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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
3
Readers are urged to test kidney health by filling a glass with water and waiting a day for sediment. The ad promotes Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidneys, bladder, liver, and related pains, claiming it cleanses urinary issues and informs readers to mention the paper when ordering.
An ad style excerpt claims roots of backache lie in the kidneys and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy. It includes user testimonials from Lawrence Kansas and a liveryman in Lawrence, Kansas, with claims of relief after one box. Multiple product promotions and historical context follow.
Merchants in Lawrence face daily losses from faulty accounting systems and excessive labor in generating o al bills and statements at month end. The notice urges action to reduce errors and speed billing, inviting readers to call a listed phone number for help.
The piece argues that debt can spark success for ambitious men. It cites immigrants, bank presidents, and notable figures like McClure and Wanamaker, noting early loans and careful leveraging led to lasting ventures and growth despite initial debt and economic turmoil.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs and colds. Julie Ryder Plaine of Truro Mass. endorses instant relief and quick cough cure, claiming it beats other remedies. Barber & Son guarantee the product at 50 cents and 1 dollar with free trial bottles offered.
A chaotic report describes Union Pacific moves, Kare CS, and Witla dune developments prompting a city meeting led by the Mereamtile vinh to review terminal proposals for a Munice center. Discussions reference shops, fertiliser handling, and the need for land for a new center while warning about disease treatment debates and a constitutional cure advertisement.
A Memorial Day reflection praises Dr King s New Life Pills sold at C P Barber Son. A farmer comments on bluegrass pasture. A triple hanging occurred in Missouri, the state s first on record. The I C Star notes Kansas needs harvest hands for the wheat crop damaged by drought and green bugs.
Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Barber & Son recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
Fragmentary OCR yields a cautionary note about a Cleanly Woman figure and implied danger. Mentions “Two Sizes, 60c and $1.00,” and Woodward & Co as sale agents in Detroit Michigan. Names and actions are garbled but suggest a sensational or advisory public notice from a local vendor.
A report quotes an Intercal Teronita agent detailing widespread moonshine in New York City, more than in Kentucky. He describes how stills are hidden near dye shops and chemical outfits, and how authorities keep watch with sharp agents to curb the trade. Moonshine operations allegedly surface continually, with arrests and new illicit setups replacing those shut down.
A fragmented reminiscence shows David Hume bequeathing to John Home Kilduff ten decanters of claret and one bottle of port, with a condition attested by John Hume that Home alone finished the bottle at two settings, aimed at ending their lifelong disputes.
The article weighs electric traction versus steam for passenger and freight rail, noting unsettled efficiency and reliability under varying conditions. It cites block safety, long-distance costs, and the potential for high speeds, with economists split on “direct current” versus “alternating current” methods and the tradeoffs between on-site boilers and wired power.
A distressed shopper laments a missing meal source after a butcher and grocer in Lerelyville refuse further credit this morning. The note, attributed to a Northwestern Agriculturist, mentions meat package control and upcoming policy changes under President Roosevelt.
Mrs Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington says Foley's Kidney Cure gave immediate relief after years of kidney trouble and claims she is now cured. The testimonial notes the medicine purges poisons from blood enabling health. Barber Son Stephen Clark plans a $20000 Vermont log cabin with modern features. In Kansas City Christian church ministers challenge Sunday school superintendents to a baseball game.
A fragmentary verse recalls a march toward Rome with roads, dust, and banners. It portrays marching foot soldiers, horns of war, and distant bells while noting steadfast resolve, lingering love, and the call of the City of the World through June.
The July 1 1907 directory list No 3 provides numerous subscribers and residents across St Louis addresses such as Main Street Avenues with many names and occupations. It includes Meres Anderson Jacob Badaky Gr Barber O Barber George Barrett Hattie Breese C W Carman Lillie Cooper J E Davis B F Deane Carlyn Farley F B Fullerton Julia L Mrs Gardner W L Gulley Teves Gillum N Waughn W R Howard & Burnett Cooper Janitor W PA Gillum etc reflecting a wide range of occupations from nurses and dressmakers to plumbers and wholesale dealers.
Extensive Lecompton villa and farm res listings show residents and addresses across Lecompton with Woodson, Main, and Buckeye roads. The notes mix property res records, corporate names, and local street references with a fragment on England weather and a jumbled ad excerpt. The text also references a Midian women group pledging to marry only wealthy men with life insurance.
The piece extols a plain but healthy woman Macy as an ideal model of beauty due to neatness clear eyes and health. Electric Bitters are advertised as restoring strength for weak women. Robt E Peary’s seventh expedition is delayed to July for ship repairs Roosevelt with a plan to reach the Pole in 18 months and three years aboard. A social quip warns that mistreating a husband invites retaliation.
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