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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
3
An elderly Lawrence resident recounts relief after trying a new remedy advertised by a traveling salesman. He cites severe depression and chronic pain, claiming notable improvement after using the product and endorses its benefits based on his own experience.
A damaged OCR rail timetable fragment references several unreadable station names and times. The text shows garbled foreign words and stray letters, with partial mentions of dates and routes. No coherent schedule or clear entities are extractable.
Article discusses rape as a forage crop for sheep, noting high feeding value and implications for pasture management. It references Swedish research and dairy feeding tests, with uncertain OCR text but emphasizes properties relevant to winter forage and pasture use.
Fragmented OCR notes urge caution about kidney and bladder trouble and promote Foley's Kidney Cure as a positive remedy. The page mix includes garbled local ads, health claims, and various names, with stray mentions of cleaners and sales pitches embedded in the jumble.
Travel deal list shows round trip and one way fares to Ogden Tacoma Seattle Salt Lake City and Washington with several dates and prices including 32 00 45 00 26 00 and 22 00. Mentions routes via Vnewertye Francia Los Ab and Porvend with named persons Arlene and Jane.
Nice 18 HERENY GIVEN that on the garden day in May A. 1100R the Whieraigiad were by the Mretawe Court of Duglas Giubty. executors at the rate of Janne piediet rate of Dovgies county al DArViad Intercetest govern the mankee family. MARYS FINDLEY, LUTHER FINDLEY, Ks.
Fragmented report describes yellow fever bearing mosquitoes on ships near shore and the risk of transport to disinoculated Var ta. It notes authorities, crew observations, and reactions as vessels lie at rest, with references to boats, winds, and attempts to isolate or study the outbreak while debates linger on origin and prevention measures.
A garbled notice informs advertisers that for all ad space under ten regular editions a payment of 10 is required in advance with no clear rate and mentions raising payment where necessary. The fragmentary text lacks complete names or places.
Reut R Watts of Last Me writes of kidney disease for two years with weight loss and poor health. After doctors offered no relief, Foley's Kidney Cure cured him in under 10 bottles, restoring strength. It notes summer kidney irregularities from heat or excess drinking and recommends Foley's to attend to kidneys. Barbar Bros.
Notice to subscribers that parties delivering the journal in ES town must sell at the same rate as usual and not accept payment for undelivered papers. Carriers have no authority to collect money for papers they do not deliver.
Fragmented text shows a chaotic account titled Wiley's Experiments with a rumored dream scene in doctor tents. It references Washington Migers, a fast stride, and vague outcomes. The passage is heavily garbled with no clear dates or solid events.
A Oswestry woman, Hos Gray, writes that ten years of kidney pain confined her to bed. Doctors could not move her, but Folk’s Kidney Cure relieved her symptoms. The testimonial notes the remedy as a Godsend.
The Journal urges subscribers who do not receive a paper each day to report missed issues. To recover prior deliveries, subscribers should deduct the cost of papers not received from their next bill.
There had agthma forthoree ar cour years and have tried about all the cough sea asthmacuren in the market says Castel Kantz of Ouerville Iowa and has sought help from many physicians in New York and other places but found little relief from other remedies until Foley's Honey and Tar gave relief and he will not be without it in his house He recommends it to all Brow
The article discusses camels used for riding and burden in Arabia Africa and India, contrasting dromedaries with Bactrian camels. It notes temper, endurance, and desert adaptations, along with historical exploration and a government bulletin on agricultural science.
For sale numerous house listings from seven to forty nine rooms and six room structures. Also farm and sectioned land tracts for sale. Financing available on real estate or personal property. If you wish to buy sell trade borrow or loan it will pay you to see.
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