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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
3
A Topeka letter surveys state political gossip focusing on Stubbs and his opponent, detailing rhetoric, positions, and public sentiment. The piece discusses funding, party influences, and voters reacting to candidates with emphasis on Stubbs’s stance on issues and potential election outcomes.
Notes from a university page outline plans for summer expeditions in Nebraska and Texas to study fossils and reptiles. It cites Professor Melvin of Michigan directing a term project, with fall term results showing student survey data and varied opinions on study focus, work hours, and campus life.
Omega Ohio store owner E Humphrey praises Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it saved his life during a severe cough. The ad cites its reach to throat lungs and chest and offers trial bottles free from Barber Son’s drug store with a 50c to 1.00 price and a guarantee.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a string of names and jittered notes. It mentions A Montes, Poboe Miller, Kame See, Vast Grows, and Denes with vague actions about a new wall and a local scene. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or places to form a coherent event.
An examination of the knock-out blow and the stomach as a vital target in boxing. Dr. Pierce promotes the Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies for digestion and catarrh, with appeals for free literature and mail order promotion from Buffalo New York.
Bert Barber of Elton Wisconsin states he has only taken four doses of De Witts Kidney and Bladder Pills and something about his experience remains unclear in the fragment.
A misheard court scene notes a defendant arguing no double jeopardy for the same offense after a raid on chickens. The judge confirms the principle, while unrelated local notices report Kennedy’s Laxative ad and Decker moving home. Thomas A. Woodard dies at 1109 Alabama Street with funeral set for Friday.
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