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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
3
Garbled text fragment mentions kidney remedy claims and urges readers to seek treatment. Names, dates, places and coherent facts are unreadable. The piece resembles an ad or medical claim page with incomplete sentences and unclear references.
Fragmentary timetable text appears with garbled station names and times. It mentions rail lines, dates, and various place names, with isolated numbers like 183 and 94h. The readable parts hint at a list of stations, times, and fares, but many words are unreadable or mixed.
A distorted passage discusses a GAN STOVE and valve controls for different fire levels. It mentions fuel readiness, turning a valve to change from slow to moderate to quick fire and references tar, neighbors, and an elusive concept of “ore ts out-turn.”
Round trip air and rail specials listed with prices to Colo rados Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Seattle and western routes. Includes May June and August travel windows with various city pairs and inclusive totals. multiple destinations named with discounted fares and dates implied.
The probate court of Douglas County Kansas appointed and qualified the executor of the estate of dammed Findley jeceaned on the Sunday of May in the year 18. The notice states that twenty or more were given for the appointment.
A discussion of William S. Long's views on naturalist criticisms of fox behavior appears in The Transcripts. The exchange notes misinterpretations of canine and fox interactions, questioning methods and observations while highlighting a broader struggle to define prey and predator dynamics in wilderness studies.
Yarimaster J T Elliott faced a near fatal rail yard accident in Pennsylvania then survived a collapse after an engine passed. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring strength amid fever, rheumatism, and nervous breakdowns. Elliott, long tied to the railroad, reports renewed health after treatment and urges others to seek the medicine. He resides at 6818 Thttpborg Va.
A full page description of a proposed Pennsylvania to New York railway depot outlined by architect William J. Meal. The plan features a monumental main span, wide approach, and expansive exterior walls, aiming to rival Dresden in scale and architectural grandeur. Details describe grand arches, tram connections, and public spaces to handle large crowds.
A garbled historical page fragment references discussions on national issues, mentions of Mevayns of Hy, and a figure named Mr Binine. It notes varied labels and exhibits, with commentary on furniture, habits, and a New Carnente story. The piece hints at a question about advice given to a Mr Binine.
The read text shows scattered references to Canadian affairs in Toronto, New York Times notes on July events, and mentions of funds for Wat expenses. It also contains blurred passages about US politics, European influence, medical advice, and a long digressive section on concerts and opulence, with names and numbers lost in OCR.
Daniel Bantz of Otterville Iowa says after trying many remedies with little relief Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief and he will not be without it. The statement comes amid a broader report on a United States circuit court ruling in the Interstae Commerce Commission case regarding coal carrying tracts and witness testimony.
The fragment urges health by claiming kidney and bladder cures. It warns that failing to use Foley's Kidney Cure risks serious trouble, stating the product "positively" treats disorders and purports to remove impurities from the blood.
In Topeka Kansas on June 13 Harvey Rice, a Washburn college founder and longtime trustee, died. The report notes he was the second founder to pass within a week, followingVeter McVicker of Kansas City.
An old ad style notice touts Mother's Friend as a non-ingestible remedy to ease back pains morning sickness and breast discomfort during gestation. It claims safety, external use only, with pricing and a call to send for a pregnancy book. Also lists real estate ads and land sale notices.
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