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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
3
A dubious ad asserts happiness in marriage comes from Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims to restore health by treating drains, ulcers, inflammation and female weakness, with testimonials from Michigan and North Dakota.
A collage of short quotations from newspapers includes jokes about love, casual wit on life’s annoyances, wordplay on autobiography and playwrights, and light banter about marriage and divorce. It presents snippets from Chicago Daily News Atchison Globe London Bits Boston Courier Washington Star and Philadelphia North American.
A faded account describes Prince of Wales amid public attention and royal photographers. It notes the distribution of Hadras of Tiese Tiges and mentions press craft and perceptions of the event, with references to the Emperur Prana and the Holy Land Berdin Taagetlatt.
A porter, unclear on orders, delivers a note to a young woman in a tale of manners and restraint. The porter, embarrassed yet dutiful, asks about routing the note with a mother’s knowledge and consent. The scene hints at social codes and potential consequences for offense against womankind.
The London almanac predicts U S events and global trends for the coming year. It cites political shifts in Europe and America, economic pressures, possible aviation and rail incidents, and a tense clash of interests between nations.
The Mobile Regula tor laments Bebish officers lack of war skill and questions barrack life in Kuytind. It argues the army should be a profession, not a trade, with social life and routine duties shaping endurance. Parades, Aldershot tours, barracks life, and visits to music halls are noted as part of service for younger gentry.
A fragmented romance line shows Almontan Good speaking to Har wd about being the only girl who loves him, followed by an unrelated advertisement for Arnica Salve claiming universal cures and a money-back guarantee sold by Barber Bros.
The State Department gathers data on river purification prompted by a Missouri citizen. Consul General Kennedy in Paris reports Seine purification efforts and sewage farming results, noting water sterilization, large irrigation, and ongoing canal projects near Paris.
Neighbor reports a violent disturbance at a residence near Lavi in Man hoe county. Police say a fight escalated, with damage to the yard and arson-like effects while the home burned. Officers investigated and secured the area as flames overwhelmed the structure.
Mrs. Hescus of Blainfeld was treated for a month for a severe cold that worsened. A doctor deemed her a hopeless cogmamplion victim, but after six bottles of King’s New Discovery she regained health and returned to duties. Barber Bros Drug Store offered free trial bottles with guarantees.
An article discusses a farm water system with extensive piping and tank arrangements, detailing pipe sizes, routes, and installation notes. It also includes a brief endorsement of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for preventing and treating croup, with a testimonial from M. V. Fisher of Liberty, West Virginia.
An article by G I Day in The Farm area Advocate explores practical hog wintering and feed methods. It covers building types, feed rations, and roots and beets, noting variability in outcomes and suggesting wood buildings and dry warm conditions aid growth. It also discusses sheep feeding, transport costs, and proposed shifts to reduce stock shrinkage and improve fattening economics.
A Manchester Michigan man recounts how his wife suffered five years with illness but was freed by two bottles of Electric Bitters. The ad touts Electric Bitters as a supreme remedy for female diseases and various ailments. It claims benefits for nervousness sleep melancholy headaches backache and fainting spells with a guarantee and 50 cent price. Also references travel rates and agents for distribution.
Manila January 31 a scouting party of the Twenty fifth infantry operating near Subig was ambushed by insurgents. A lieutenant and several privates were killed and two or three privates wounded. A company nearby recovered the bodies. Unconfirmed reports claim insurgents lost around forty in killed and wounded.
Senator Macon argues the United States should grant Filipinos self government rather than end the war, seeking freedom for a rising people. The pension calendar advances with a case awarding $500 monthly to Annie Brumby, mother of Lieut. Brumby. The Senate and House conduct routine business and adjourn. Ball’s Cough Syrup advertises a pleasant remedy for children.
William J. Bryant led a large Boston rally at Mechanics Hall drawing about 10 000 attendees. Ex Governor Altgeld congressman Lentz and George Williams spoke as Bryant toured events from Providers to a breakfast at the American House and a Faneuil Hall banquet with New England Democrats in attendance.
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