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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement cites the National Pure Food Law and Guarantee No 2041 in Washington saying Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee offers top quality at a lower price. It claims many American consumers prefer it over other packaged coffees and mentions historic popularity and the phrase sealed pack.
The Haskell Indians defeated the YMCA team 77 to 22 before 3,000 spectators. Led by coach Jerry Driscoll, Haskell dominated events from sprints to field, with Gover and Dupois among top scorers and McClain shining in weights. The meet highlighted strong performances across multiple disciplines and showcased Haskell's growing track program.
The document reports Attorney General and local officials debating whether gasoline dealers must enforce red can usage under Chapter AV of the Bessian Laws. It cites interpretations about restrictions on can types for sale, consumer responsibility, and penalties for noncompliance, including examples from Chanute and concerns about liability.
An Old Nether cat near Onawa Kansas adopts a rabbit after the litter of three kittens. The rabbit bonds with the cat family for days until another cat kills the young rabbit. The piece ends with a musing question about motives and a stray line about stage ambition.
Dr J Crumbine leading Kansas health efforts warns that flies spread disease and urges prevention. He notes house flies bite with specialized mouth parts and stable flies bite. he urges sanitation and deterrence. Separately readers learn about deafness treatment claims and various consumer health tips alongside local notices and Haskell College baseball tour plans.
The home grown strawberry crop is nearly all in with a short yield. Growers faced little trouble marketing and prices were in line with the small crop. A few crates remain unsold, but many housewives who preserved berries will not exceed eighty in production.
An advertisement extols Zoa-Phora as a safe remedy for the danger periods of a woman's life, including puberty and menopause. It claims instant pain relief and rapid improvement, with bottles sealed and labeled for home use. The copy urges asking any druggist for ZonePhora and notes included instructions and medical advice for women.
The Canon City coal proposition unsettles Lawrence investors as Ord Clington examined the mine and B L DonCarlos faced removal from involvement. Some heavy locals remain faithless while others quit, despite promises of a once promising, ingenious scheme that now fails to deliver.
Miss Bertha Zandler formerly of Lawrence wed Mr. Charles Hursig at the German Lutheran church in Kansas City on Saturday night June 15. Rev. Sauer officiated at the home ceremony with fifty guests. Edith Zandler played Mendelssohn as the bridal party and the couple will reside at 2023 Agnes Avenue Kansas City Missouri.
In Judge Benson's office an elderly man entered with a greeting and sat down. He produced a package wrapped in a newspaper that revealed an old set of false teeth. He asked if the judge could fix them in a light, piping tone, adding a playful remark.
A local piece defends popular amusements against critics. It argues that working people seek simple entertainment to ease daily cares and that humor should be accessible to all regardless of class. A quip about freckles closes the excerpt.
Advert gives a eager sales pitch for the John Robinson Circus boasting the finest thoroughbred stock in a tented show with Arabian to Shetland ponies, plus names from the American stud book and two July 2 performances. Also features local cures and ads for King’s New Discovery and Burdock Blood Bitters with brief humor and moralizing quips.
Woolever a renowned Le Raysville merchant recalls using Bucklen’s Arnica Balm to cure piles twenty years ago. The ad claims balm cures every sore, wound, burn or abrasion and is priced at 25 cents at Barber & Son’s drug store.
Notice is given that on July 1 in Douglas County Kansas a petition to add specified land to Lawrence will be presented to the County Commissioners. The description includes flag Kell Place area and adjacent parcels. The hearing will determine advisability and whether the action causes no injury to real estate owners. City Clerk F D Brooks signs.
Sealed bids are invited for construction of the gymnasium practice rooms at Baker University Baldwin Kansas. Bids due Wednesday June 26 at 12 a m. Plans and specs available in the President's office. Committee may reject any bid. if contractor is not known a certified check is required with the bid.
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