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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
2
The flood impact prompts city wide relief, with organizations raising funds and distributing $570 to groups plus individual aid. Officials note slowed rebuilding but expect improvements as governors, mayors, and volunteers coordinate food, housing, and labor to restore Lawrence and surrounding towns. Local mills and industries anticipate recovery work, while residents await work and wages.
The article notes Haskell Indian Industrial Institute graduates receiving diplomas amid communal celebration. It discusses Kansas crop prospects for spring, warning of drought risk, floods, and wheat yields, predicting variability but highlighting potential overall impact on local agriculture and economy.
Fragmented OCR shows an old style medical patent notice praising Hostetter Stomach Biers for stomach liver and kidney relief. Mentions Papas reform caution and urges trial while noting American travels to Europe amid prosperity trends.
Castel Nantz of Otterville Iowa says after years of coughing and failed treatments from physicians in New York and other cities, Foley’s Honey and Tar gave him immediate relief. He urges others to try it and notes he will not be without it. The ad also promotes The Dey Cleansr for sale.
Fragmented market note lists radish varieties including Early Nadiah and Marly Crimson with stray references to Giant type, White Mi Toei and other unnamed kinds. The text is garbled, mentioning garden novelties, seeds, and a few brand-like phrases alongside unrelated names and scattered style notes.
Readable fragments reference Venues and people such as Han Be Fe Aoew and Nobility Tet Pawhaeed with vague actions. Mentions of Taree Hteete and Sankey curser hint at a sports or social context but details are obscured.
Fragmentary OCR notes recall a past Commons visit by the emir and the Prince of Wales, noting a strong resemblance as if twins. The garbled text mentions a darker ézur and references to a state quadrijle, with unclear connections to events or dates.
Ungrammatical excerpt discusses experiments to extract alcohol and sugar from pine and birch wood. Mentions Professor Lid Cen, Naples inspector, and claims about ancient research predating Attila the Hun. Text is garbled with unclear dates and names, offering little verifiable detail.
Pasted OCR fragment mentions a track event and names but is largely unreadable. It references a relay or sprint race setup and a team or individual named Paney Vo tniter with unclear context. The text includes garbled phrases and lacks coherent facts suitable for a fuller summary.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure cured a man of kidney irregularities after summer ailments and excessive drinking. The copy urges prompt attention to kidney issues and features Barber Bros as the sellers.
An old newspaper feature extols a universal remedy touted as the best for bowel complaints and summer ailments. The ad lauds its pleasant taste and broad usefulness for children, used nationwide and sold by local vendors. It also mentions agricultural bulletins and product agents across several states.
An old ad text promotes Puley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder diseases aimed at farmers. It warns of health decline if untreated and claims a positive cure, urging readers to trust Barber Bros for purchase. The jittery OCR mixes with farm life references and product claims.
Advertised testimonial style note claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure cataracts and catarrh, praising its constitutional action and urging readers to purchase. Mentions F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and Doane’s Odorant as remedies, with price details for products.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Lewis and Clark exposition, West event in St Louis with scattered words about tents, crowds, planning, dates, and people. Readable facts include references to a fair or exposition in St Louis and multiple disjointed notes on planning and attendance.
A damaged OCR notice lists scattered names and places such as Marion Lee and Pfaff along with partial events. The legible fragments hint at a public notice or calendar item but lack coherent details or clear actions.
Choice parcels on Tennesse and Ohio streets, plus four business lots on Vermont at about a quarter under value. Other South Lawrence plots offered at low prices. Driving Park area described as well-watered with stock room. dairy farm site advertised at $4527, well below value.
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