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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
2
An old newspaper column surveys Pennsylvania politics, the Republican stance, and the delay of legislative independence. It laments party maneuvering, praises reform of house rules, and questions voter behavior in primaries. The piece also discusses race in Topeka's views, urging colored people to save and own homes amid poverty and rent burdens.
The article lauds Theodore Roosevelt for an unprecedented, heartfelt demonstration honoring his public life. It portrays him as delightfully American, profoundly patriotic, and unmatched in the world for his honesty and stature.
The Hutchinson Gazette urges Douglas County Democrats to stay loyal to their party in the August primary and avoid cross voting. It argues Democrats should not aid Republican candidates and should unite to elect their governor candidate in November amid Kansas Republican dissension.
An advertisement claims eczema is caused by microscopic organisms under the epidermis and promotes a liquid skin treatment in bottles sold by Dick Bros. at 747 Mass. St. Louis. The copy asserts the medicine must penetrate the skin and promises itch relief with a 25 cent bottle D. D. D. Prescription. The piece ends with a cynical line about truth and children.
An old-time sage brew for darkening hair is replaced by a modern product Wyeths Sage and Sulphur. The remedy, marketed by Wyeth Chemical Co and sold by O P Barber, costs 50 cents to 1 dollar a bottle and is advertised as a proper strength scalp preparation. The ad ends with a quip about money and enjoyment.
A Kansas City woman testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills restored strength after childbirth, improving blood quality and easing headaches and fatigue. The advertisement claims the pills treat anemia and related conditions and offers free booklets with care tips for women and babies.
Column argues for a public women's rest room while urging humane treatment for city horses tied in streets. A merchant notes horses are left in front of his shop all day without feed or water, prompting calls to enforce welfare measures with solid evidence.
An advertisement from Mr. C. P. Barber & Son, chemist and druggist, touts ZEMO as the most successful remedy for eczema and skin ailments. It claims ZEMO is a clean liquid external treatment, superior to old greasy salves, draws germs to the surface and destroys them, safe for infants, with free sample bottles and a booklet offered on home cure guidance.
Dr King s New Discovery promised to save lives from coughs and bronchial illnesses amid air travel and war era inventions. The ad touts instant relief for bronchial afflictions and whooping cough, with a Asheville testimonial from James M Black and a free trial offer.
Learn to Swim offers a free trial session for boys and men at a safe depth pool. The YMCA advertises wholesome swimming instruction with a welcoming, free trial for beginners.
Fragmented ad style narrative praising deeds over words and detailing medical remedies for kidney pains in Lawrence. Includes testimonial style statements about Dr Dean's Kidney Pills, Hucklen’s Arnica Salve, and Cheney Co cures, with old address references and promotional language.
The Government offers $800 to $2,500 annual for Railway Mail Clerks and related posts with nationwide examinations. Thousands of appointments expected. open to men and women over 18 who can learn via free instruction from the Bureau of Instruction in Rochester New York.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York writes that for a year his family has used Dr King's New Life Pills, calling them a blessing for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad notes they are easy to use and cost 25 cents at O P Barber Son.
On the hottest day of the season, many men shed coats and readers rushed to buy light literature. Bookstores reported a surge in sales of light fiction while heavier volumes remained shelved top, readers preferring home reading in cool parlors over library visits.
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a natural remedy for headaches backaches dizziness kidney and urinary issues. It markets energy restoration and overall vitality, noting availability from druggists or by mail for 50 cents with a free sample offer.
Real estate transfer notice lists Carrie G Dorward and Floreice Mo transferring Lot 4 to Katherine Dorward and a subsequent transfer by Dorward to Charles Dorward. Includes lease reference to J B Cunningham and Wilson, Civ ons & Ryan Co, with described rights to extract all minerals from the described property.
A 19th century advert promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak health and beauty. It claims improved stomach, liver, and kidney functions, purified blood, and better skin and nerves. Available for 50 cents at O. P. Barber & Son's store.
A compact survey of July issues with essays by Ernest Poole on Dream Citys and Poke Mining Schemes exposing frauds. Includes pieces on Mrs Tart at golf, Harvard Kellock’s philosophy, The Business Side of the Civens, and a portrait of Eliott the printer. The issue blends fiction and criticism, highlighting American ideals and contemporary culture.
Fragmented OCR text outlines serialized fiction and column features including The Side Door and A Rew Look with Look. notes on character arcs, installments, and plotting as authors Slice Maellachas Crave Marchewan Crete move through a multi-part story.
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