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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1905
Page
3
An editorial piece urges women to understand their health and seek guidance from medical literature. It praises Dr. Pierce's works as practical for female well being and mentions obtaining the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in print.
A fragmentary rail timetable lists numerous routes including travel from Mangas City to Chicago, California Limited and California Express daily or weekly, Lawrence Brancu arrivals and departures, and Union Pacific connections. The piece mentions several express, mail, and mixed trains with varying Sundays and holiday schedules and multiple branch connections.
Mixed text from a court notice and Colorado travel advertisements. Mentions a publication notice related to Douglas County and a divorce case, plus Epworth League convention and Grand Army encampment in Denver. Also promotes Hagerman Pass views and Colorado Midland steel engravings with mail-order offers through C H Speers, G P A, Denver.
A long list of local churches with service times pastors and locations including English Latheram Quinck New Hampathre streets United Presbyterian Kentucky Berkley Maine Elm streets Free Methodist First Christian Sci church First Baptist etc with Sabbath hours Bible classes prayer meetings and Sunday schools.
A fragmented report outlines Poland's postwar tensions with Russia, amid discussions on minority rights, education in Polish, church and private worship, and calls for reform. It notes demands for equal treatment of Polish subjects, education policies, and religious freedoms as authorities address wartime shifts.
An old time advertisement touts Chamberlin Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for children with dramatic cures. It includes testimonials from Robert Q. Gutke and Peter Fry about Foley’s Kidney Cure and Foley’s Honey and Tar, urging readers to rely on genuine products. It warns against imitations and notes mild laxative effects.
A fragment from the St Louis Post Dispatch discusses how temper and passion drain the body and mind. It argues self control preserves health, moral strength, and vitality, noting repeated indulgence leaves one worn, anxious, and weakened.
An old ad text claims Eleattia Bitters and Thivice Pure tonic cure malaria and related illnesses, contrasting with quinine’s side effects. A testimonial from E. J. Mandy of Hoemetia, Texas credits Electric Bitters for saving a brother’s life, sold by Harber & Son’s drug store at a listed price.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney pain backache and urinary issues. It cites a Lawrence Kansas family testimonial about a boy's relief from nerve pain headaches and abnormal kidney secretions after use. The ad promotes a Buffalo New York based Foster Milburn Company with a 60 cent price and United States sales agents.
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company announces a rural service rate of 35 cantos per month on city line installations with annual prepayment. If you lack a phone in the country, consider subscribing at this rate. manager L. Eb. Mapop promotes the offer.
A fragmented column cites Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by C Towns of Rat Portage Ontario as helpful for stomach disorders with mild after effects. It also mentions a face color observation study, a note on nails and ear sound distinction, a claim about Triunamgilis News, a claim of a world’s finest hospital in Mexico City built to high sanitary standards, and a 345 foot submarine depth test at Genoa with equipment and breathing remarks.
J Gray discusses a simple inexpensive ventilation plan for sunken entrance hives from Gleanings in Bee Culture. The method uses a modified bottomboard with wire cloth to control airflow, allows adjustable ventilation, and suggests wintering with openings open. The editor notes concerns about wire cloth clogging with propolize and dead bees, proposing side cloth as an alternative.
The text advises slow, careful squab breeding focusing on known mating pairs, gradual scale, and a dedicated breeding space. It emphasizes consistency, patience, proper housing, plenty of clean water and feed, good grit and salt, and practical practice before investing heavily in a novice program.
The guide notes White Leghorns are nervous and thrive with ample range, especially in colonies, for high egg production. It advises crossing Leghorns for dual egg and carcass markets, assigning one caretaker, feeding regularly, and avoiding neglect. It warns their moodiness and feeding timing affect egg return.
A growing practice across New York and other cities invites town folk to buy fruit in wholesale cold storage. Storage costs are low, about 25 cents per month for a standard package, enabling year round access to sound fruit. The system benefits farmers and fruit growers by creating a direct link to consumers through agents in cities, improving freshness and prices while expanding markets for apples grapes pears quinces plums and other fruits.
Odd tubers labeled as No 1 form an interesting group featuring potato specimens that bear strong resemblances to different animals. The unusual potatoes display varied shapes and textures inviting curiosity about their agricultural quirks and decorative potential.
Prairie Farmer reports repeated New York state tests confirm lime sulfur wash helps suppress San Jose scale and other diseases. Extensions show wider use against peach tree curl and apple scab, with Bulletin 262 from Geneva detailing over 7,000 trees to validate the treatment. Fruit growers urged to heed the station’s findings.
Fragmented ad style notices claim Dr King s New Discovery can prevent consumption and related illnesses. A testimonial from F G Huntley of Oaklandon Indiana describes a wife saved by the remedy. The piece also mentions health products, convention notes for Epworth League and G A B encampment, and travel inquiries about Denver as a convention city.
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