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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
3
A promotional claim extols Dr Pierce's Family Medicines with ingredients listed on wrappers and sworn to as complete. It praises the Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and lung issues and Sage's Catarrh Remedy for nasal or digestive catarrh, asserting no alcohol and noting decades of cures behind the brand.
Report warns of a forthcoming river swell with a possible but manageable rise tomorrow. No immediate danger expected as dry spells reduce runoff. ground can absorb moisture while farmers await corn planting. Wheat shows stress from drought in the west and wet in the east, but rust is not present.
A Mill Creek Indiana Territory man recalls nearly dying nine years ago when his strength failed. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters, he bought a bottle and recovered his health. Sold under guarantee at Barber and Son's drug store for 50 cents.
Albert Stall and Charles Eberhart ship cattle to Kansas City on Monday. Mrs. Ebberhart’s relatives visit. Grandma Ebberhart returned from Worden. Stella and Mabel Jeffsommer spent Sunday at Longs. George Manshardt family to visit Jeffsommer sister next week. Lulu Kizer dies at home after illness. funeral Wednesday at Clinton. Grandfather Wallkuble dies Monday. funeral Wednesday at Stil.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports severe kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with relief, claiming it has done him a thousand dollars worth of good and left him pain free. The Journal notes no river danger despite rising waters.
An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured bleeding piles for twenty years and heals sores burns boils wounds and cuts quickly. Mentions Barber & Son and a 1908 Lawrence Daily Journal publication. Also references a Douglas County Kansas District Court case involving Alex Protesh and Peter A. McCurdy with Helen Ann McCurdy as executrix.
A fragment notes constipation as a cause of many diseases and promotes taking a candy to address it. The text appears as an odd, promotional line with unclear attribution and no identifiable persons or organizations.
List of attendees at the Douglas County Normal Institute includes Emmit Trews Lawrence Fred Barrell Lawrence Nora Hershey Overbrigk Sion Todd Lawrence Carrie Cox Lawrence Rose Trevies Perry Ena Welswick Perry Hennie Bailey Lawrence Ida Martin Lawrence Bibel Ward Lawrence Ida ATi Lawrence Ethel Dall Baldwin Lena Brecheisen Easters Eleanor Ward Lawrence Ethel Payne Baldwin Mary Fuller Eudora ce Snell Baldwin Maude July Oskaloosa Stells Cressiman Lawrence It aA Postma Richland Mildred Reed Lawrence Myrtle Epley Lawrence Cora Baty Baldwin Helen Welly Baldwin May Pardee Baldwin Ala Cressman Lawrence Lena Jones Lawrence Rosa Smith Rudora D. Linshaw Lawrence Olid Anderson Lawrence Ethel dolisen Lawrence Allison Lawrence Pringle Lawrence Mabel Ulrich Lawrence Pant Neal Lawrence Lola Flory Lone Star Maniv Dauherman Lawrence Fula V vy Tabwrened Lea White Williametown Cabrie Wood Willisanstpent Beulah Bailey Irenes Bessie Judy Williamstown Jour Judy Williamstown F G Migliatio Lecumpion Stella Dick Williamstewn Roy Slartis Eudora Katharyn Breeheisen Eydeya Ethel Haines Baldwin Margaret Kalb Le Lemp Sada Snell Baldwin Minnie Snell Baldwin Mabelle Tucker Lecompton Ila Stelle Lawrence Gladys Sanders Lawrence I I Ratherman Lawrence Carrie Blakeman Enders Mabel Pence Baldwin Minnie Wise Baldwin Belle Howard Lecompton Elsie Jones Lawrence Ethel Lickock Lawrence Nan Armstrong Lawrence Eva Lutz Lone Star Amy Allen Williamstown Co R Hawley Baldwin CG W Thompson Lawrence oM Lisbon Baldwin Emily Buckland Lawrence sa.
The Whitlow trial at Allen County costs run high, with estimates near 6 000 dollars though not exceeding 8 000. Costs include coroner’s jury, witnesses from Battle Creek Purdy and Seattle, 72 extra jurymen, and sheriff’s summons. Court ran 15 days, 18 witnesses, four deputies on duty.
The narrator recalls Jennie Brooks and her Kentucky Cardinal essay in Lippincott's, detailing a year of cardinal nests near a porch. She chronicles multiple summers of nesting, threads woven in the vines, and the devotion of both male and female cardinals as they raise a brood, facing storms and near-disasters with steadfast care.
An advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles affecting both men and women. It claims quick effects, offers sample bottles by mail, and instructs readers to mention the newspaper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co. The passage also includes a vivid seasonal woodland scene and reflections on birds, color changes, and sunlit mornings.
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