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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
2
The piece surveys the looming July 19 meeting and credits local citizens for support. It weighs England versus Germany trade systems, discusses child discipline, and critiques public figures like Roosevelt and Rockefeler Jr. It also covers inheritance tax debates, Lawrence real estate activity, and reflections on Aaron Burr’s historical reputation.
An ad notes summer skin itch relief with wintergreen lotion and thymol. It promises instant soothing for eruptions and offers a 25 cent bottle of DD D prescription compound. Store at 747 Mass St invites inquiries for more details.
Juneau July 13 Glacier movement in Rainy Hollow necr drains Alaska advances at about twelve feet daily with ice falls audible from the precipice. Reports say this season shows unprecedented glacial extension across Alaska as scientists from the National Geographic Society study the phenomenon amid seismic activity.
Lawrence resident Mrs. Dora Peterson advocates Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney symptoms including backache headaches and fatigue. She reports relief after use and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co agents in the United States at 50 cents.
An ad proclaims that taste of pies fades with age and urges use of Eclectric Bitters to tone up stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises restored appetite health and vigor with a 50 cent price at C. P. Barber & Son. A separate note hints that aging shows in one's appearance as friends praise youth.
Mrs Mollie McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes of severe kidney and bladder trouble improved after four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy. She claims doctors failed but the remedy saved her life and urges others with kidney disease to try it, stating no medicine can do more.
Advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as quick relief for hay fever and asthma. It claims the product eases nasal and throat congestion and heals irritated membranes, urging consumers to insist on the yellow package and to refuse substitutes. The note closes with a warning about hidden wickedness until an explosion reveals it.
The ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a sugar coated health aid that supposedly converts weakness into strength and energy into mental power. It lists ailments including constipation and malaria and promotes sale at 25¢ at O. P. atar ber & Son.
An old advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills are safe and effective for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims widespread success without harmful drugs and promotes Barber & Son as the seller.
In Thomas County Kansas a wheat farm of about thirteen hundred acres under N Fike fields thirty seven headers at work cutting thirty acres per day. This week over one thousand acres of wheat will be stacked as threshing begins and plowing continues in freshly cut ground. Early plowed land yields best wheat, moisture retained for plant needs.
Government ads announce railway mail clerk post office clerk carrier and other clerical positions with salaries from 800 to 1400 a year. Central Schools Rochester offers free preparation and scholarships while thousands of appointments are expected. Common schooling suffices and both city and country youths may apply.
Mrs Robt Boyd hosted Mrs S Levett as guest of honor over the weekend. Several neighbors and relatives visited homes, with Mrs Skinner detained overnight due to a severe storm. Various visits and arrivals are noted, including Miss Cunningham visiting Mrs Arthur Mase and Mrs Davis staying with Mrs Siler for the summer.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from blocked Eustachian tubes and catarrh, offering a cure by removing mucous inflammation. It promises a $100 reward for deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by recommended remedies and urges readers to request circulars from J. Heeny & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
Old newspaper ad promotes Mother Grays Australian Leaf urging relief from kidney and bladder trouble head pains and nervous fatigue. Claims testimonials declare the remedy a wonder and regulator with mail order and free sample offer. Suffragettes are mentioned in disguise.
A Chicago reader testifies that TIZ relieves sore feet and corns after physicians failed. The ad claims TIZ clears poisonous exudations, soothes pains, and prevents future tenderness. It markets at 25 cents per box and via Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago Ill.
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