14 Jul 1880
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1880
Page
1
A patient recalls using Pulmonic Syrup as a gentle palatable cure for chest and lung complaints. After initial improvement during a three month course, symptoms largely receded with ongoing nervous chest weakness and wind Eructation noticeably diminishing.
A letter and testimonial claim Dr. Schenck’s medicines cure long illnesses including consumption and dyspepsia. The writer reports relief from Mandrake pills and sea medicines, mentions preaching again, and praises the remedies as perfectly cured with no return of symptoms. Public notice invites inquiries and states medicines are sold by druggists with directions on the wrapper.
A Republican delegate convention for Kansas is set for September in Lupeka to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and other state offices. Delegates are apportioned by county vote totals and each county selects its delegates August 190.
A Republican delegate convention is set for Tawreese and Lawrence to select delegates to the statewide Republican gathering. The plan calls for county representations based on the area’s population and includes dates in July with polling hours noted. Led by county committee members Mieler and Evatt, the event outlines districts and scheduling across Lawrence and surrounding towns.
The village celebrates the marriage of Miss Ida New of Lane to James Ross of the village after a Judge Hendry ceremony. The piece also records a fall illness of Mrs Amanda Murga, treated by Dr. W D Martin, with her recovery hampered. Local farming updates note wheat yields and plowing for fall rain. An aside mocks Hop Bitters advertisements as self proving cures.
Fort Scott father of K H Galloway dies after being struck by a train near Tadigma. Ottawa man Glaspie injured by windlass during well digging. Wamego seeks fire department aid as barn fire causes $25 loss. Four cattle killed by lightning near Fredonia. LaCyone resident Greer injured when horse rears, head wounds. Electoral vote counting to follow constitutional rules. Republicans urged to preempt objections. Henri Rochefort greeted by 6000 in Paris. Lacour declines Legion of Honor decoration.
The advertisement touts Dr A Boschee's German Syrup as a celebrated treatment for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims two million bottles sold annually asserts long tested efficacy and warns against similar name medicines. Three doses supposedly relieve ordinary coughs with a sample bottle offered.
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