Lawrence Journal news and notes from July 3, 1905
The Lawrence Journal reports on Chautauqua season rain impacts and beef trust indictments with $300,000 government costs, Kansas political shifts, saloons, and state politics. It notes Kansas City university funding, Canadian wheat seed interest, and officials facing enforcement actions amid national policy debates.
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Beef Trust
Buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now. It claims it will be needed soon and quickly, encouraging purchases from all druggists.
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Amy Lnew
Chamberlain
Calumet Baking Powder A Wonderful Powder of Rare Merit
Supplemental list of new telephone subscribers and addresses. Names and locations across multiple towns and exchanges appear, with many entries including street directions and Red or White designations. Public directory listings include one line notes for each resident or business.
Montetter's Stom and Bittore touted for wide ailments
An old advertisement touts Montetter's Stom and Bittore as a universal remedy for headaches indigestion biliousness and a range of maladies. It claims the product offers quick relief for women with monthly irregularities and advises purchases from local druggists, noting a private stamp on the bottle neck.
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United States
Montetter's Stom
Bittore
Are You Going East The Wabash Offers Fast Service
Make summer travel plans with the Wabash rail line. The railroad provides shortest routes to St. Louis Detroit Toledo Pittsburg and Buffalo with through service to New York and Boston. Ask your local ticket agent for Wabash tickets.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Pittsburg
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Rural Elephone Rates Announced by Missouri & Kansas TEL Co
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company announces a rural service rate of 35 cents per month for lines within city limits under five year contracts with annual advance payments. The message urges country residents to obtain a telephone at this affordable rate, signed by manager L. E. Mason.
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Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company
L. E. Mason
Wabash Line Promises Fast Service From Kansas City to St Louis
Advertises the shortest route from Kansas City to St Louis to the Wabash line with day and night service. Encourages asking local L O jou agents for tickets via the Wabash.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Bloodhounds Drive Fear Through Twilight Encounters
An elderly Washington innkeeper recalls a chilling experience with bloodhounds during telegraph work. He describes near encounters where a guard’s alarmed dogs leapt fences and fled at an aerial rival, then later impressed Col. Clay near Montgomery Alabama with their vigilance and fear of an unseen intruder.
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Col Clay
Montgomery
Ala
Tielura
Tien
Alnass
Heine
Washington Star
Isle of Man Language Society Forms To Preserve Manx Speech
The Manx Language society forms to preserve the language of the island with a Wilsend phonograph recording passages from Scripture folklore and proverbs spoken in pure Manx. Recordings will be stored at the society rooms in Douglas for future access and study.
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Isle of Man
Manx Language Society
Tale of Man
Mies
Douglas
Cleery
Fericlea
Dangers of the Auto and Public Health Notes
A Sydney Bulletin report describes a motorist injuring a pedestrian by striking him twice as he tried to help. Witnesses shout warnings as the driver flees, while the piece shifts to warnings about consumption and the value of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughing, with testimonials from FG Buntley and an offer from Barber & Son. It also mentions Epworth League and Methodist events and a Colorado Midland notice about Denver conventions.
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Agni
FG. Buntley
Oaklander
Ind
Barber & Son
Telia
Epworth League
Meshoalst Episcopal
A. R
Rockies
Denver
C.H. Speeds
Colorado Midland
Deans Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Women Woes
The ad claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure back and kidney pains affecting women in Lawrence. It features a testimonial from Winchell of 756 Connecticut St detailing years of dull back pain, urinary issues, and relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills, sold by Dickson's drug store.
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Lawrence
Faunts
Winchell
Connecticut St
Lawrance
Kaayes
Don
Dickros
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Infant Fragile Ameliorated by Chamberlin Remedy in Vila
The article recalls the illness of E. N. Dewey's young daughter in Aguewvilla Virginia who suffered cholera and diar rhoea. After doctors gave up, the family used Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy obtaining relief within five hours. The product is marketed as available from all druggists.
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America
Cham
Derlain
Cath
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Diar
Rhoes
E. N. Dewey
Aguewvilla
Chamberlin
Ogg
Largent snake den on the street draws crowds
A street-side show titled Largent snake den near New York draws a thick circle of spectators as a barker, a cashier, and a snake charmer lure nickel-paying crowds to view a pit with snakes and a copper-skinned Indian performer. The crowd’s reactions and the energetic patter highlight the era’s exotic entertainment.
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N.Y. Sun
Discoveries At Karnak Temple Uncover Ancient Statues
During excavations at Karnak’s Ammon temple led by M. Le Grain eight massive statues and tablet-like pieces of bronze granite alabaster and other stones were found. The find promises to clarify disputed aspects of Egyptian archaeology and aids the plan to restore the ancient temple.
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Karnak
Thebes
Experience of Jos Jefferson in Mills Building Anecdote
The diarist recalls Joseph Jefferson recounting an embarrassing moment in the Mills Building on Wall Street New York a stout man greets him by name claiming Urant and a joke about Washington and the late war. Also short help wanted notices for a dining room worker at a Kansas hotel and one hundred boys at Copeland's nursery near the U P depot.
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Urant
Jefferson Slwars
Washington
Henry Street
Doctor Phil Nice
New Hampshire Street
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William
New York Street
Intercat
L. O
McIntire
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