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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
2
The piece notes a Hong Kong plague resurgence, flood impacts in Linwood and Missouri river bottoms, and varied local responses. It reports corn prices, Fourth of July plans, and flood relief debates. It profiles T J Norton’s rise in the Santa Fe legal department, plus reflections on monarchy and public health concerns.
The report sketches a nation in flux with calls to bar Senator Smoot of Utah from serving his term, a surge in factory orders in America, and Crtoegic’s proposal for a million dollar New York City club house likely to be declined. The Mississippi River at St Louis remained stationary, flood dangers eased for the moment. Efforts urge railroads and cities to plant trees as flood protection, flood poetry and stories spread in markets, and flood beggars appear. Jobo J Ryan is acquitted in a loan contract case, while Haversock wins seed aid for flood districts and Fraternal Aid associations coordinate relief. University of Kansas and Iowa university report summer session enrollments near 100, marking active relief and education responses.
KA Gray from J. Po Gakic, Ind writes that for ten years kidney disease confined him to bed or partial movement. He sought top medical care but found no help until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, which he credits as a godsend. Barber Bros.
Fragmentary text notes a lens tour of Freiburg and Berlin, mentions readiness and an American bearing, with stray phrases about youth, competition, and early measures. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
An old warning notes health risks from kidney and bladder trouble and touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. A church service anecdote follows about a reaction to a choir solo, recounting how an elderly attendee commented on the anthem performance and a critic named Mr. Weedremer affected the mood.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure cures all stages of catarrh a constitutional treatment targets blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars if any case fails to cure and invite testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and related products.
An anecdotal tale from the great war era recounts Secretary of War Stanton refusing to relinquish the office amid removal attempts. Louis Koerth, his bodyguard, and staff guard the post for sixty days as Stanton plans a siege while impeachment looms. The Irish stew episode centers on Kaerth’s cooking mishaps and the men’s stubborn stand in the war department.
Classified list offers second hand items including a Kemiar ton sod Smith Peemier typewrite and a Girat class condition. Also for sale a Folaiea bed dining table and stove with cooking gear. Gasoline stove, good sawing ta chinos for $3, and other bargains at 721 Congat.
An old advertisement extols Dr Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry as a universal bowel remedy for children and summer diarrhoea. It claims wide popularity, urging new stock if disease resists, and notes Barber Bros as sellers. Mentions Irish laborer and court anecdote, with warnings of cholera infantum dysentery and diar rhoes.
The passage notes Athens and his public figure status, with Colonel Snowden predicting reforms may move, though friction is likely. It mentions indigestion relief from Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by Mrs Sarah W Curtis of Lee, Massachusetts and Barber Grove as sellers.
An old time remedy advertisement touts Burdock Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and related indigestion. It also mentions tonics and cleaners for women, promoting The Dey Cleaner by Innes and Hackman as exclusive agents for the Porei gloves line.
The text mixes garbled figures on rail earnings and capitalization with stray phrases about India and a wild scene. It references large sums like 5,044 and 60,000 while noting increases in gross earnings and capitalization over three years. Amid the chaos are stray lines about animals and people, creating a fragmented, unclear record.
The article describes how expert woodworkers in violin making read grain, tone, and vibration to produce superior instruments. It references voices and practices from renowned labs and mentions a public figure praising refined craft and musical tone.
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