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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
7
A garbled slice of local discussion references Seattle Quebectown and various figures, mentioning Victories Boston Massacre widows and a stream of literary names. The text hints at historical debate, education, and cultural figures amid scattered references.
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Facusa Tro Morty is reported to be hidden alone in an unspecified area with limited readable details. Authorities have not released a clear location or timeframe, and more information is awaited from official sources.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims benefits for back pain rheumatism and urinary issues and promotes samples and a book from Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York. It emphasizes affordability and availability through druggists.
An aged population and all ages suffer kidney and back problems from colds and strains. Mrs J P Argubright of Lawrence Kansas reports her son’s relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Dick Bros Drug. Other Kansans also praise its kidney and backache remedy. Foley’s Honey and Tar praised by J N Patterson of Nashua Iowa for coughs and lung troubles. Remember the name Dean’s.
The August American Magazine outlines a proposed Lincoln Highway project linking Washington to Denver with a summit tour on Mt McClellan and the Lincoln Memorial Highway plan. It discusses Representative Latean and the Twentieth district for a bill to mark Abramat Lincolns birth with a law by February 22 next year.
The British American Portland Cement Co claims its gas supply gives it a major cost edge. With a daily 1.5 billion cubic feet gas supply it can run fuel freely, lowering production costs. Freight to markets near the plant further boosts margins, supporting an investment payoff exceeding 25 percent.
A fragmented Lawrences real estate list shows warranty deeds transferring lots in Lawrence and an 1906 ordinance authorizing Rhode Island Street paving from Lee to Adams. The notice mixes property transfers with civic reforms and includes unrelated medical and moral excerpts.
The irrigation movement, begun seven years ago, reports 24 active projects funded by 37 million dollars from land sales. The government controls 150 million acres of potentially irrigable land and 400 million acres under treatment, with land values and water rights outlined. Projections claim 4 million acres redeemable will greatly boost national wealth and support large future populations.
The article urges women to favor cool colors like lettuce green and porcelain blue over red in hot weather. It notes that green tones, especially striped with white, help appear cooler and suggests pairing greens with blues and crimsons with corals. It also mentions health tips about white blood cells, jokingly proposing greeting friends with How are your opsonins.
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A Boston teacher notes American slang expanding as older youths craft new terms. The article discusses how students coin expressions, the tongue's evolution, and debates on its impact on communication and learning.
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