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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
3
An early 20th century style medical ad pitches Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments. It touts curing irregularities and “womanly” symptoms, claiming to strengthen weak women and restore vigor. It emphasizes a universal, hopeful remedy without detailed medical proof.
A fragmented railway schedule lists multiple routes and departures including Kansas City, Chicago, Topeka, and California lines. It mentions express, mail, and limited services with daily and Sunday patterns, plus notices about court publication and legal notices regarding guardians and attorneys.
H Speaks G P A Denver announces low rate travel packages for PF coorads tourists during summer Wheeler League convention and Grand Army encampment in Denver. Promotes a magnificent 20x40 steel engraving of Wagerman Pass for 15 cents in stamps and requests addresses for mailing the view.
A humorous tale recounts a parade scene at a royal palace where the crown prince, ordered to guard his future bride during a ceremonial promenade, remains at his post as the emperor and empress observe from a balcony. The episode blends courtly ritual with wit and decorum.
In a Chicago Chronicle style report a laundry lost and found section shows bundles of collars shirts and buttons recovered by a machine with a turret. The owner details a millionaire client and importance of proper accounting with finds including jewelry studs and sleeve links.
The notice recounts a Husain landowner Korat who took his bride to Berlin and their elopement to Switzerland with her husband. a retracing of their steps leads to a reconciliation and a single state of affairs. It then shifts to a legal-guardian style reflection on earnings, expenses, and a household remedy ad for Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A testimonial for Foley's Kidney Cure and a transit update on observation cars on Wabash and Kansas City routes complete the piece.
A fragmented historical column explores farming luck and business acumen in a blend of odd phrases. It touches on farming effort, market expectations, and the idea that practical agriculture ties to broader commercial wisdom, with late references to a term once used in Haney.
A torn and eclectic historical page mixes home improvement tips with farm commentary. It mentions a cheap bathroom setup using a partitioned payrow, a cistern water system, and low-cost materials. It also references garden work, stove use, and general household hacks alongside a Farmers' Review discussion on crop rotation and soil fertility.
A damaged advertisement recounts a family using Chambers' Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a child's illness and credits quick recovery after a partial bottle. Foley's Honey and Tar is noted as a throat and lung remedy with imitators. Barber & Bou's sells the product.
Lawrence people favor merit and recall old endorsements for Doan's Kidney Pills. William Heynolds of Lawrence recounts relief from kidney pain after using Doan's and urges readers to remember the remedy. Advertises Doan's at Foster’s Millure Co Buffalo NY as US agent with price fifty cents.
A state report by De He Matthes of Une Durown Offles for examining foods warns widespread adulteration in German diet items. Fruits, marmalades, and beverages show acids, colored sugars, and preservatives. milk, meat, and reconstituted products reveal contamination with unnatural additives and unsafe levels.
An immense ship named 10 Fagland, among the largest ever built, is being prepared in Europe. It will feature turbine engines and a new concave propeller blade, aiming for about forty miles per hour in the first quarter of the century. The marine world debates whether ships or other feats define progress.
A long editorial argues that better roads and robust schooling are essential to rural communities. It contends federal cooperation with states for road funding boosts education, church influence, and national unity, citing Roosevelt and civic uplift through improved transportation and access to schools. It urges churches and schools to advocate for a national good roads policy.
A detailed drawing shows the method for attaching a barn gate to avoid sagging. Also notes bean picking tips to avoid thrash and a laxative product advertisement. Travel sleeper service details for Frisco System and Southern Railway through 1905 are included with route notes and reservations. Citations of medical remedy for itching piles end the fragment.
A fragmentary guide describes cow milking and butter production. It covers cream warming to around 60 to 76 degrees, gradual churning until butter forms, washing with cold water, salting to taste, and avoiding overworked or overheated cream. It emphasizes clean equipment and centering on proper dairy practices.
A simple rope and iron yoke for cattle is described to prevent self-sucking. The headpiece directs the cow to feed, but when she attempts to suck, the device twists and injures her throat or chest, forcing the head aside and stopping the act. It notes straps secure the apparatus around the back and belly.
Professor Farrington from Wisconsin College of Agriculture notes dirt and hair fall into milk when cows are not brushed before milking. Regular brushing, washing, and drying of cows prior to milking prevent sanitary milk that resists souring. Udder washing and thorough hand hygiene by the milker follow, using a centered milking pail with a single opening.
In Oaklandon Indiana FG Huntley reports his wife cured of consumption after dealers gave up hope. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds, offered at 50 cents and $1.00 by Barber and Son with a trial bottle free. Also notes Epworth League convention and a Denver Rockies trip feature with agent contact.
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