Medicine and reform in early 20th century rhetoric
Fragmented prose discusses medicine claims and blood purifiers, urging health through SSS tonics and periodic nourishment. It shifts to political debate on banking reform and currency legislation, praising Wilson era measures, treasury notes, and regional reserve banks under government control.
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Bryan
Aegency
Glass
Congressional
Treasury
McAdoo
Tent Wilson
Fam
Ira
Courhetin
Board of Control
Central Board
Anoney Trust
Nine are drowned in Mississippi storm survey boat sinks
A government party survey team aboard the Beaver encountered a sudden storm on the Mississippi near New Madrid. Nine men drowned, five saved, four missing. details list Captain Lamb pilot and crew members including P. Peree Mas and Harry Sherrill. The wreck occurred four miles above New Madrid with Bates, McConnell, and Willis noted among survivors and rescuers responding near Memphis.
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Mississippi
Ubvid
Lane
Haaarore
Rhiuver
Ile
Wiletamscan
Jairty
Masondy
Montine
Wiertne
Thy
AL P.O
Tndze
Cornel University
Captain Lamb
AL UL Vospon
Ald
Coston
Harry Sherrell
Aiate
Cetonavonel Totit
PHL Wits
Jauhsub
Tenn
Tavlte
M. Peree Mas
Derk Hand
Willis Leu Heen
Memphis
Tom Dowk
Secretive work of Chamber gains daily notice
Fragmentary text about a secretive effort linked to a chamber and figures named Tallis and Wass. Mentions a remedy for trouble and a milk poster, with garbled phrases suggesting an old newspaper item about a controversial or unusual campaign or notice. No clear dates or locations readable.
Baby eczema relief from Resinol skincare trial
A mother recounts six months of painful eczema on her baby’s face with relentless itching and sleepless nights. After applying Resinol Soap and Ointment samples on a Saturday and again that day, the child slept through the night and the eczema began drying. The testimonial urges others to try Resinol, noting its claimed instant itch relief and a free sample offer via Captain Reanal, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Fletcher
Baltisiore
Rasino
Grexy
Missing Man Found Dead In Atchison River
A badly decomposed body of a young man, dressed in broadcloth trousers, a fine shirt and patent leather shoes, was recovered from the Missouri River near Atchison. Coroner W A Smith will impanel a jury to investigate this mystery as ink from an indelible pencil on a dance program obscured the names. The body showed reddish brown hair and ordinary stature. signs indicate it may have been in the water for some time.
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Atchison
Kaw
Fisher
Sale at Gallimer Store Sets New High for Week
The Gallimer store reported its most successful sale week with strong daily buying through Saturday. Proprietor Mr Colm expressed satisfaction at sales compared with the previous year, noting stock abundance and prices unchanged in ads, attracting many buyers from distant areas. Washington and Kansas items follow about funding for labor actions and a farmer tackling wheat pests, respectively.
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Colm
Ieee
Mr.Coln
Hias
Jyet
Atlas distribution ends soon for Lawrence residents
Last week for the Atlas distribution, with remaining copies at $1.08 each, sales closing Saturday night. People unable to pick up can call or reserve by phone. the Lawrence Atlas Co. has also installed welding and cutting equipment at 618 Mass. St., Browning Proprs.
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Lawrence
Fournel World
Ehlimmond
Byeryone
Aryone
Taiwrence Anta Co
Fheiesarave
M18
Mass, St
Brown Brass
Diamindm
Papper Wwork
L. O
Browning
Local Holiday Outing and New Shop Changes
A reader notes Kodak and Premp offerings as affordable gifts from Woodward & Co and Eastman, with Gibbs from 48 East Kansas moving to Atchison. Wiederbann’s Ice Cream headlines include Brown Bread flavor and Apricot Tea while Patti Players plan summer tours stopping in Wamego Kansas. Bucknerainer and Denham Paley depart Jacksonville for Denver after a Lawrence visit with Pendleton.
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Woodward & Qe
Eastman Comels
Vita Clase
Wi A *S
Wamezo
Kansas
Mann’s
Argos New York Company to Present Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night
Marvin Grove theater group from New York will perform Twelfth Night in an open air setting this Friday and Saturday. The troupe has long been praised for presenting Shakespeare in a charming, natural courtyard style, with emphasis on the plays themselves rather than stage accoutrements. The company, touring many universities, was invited by Mrs. Taft to two White House lawn performances. Barbara Harvey, widow of Fred Harvey, founder of railway dining houses, dies at 71 in Leavenworth Kansas.
