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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
3
A fragmentary reminiscence portrays a diplomat recalling early years as a lawyer. He speaks to listeners with fervor, mentions cases and clients, and reflects on the burden of papers and court duties. Names and details are garbled, but the overarching tone notes legal pursuit and public speaking.
An advertisement extols Maltine Vita as a superior fortified cereal. It describes its preparation, digestion advantages, and health claims, asserting wheat steamed, malt extract added, and maltose produced for easy digestion. It emphasizes freshness, crisp texture, and extensive usage by physicians and families.
Fragmented diary style narrative describes a cherished gift given to a woman, the emotional impact on her, and a faded memory of a moment marked by tenderness. The text references a significant act of giving, a sense of loss, and lingering impressions tied to a person’s heart.
A Perthiad Express report describes a clerk nervously recalling a stamp incident after a stamp slid up a wall on a carpeted floor. The piece blends odd humor with locals and a curious account of a turflike carpet and a London style cultural aside.
Fragmentary text discusses a “pleasantest place in the world” phrase linked to the Azores, mentions George and Washington Post context, and includes garbled references to islands, vines, and various people. The readable parts reveal fragmented narration without a clear event or dates.
An extended, garbled ad touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Dr Fowler’s extract, praising open ingredient disclosure, alcohol-free extracts, and American medicinal roots. It urges readers to send for booklets, cites testimonials, and promotes other tonics and remedies with bold claims and endorsements.
The New York branch of the Flower and Frain Guild completed bonded window boxes for many tenement homes and schools. Boxes cost 1.25 dollars with 6 cents to refill. The Guild distributed boxes nationwide, except China and Japan, with various nationalities receiving boxes last year. Boxes are filled with mower plants and delivered. owners are responsible for placing them.
Forest Supervisor T F Meagher orders rangers to drive off all unpermitted grazing on reserves and warns stock owners that grazing privileges may be forfeited. Chief Forester Gifford Tinchar indicates permits will be issued to full reserve capacity with a fee for privilege. Violators face trespass and damages prosecutions while settlers with rightful claims are addressed in a second bulletin.
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