The Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1910 Advertising Notes
Publication details of The Journal Lawrence Kansas June 3 1910 include the address 644-646 Aces Phones Ni No 48. The ad notes a Eclipse folder for sale bought last October and a bargain due to folding operations. The paper discusses politics including Lorimer Long and a railroad bill, tariffs, government expenses, and freight rates with comments on state officials and the penitentiary.
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Laurence
the Journal
Lawrence
A Kansas City saloon critique on pay checks and public amusements
A reader laments saloon culture, criticizing open doors and easy credit for men cashing pay checks. The piece argues for a self supporting substitute leisure venue at convenient corners, noting saloons profit from companionship. It suggests men avoid politics to protect their reputation.
Women's Kidney Pills Offer Quick Kidney Relief
A Freeport Illinois woman reports years of backache dizziness and heart pains cleared after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad urges women with similar symptoms to seek kidney and bladder relief, promising renewed strength and vitality. It touts Foley Kidney Pills as the genuine Chicago product in a yellow package and warns against substitutes.
Weather Report From Ardmore Oklahoma Heat Reaches 100
Oklahoma weather notes Ardmore on June 3 with temperatures at 100 degrees the hottest so far this season raising crop injury concerns. The item also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery claim of instant relief for coughs colds and bronchial ailments with endorsements from M Black of Asheville and a trial guarantee by O P Barber and Sun.
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Oklahoma
Ardmore
Okla
Alahoma
Dr. King
Dunes M. Black
Asheville
N.C. K
Ke No. 4
O. P. Barber
Sun
Answers to His Description
A man matching Josephs Wendling, the suspected Alma Keller murderer, bought a New York to Antwerp ticket on January 20. The item references a suspect and an arrest context, with a secondary ad angle for a ointment product Dean's ointment claiming skin relief.
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Louisville
Josephs Wendling
Alma Keller
New York
Antwerp
Hyde Case Reset For June 11 In Kansas City
Judge Ralph S. Laishaw yesterday reset the hearing on Dr Hyde's motion for a new trial to June 11 in Kansas City. The order sets arguments on the Hyde case for the new trial date.
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Dr. Hyde
Kansas City, Dime
Ralph S. Laishaw
Hyde
A Woman's Great Idea for Beauty and Health
A persuasive 19th century notice touts Electric Bitters as a solution for weak health, claiming they aid digestion, liver and kidney function, purify blood, and improve skin, nerves, breath, and complexion. Sold at O. P. Barber & Son's.
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O. P. Barber & Son's
Not Sisters New Sad Again You See Bro Women
Not Sisters New sad again you see bro women pass ing down the street who look like sisters. You are astonished to learn that they are mother and daughter, and you realize that a woman at forty or forty five ought to be at her fest and fairest. Why isn't it so. The general health of women is 90 in Menately associated with the local health , the esentially feminee organs that share can be no red cheeks and round ecm where there is female weakness. Women who have suffered from this trouble have found prompt relief and cure in the use of Dr. Fierce's Favorite Prescription. It gives vigor and vitality to the organs of womanhood. It clears the completion, brightens the eyes and reddens the checks. No alcohol, or habit forming drugs is contained in 'Favorite Prescription.' Any sick woman may consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free. Every letter is held as sacredly confidential, and answered in a plain envelope. Address: World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N.
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R.V. Pierce
Pres
Buffalo, N
Teddy to Disarm World Plan Proposed in Washington
June 3 Former president Roosevelt is expected to head a peace committee to seek elimination of armaments. Taft indicates he would appoint his predecessor as chairman if Congress creates the commission. The group would travel to capital cities to press for arms elimination and international peace. Buckley’s Arnica Salve advertised for wounds and skin troubles in the same column.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Taft
Coetess
DIZ SUCCEEDS CONNERS. NY Democratic State Central Chair Named
John A. Dis of Washington county was chosen by unanimous vote to succeed Willan J. Conners as chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee in New York. The meeting denounced the Republican tariff law and criticized Governor Hughes for income tax proposals.
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Democratic State Central Committee
New York
John A. Dis
Washington County
Willan J. Conners
Dbuifato
U U
Republican Party
Critiad
Cvernor Hughes
Oldfield Races in Kansas City Auto Event at Elm Ridge
Automobile meet opens today at Elm Ridge Kansas City attracting attention. Barney Chiticht, Lewis Strmus and others will participate in the meet starting today and concluding tomorrow. A one mile exhibition by Oldfield in his 2000 horsepower Elivien Beng machine is featured and the principal event today is a fifty mile free for all for steel automobiles.
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Elm Ridge
Kansas City
Jane
Barney Chiticht
Lewis Strmus
Notab
Oldfield
Elivien Beng
Belmont Will Recover After Polo Injury
New York March 1 Belmont the banker sent word to friends that he would miss a few days but expected to be entirely recovered from injuries suffered yesterday while playing polo at the Hunt club. He has a broken rib and bruises about the scalp and body. His bride Eleanor Robson is with him. It also notes a testimonial about Dean’s Regulats from A E Davis of Sulphur Springs Texas.