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Bers ‘Orther
Crass
Argos Ath
New York
Marvin Grove
Késpeare
Alyria
Taft
White House
Tyne
Fred Harvey
Leavenworth
Kas
Barbara Harvey
Old wound haunts Capt Adna Clark may retire
Wound from fourteen years ago again troubles Capt Adna Clark now at Fort Leavenworth and could lead to retirement from field service. He sustained a shoulder joint-destroying wound during an early attack but recovered to resume duties and end as a volunteer later joining the regular army. Clark is noted as a superior marksman with the rifle and remains at Leavenworth after a long service record.
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Adna
Lawrence
Adna Gitari
Clark
Clark Kna
Eminon
Jhas
Fort Leavenworth
Market Report Kansas City Prices Steady Across Commodities
Associated Press market report from Kansas City notes steady dairy and livestock pricing with hogs receipts around 6000 and strong packer bids. Beef cattle cattle offerings include prime feed, dressed steers, cows and calves, while cash grain shows wheat at No 2 hard and No 2 red and white yields with corn Sept around 39.58 and daily 58.38.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Asa
Washington currency bill dies in House delay
Administrative officials report the treasury bill was not introduced in the House today as Rep Glass delays its presentation until details are revised. He expects to unveil the measure later this week amid talks on a broader economic reform package.
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Washington
Glass
Classified ads fragment from early local paper
Multiple small ads list housing rent sale items and employment. Entries include a late notice for tuition aid, five room house for rent on Mississippi Street, one room apartment on Alabama Street, sale of a reliable gas range, a day job for a stenographer, a summer nursery job, and a wheat shocker position. Also an aged mare for sale and a short line about Wiedemann’s fruit teas and ice.
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Eitenfars
Lawrence Business Coltlege
Gow Block
Mississippi Street
Pottave Aij
Alabama Street
H. A. Martin
Ohio Street
Belli Phone
D. H. McQuary, Jr
Nursery
Ballene’s
Hastiell Avenue
Experierc
Lone Star
Kan
Estate fraud case in Virginia linked to St Louis arrests
Federal officials in St Louis report an inquiry into using the mails to defraud related to the estate of George Nicholas of Rockingham County Virginia. Ella DeClendon a former St Louis area figure is said to be claimant, amid a disputed will and 175000 to 250000 dollar estate value. Four brothers, seeking control, hired lawyers and challenge the claim while church funds and local solicitors face financial strain.
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St. Louis
Ella DeClendon
Stuvant, Mo
Georre Nicholas
Rockinghan County
Virginia
Nicholas
George Nicholas
Elahus
St.James Amel Chureh
North Lawrence
Henry Gillum
Skeleton of mammoth found in Siberian district
The well preserved skeleton of a mammoth was recently discovered at Dubinski in the Staxy-Oakol district of Siberia.
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Dubinski
Staxy-Oakol’ Istrict
Siberia
Getting Rid of Boll Weevil Planting Trees to Fight Pests
A note on eradicating boll weevils describes planting colored fir trees around cotton fields to deter pests and clear southern cotton lands of infestation. The concept links tree color to pest aversion as a defense strategy.
Permanent Engagement Maud Transcript
A brief dialogue shows Maud confirming engagement with Jack but Ethel doubts marriage is possible. The exchange implies uncertainty about long term commitment and potential obstacles to wed.
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Maud
Jack
Ethel
Bost -Transcript
Too Late Now Blunderby and Second Sight Quip
A light exchange about Blunderby falling in love at first sight and wishing for second sight sparks a quip on words of wisdom. The line contrasts perceived intelligence with mere memory, noting wisdom can vary in meaning.
That Boy Again and The Average Woman Slobbs Debate
Fragmented lines from London Opinion discuss a boy, a mother, and dessert concerns, with critic quotes on beauty and fear. Mentions Ray Merwin, Prof. C. Merwittang, KU, and a playful exchange about shallow judgments. The text blends questions and quips without clear narrative.
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London
Ray Merwin
Rand
Ray Merswin
C. Merwittang
Gary
Mig
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Bucknerainer
Denham Paley
Jacksonville
Florida
Penver
Colorado
Larence
W. H. Pendleton
Wiedernann’s
Wiederbann’s
L. D. McAlarney
Tea
Women‘ S Mission
Circle of the Baptist
Elmeh
RB. M. Gregory
Masoachuseetts Street
The
Baptist Brotherhood
Metirdy
Vermont Street
Wer Drake
Aurors, Mo
Southwest
Missouri
Inee Nursery
Mr. Drake
Tennessee Streeh
Price
Daly
Amd
Harmony
Omaha
Neb
Jane
Charles W. Fairbanks
Nebraska Republicins
BK. W. Morris
Focal Salvation “Army
Basix Forriz
Wiedemann’s
Haskell
Wiedemann
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Journal-World
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Dougherty Stoge
Jim and
Hattie Dougherty
C. Edward
Hubach
Bell
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