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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement from The Chattanooga Medicine Co claims Wine of Cardut cures a wide range of female complaints including irregular and painful menstruation, prolapse, headaches, backache, dizziness, cramps, and nervous symptoms. It offers free personalized advice via mail to readers sending their symptoms.
A collage of garbled lines mentions Lawrence, Leavenworth, and various scattered names and places. It ends with a quip about selling autographs after death and a remark on love in a cottage not proving a difference of opinion.
Fragmentary ad dense with medical claims. Cites Foley Kidney Cure, Kings Dyspepsia Tablets, Kidney-Ettes, Electric Sixters, andExtract of Wild Strawberry. Mentions Barber & Som druggists and Barer bar & Sam's, plus testimonials from Mrs. Mary Hrown and Mrs. Joule Deacam.
An excerpt portraits E. W. Harriman as a diminutive but energetic railroad operator, a rapid thinker who drives constant activity at his desk. It mentions Sir John Forrest and Australian railway ambitions, plus a speculative note on a vast transcontinental line and a stylized concept of a one piece railway wheel, with scattered references to engineering processes and regional prospects.
An assortment of 19th century patent medicine claims touts Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and back pains plus other remedies. Testimonial snippets from Lawrence and Woodrat claim relief, with dealer names like Dick Brow drugstore and Footnotes to manufacturers in Buffalo New York.
A group in a lake recovers a heavy iron box after hitting a metallic object. They believe it could hold coins or gems. The box, tied to a Brewers' union heist, contains bonds and insurance papers. Peter the cast member and a caretaker face charges as the case unfolds.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a cabin near Binshure tied to early settler life and conflicts with Redskins. The garbled text recalls a period of frontier hardship, with references to cabins, walls, and survival under siege conditions. Names and places are largely unreadable in the damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference hair health, dandruff remedies, and a trading druggists note. Names and places are obscured, making a coherent event or outcome impossible to determine.
A collection of medical ads touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy from Toledo. It claims cures for catarrh and coughs, with testimonials and offers a $100 reward for any failure. Dr Kings New Discovery is promoted for coughs and colds, with price and retailer details.
An article urges guardians to guard children’s health during school days by providing wholesome food. It promotes Malta-Vita as a nutritious, energizing whole wheat product rich in malt sugar and natural sweetness, easy to digest and appealing to families.
A fragmented report describes cats stopping trains on a road near Lehi and a crew suppressing an attempted derailment. The text mentions engine crews and detectors, with references to rules and safety, but many details are garbled.
A garbled 1907 note discusses Deputy Cunnington seeking Irish relics for a Dublin exhibit and debates whether to pursue a national or international display. It cites John B. Wheaton, Irish parliamentary leaders, and reactions against domestic industries, noting mixed support and opposition. Nearby items warn of snakes for sale, liver pills, and household remedies amid ads.
John D Miles administrator announces final settlement proceedings for the estate of Whittier Miles. Interested parties are invited to attend at the Probate Court on the stated date for approval of accounts and for his fees and commissions as administrator.
Notice announces the appointment of a guardian for the estate of Mary Ida Owls, late of Douglas county, Kansas. The court orders the guardian to manage her affairs and to address any errors in prior filings. The notice is dated July and designates the guardian as Hoodhaed, guardian of the insane ward.
The text appears to be a fragmented historical note referencing various figures and events. It mentions generals, anniversaries, births, routes, horses, and livestock in a muddled way, with no coherent narrative or clear entities to anchor a summary.
An odd plea reads about jealousy and love as a vacation then claims Pinecules and Pinevutes cure kidney pain nephralgia and rheumatism with one night relief. It asserts Pinevutes cleanses the blood and eases pain, framed as a medical remedy. The note closes with an old fashioned warning about the devil’s livery.
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