediate effect.
The Journal informs subscribers that delivery will be improved with a new policy. Readers who miss newspapers should report to the office, and adjustments may be made for papers missed during the previous month.
Massachusetts experiment station led by Prof. F A Waugh explains grafting as the union of scion with stock with most unions failing due to incompatibility. The text notes cambium as the only living portion and argues that poor results arise from physiological mismatch, not careless technique. An accompanying bulletin and medicinal ads follow.
An extensive report extols English traction engines and their use hauling freight across the Weldt and wild country of Lathan in South Africa. The feature notes a Leeda factory engine with compound cylinders and large drive wheels, plus safety gear and water capacity details amid a surge in demand across the continent. The page also blends patient testimonials and advertisements for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and kidney tonics, highlighting Health and Barber Street suppliers.
The article argues winter is the key for farmers to plan storage for potatoes cabbage squash and other produce. It warns modern furnaces spoil traditional cellars with high day temperatures and recommends alternate cold storage methods to protect crops from sprouting shriveling and moisture loss.
The article describes a simple gate hinge construction with a drawings guide, a rabbit proof apple tree protection using 12x18 inch wire netting, and notes on pruning practices. It also promotes Berdock Blood Bitters and Dr Gase's Blood and Nerve Tonic with testimonials and price details.
A writer portrays the southern region as sparsely populated with distant towns, noting the rural lifestyle and limited access to education and goods for workers. The piece contrasts this with modern influences and mentions remedies and health products popular at the time, including tonics and cough syrups, as part of the era’s consumer culture.
Fragmentary note discusses cultural appeal of the Mikado, mentioning Japan and abroad. It references musical or theatrical interest, with scattered names and odd fragments that hint at public reception and confusion.
Mrs Corn Walker of Porterville California endorses Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as the best for colds claiming quick cure prevents pneumonia and is pleasant and safe for all ages for sale by all druggists. A second consumer testimonial from Chicago praises Freze Honey and Tar as effective for a severe cough with rapid relief and cautions against substitutes.
An advertisement-like note claims Dr Ho-ran-Wo's Pile Remedy cures moisture related issues and various pile conditions. It mentions stopping itching and bleeding and offers a free treatise by mail. Includes a bogus author name and location.
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