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New York
Jane
Belmont
Eleanor Robson
Governor Folk Hints 1912 Presidential Bid at Dinner
In St Louis on June 5 assents from all factions were reported at a dinner. Governor Joseph W. Folk announced principles he would seek for the 1912 presidential nomination. The event was organized by promoters backing the reform boom.
Kept the King at Home with New Life Pills Bless Family
Paul Mathurka of Buffalo New York writes that Dr King s New Life Pills keep the King of laxatives at home as an easy sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad notes a July 25 cent price and credits Avenius as a man who borrows money and gets it.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathurka
Buffalo
N.Y
Barber & Son's
Cheapest accident insurance by Dr Thomas Eeletic Oil
An ad claims Dr Thomas' Eeleetic Oil stops pain and heals wounds, sold by all druggists, touting it as a dead sure stock market bet with no gambling.
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Thomas
Jones Dry Goods Co Embarrassed in Kansas City
Forty creditors representing about 95 percent of the Jones Dry Goods liabilities met in Commerce Trust Co offices to extend further credit and avert a receivership. Reported liabilities near 1 million dollars, assets between 1.8 and 2 million with depreciation on realization. The stock includes about 1.5 million dollars in goods, tied to unproductive real estate investments at Thirteenth and Main Streets.
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Jones Dry Goods Co
Kansas City
Jones Dry Goods Company
Commerce Trust Company
Hung for Murder in Richmond Penitentiary Execution
June 3 Henry Smith alias Henry Batting was executed in the Richmond penitentiary for the murder of Walter F Schultz an artist from Chicago. Man who confessed named Eugene Richard Pines and Calvin dalsmen as accomplices. all three colored. They will be tried next Friday.
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Richmond
Tlenry Smith
Henry Batting
Uns
Mornius
Walter F. Schultz
Chigazo
Menegra
Eugene Richard Pines
Calvin Dalmsen
Clee
Troenier
Root Juice Praised In Testimonial From Bluffton Drug Store
Local letters extol Root Juice as a medicine of unusual merit with wide appeal across the United States. Gatelius of Bluffton cites customers praising results including a boy with stomach troubles and a farmer relieved from indigestion after use. Other residents report improved health and a blacksmith recovering from kidney issues after three bottles.
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United States
Gatelius
Blufton
Ind
Frank Highland
Rock Creek Township
Wiley Messie
East Lancaster
William Jones
Ponero
W. A. Gatelius
Bluffton
O. P. Barber & Son Drug Store
Married K U Man and the Mourners Club
Twelve admirers of Hazel Gertrude Fick form the Mourners Club after her marriage to Arthur W. Relihan in Smith Center Kansas. The group decorates an interurban car with a banner reading The come and stole our girl and holds a banquet called the Mourners Treat as they celebrate the hurried wedding and departure for St. Louis.
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Illinois Girl
Club
Ian Cullinsville
Hazel Gertrude Fick
Arthur W. Relihan
Smith Center
Kan
Reilihan
Southporn Smingis
Lineuln
Neb
Lehwain
Amet Rellihan
Lincoln
Frank Oberg
Hellihan
Hau
Rellihan
St. Louis
Disturbances in Nanking Against Foreigners Reported
Consuls at Nanking report native disturbers openly insulting foreigners and defiling the wills of the American consulate. The piece urges a remedy for fatigue and poor digestion with Burdock Blood Bitters, claiming liver support and blood purification.
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Peking
Joe
Nanking
Crohn Dies After Self-Inflicted Shot
Kansas City June 3 Reuben H Crohn who shot himself while confronted about thefts from the Adolph Thurtensinn estate died last night without regaining consciousness. The estate is administered by Jua Thurtensinn. Authorities say the losses may total 400000.
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Kansas City
Reuben
Crohn
Expos
Atha Adolph Thurtensinn
Feet Tired Feet Tired Remedy Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement extols TIZ foot remedy for tired sore feet and odors. It quotes user testimonials from A. F. Creutzer of Chicago and promotes the powder as drawing out toxins, cleansing pores, and curing bunions calluses and aching feet. Sold by Walter Luther Dudge Co. Chicago.
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Oakes
F. Creutzer
Chicago
Tia
Tyz
PTIZ
Walter Luther Dudge & Co
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Eliott
Wagstaff
State Penitentiary
Weagstaff
W. Hively
Freeport
Foley & Co
O. P. Barber’ & Son
Senuts Yooralf
Woodward & Company
Dick Bros
Teddy
Buckley
G. P. Barber & Son's
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Conners
Dean
A. E. Davis
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Tex
Folk
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K. U. Man
Tiz
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Seney
Dickens
Scott
Thack- Foo
Muhlbach
Tissat
Shakespeare
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Werner Company Department
Akron
Oni
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Lawrence, Han
Paris
A. Dicker
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Edmondson, & Co
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Park Grocery
Wo. Schell
Fwing
Chas Tater
Robi Wagetaf
Windwill Grocery
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