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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
3
An old ad claims The Discovery of Kidesy-Ettes cures kidney issues, restoring health by flushing diseased matter from the system. It urges readers to try this remedy, priced at 23 cents, sold by Olly Deeg Store. Also promotes Dom's Ointment for skin itch relief at 60 cents.
Landon Carter presents a scene with Pete, labeled the family black sheep, as Aunt Nancy scolds his romantic antics and the envelope miscue. The dialogue shifts through playful sarcasm about ashore plans and a late arrival to a South run, revealing tensions between generational perspectives and the younger generation's flirtations.
A jumble of old ad text and mock fiction promotes Dr Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder amid misread dialogue and scattered scenes. It weaves household banter with medical claims and testimonials, then shifts to advertisements for Burdock Blood Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, claiming cures for various ailments and general wellness.
In the aftermath of a major quake and fire, San Francisco papers and nearby dailies race to reestablish service. Bay area presses press on through the damage, piping in world news while sustaining reader subscriptions amid scarce resources.
A mash of old trade copy promotes MattaVita breakfast cereal and Foley’s Kidney Cure with testimonials, plus a legal notice from Douglas County Kansas. It includes ad copy, medical claims, a weathered dog proverb, and a district court summons with a real estate description and a May deadline.
Fragmented reminiscences recount the Custer fight with Curley named as sole survivor amid questions and taunts. The piece shifts to mining history noting improved copper extraction methods and copper price shifts. An English view on Indian civil service adds context to imperial administration. A quip about Kidseye remedies closes.
The article notes Charles Darwin had four sons Francis George Horace and Leonard. Francis assisted his father and wrote on plant physiology while serving as literary executor. George, a baronet, became Plumian professor at Cambridge and wrote on periodic orbits meteorites lunar studies and solar system dynamics. Horace led Cambridge South Instrument Company assisting his father. Leonard trained as a barrister and served in Parliament.
The report describes experiments on yainal Moeehs forests using a new grafting approach to alter tree grain and coloring. It notes tentative results, claims of improved wood, and mentions a rising partner in Tabasen joining efforts while detailing the technical challenges and potential implications for timber and industry.
Lloyd C Griscom the minister to Japan recounted a Persian chief tale from interior Persia describing a hunter who fired at a wild goat missing, a bullet ricocheting back to strike the hunter on the forehead. The chief claimed the scar preserved him while his friend remained unaware of the blow. The anecdote ends with a reference to Mortimer Durand the British ambassador to the United States.
A garbled wartime tribute recalls the Lascar crew aboard the British Mamiohlp Cniogen during the Med voyage. The text notes awe at steam vessels and signaling, with references to port and shipboard activities, ending with a patriotic note to honor Uncle Sam.
A fragmentary notice discusses a lion tamer’s views on gender in cats and the dangers of temperamental felines. The text references training methods, appetites for risk, and a claim about foreign trainers shaping his acts.
An advertisement touts a universal cure for deafness via constitutional remedies. It links deafness to inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh, claiming nine of ten cases stem from mucus irritations. The offer pays $100 if catarrh cannot be cured by the advertised remedy from Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Fragmented ad copy touts Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder trouble and diabetes. It urges immediate start before it is too late and mentions Barber & Bons as sellers. Other lines mock a wedding and reference wild strawberry extract for bowel complaints in a tersely reported mixed page listing.
Fragmentary church bulletin entry lists Cc. J Eriksen and Th CDM Mass at St. with unclear rest. names appear repeated and partially legible, indicating a schedule or dedication.
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