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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
1
An article excerpt notes a mother’s strained nerves and poor appetite blamed on female weakness. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure, claiming it regulates, heals inflammation, calms nerves, boosts appetite, and aids sleep based on testimonials of relief from lifelong suffering and abdominal pain.
Schedules list daily passenger trains from Santa Fe to Worth Kennan City, Chicago Express, Kansas and Texas Express, California, and various regional routes. Entries note times, destinations, and exceptions by day, with routes through Chicago, Utah, California, Topeka, and other hubs.
Bal Jeracs describes a compact 42 degree refrigerator in a 1892 South Dakota creamery room. He details a chest cooler holding 40 hundred pounds of butter plus ice, with waste about one pound per hour at extreme heat, and outlines a rough construction method using flooring, studs, and paper.
Amid discussion at the Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association, speakers address cheese curing practices, equipment quality, and the impact on flavor and price. Experiments cited from Ontario and Geneva illustrate curing risks and the need for proper conditions to avoid injurious results.
The Journal requests patrons who miss nightly deliveries by 6 o'clock to report to the office. This helps improve service and speed. Subscriptions suspended for missing papers in the prior month will be prevented from bills by carriers.
Notices warn subscribers that certain parties claim to collect money for papers and offer delivery services without authority. The letter clarifies only the official office handles subscriptions and payments.
Describes prepare stock and bud flow for apple grafting. Details include selecting stock at least three-eighths inch, removing lower leaves, perpendicularly inserting a bud just under bark, cutting through bark only, tying tightly with twine, and ensuring bud union within two weeks to prevent injury.
A Texas correspondent notes the state flower misnamed buffalo clover, clarifying it is not a true clover but a perennial plant called Lapinis sularnosis, highlighting its blue color and fragrant bloom in Meeran's Monthly.
The article discusses Lupinus texensis as the state flower, its varieties across America, and its blue form on prairies. It describes field cultivation, seed gathering, and ideal sandy soils, plus a spray wagon attachment for agitating liquids and methods to combat woolly aphis on Apple Trees, including ash and tobacco treatments.
A correspondent describes a new stable and silo arrangement aimed at feeding ease. Stanchions lie in crosswise rows with walk sides housing gates gutters manure vats and feed bins. A three story barn with silo and feeding alleys supports about thirty five rows in a 30 by 50 foot area and a round pasture forms adjacent to the barn.
Old notes describe a stone and cement silo foundation, 20 feet high and 15 feet in diameter, built with two inch planks and layered studding. The silo sits adjacent to a barn with a roof extension and internal doors, redirecting ensilage to the stable below. Also included are agricultural notes on fertilizer use for onions, apple varieties, peaches, chicory, downy mildew controls, and celery varieties for autumn.
A long list of excursion offers with multiple routes including Santa Fe to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and other points. Tickets go on sale on various dates with return limits up to October 31. Prices range from about 1.95 to 45.00 with many routes featuring round trips and special conditions.
Theodore A. Ross aged 78, longtime grand secretary of the sovereign grand lodge of the I O O F, was found dead in his East Orange home. Heart disease given as probable cause. Ross authored a standard history of the organization several years ago.
Advertisers must prepay under 50 cent advertising. notices publish city clerk Lawrence Kansas June 1902. Adjourned council meeting resolution orders street work on New York and Loutland streets with paving specs and bond requirements. Proposals invited for grading and paving Lew Street from Massachusetts to Rhodesland with brick and sand foundation details.
A citizen testimonial from A L Mapoo of Bridge Street and Mrs Maron praises Donn's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney pain relief. The ad claims benefits from the remedy, noting disappearance of kidney discomfort. Sold by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agents for the product at 50 cents.
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