02 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
1
One reader message complains about missing or delayed payments for standard advertisers. The notice requests clarification on charges and payment dates while promising no charge to Klawe and asking for guidance to resolve the issue.
A notice from Enotive instructs carriers to deliver papers to subscribers by 6 o clock each morning and warns that missed deliveries may lead to deductions from their bills. The message emphasizes accountability for the previous month and requests timely distribution.
Fragmented reader complaint about irregular newspaper delivery. The message mentions a Parilon ordering the Journal and issues with carriers and the Davage Authority collecting fees for non-delivery. Unclear dates or names due to OCR errors.
A fragment notes poultry provide a valuable insect control service on farms with hens ducks and turkeys. It estimates hens destroy many grubs and beetles while turkeys search hidden pests, suggesting poultry contribute to natural pest suppression.
Fragments discuss warming water and its effects on health and digestion. Phrases reference temperature, food, and feeding practices, noting how temperature influences outcomes and the need to keep supplies ready. The text also mentions attempts to improve water quality and related remedies.
A long, garbled veterinary and animal husbandry piece discusses pure bred stallions and brood mares, with notes on rations including milk and corn, water needs, and care in winter. It ends by promoting Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a quick cure.
A casual advice piece touts prompt treatment for coughs colds and chest irritation citing W C Bareber of Sandy Level VA and a testimonial about Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. It promotes Barker Sons drugstore remedies Foley kidney cure and other patent medicines with urged purchases and trial bottles.
An advertisement touts Dr. Gasa's Blood and Nerve Tonic as a cure for overwork and weakness. It claims tablets, taken with meals, convert food into red blood and strong nerves, producing rapid gains in strength. Priced at 75 cents per box or three for a dollar, with no medical endorsement.
The fragment describes Gen. Kuroki lingering in the shade while a statue is applauded. Frederick Palmer notes the general rarely salutes, preferring maps to swords, and the sculptor shows him listening to staff. The text mentions a busy business house and push button era.
A discussion on how and why names are changed by law and custom, detailing alias use, adoption, and the constraints of the legal system. It notes risks to orphans and the need for court petitions to authorize name changes and guardian actions.
A jumble of medical ads and endorsements lists cures for back pain kidney issues coughs asthma and throat troubles. Names like Doan’s Kidney Pills Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Poe are cited with testimonials and dealer references across Lawrence Davenport Chicago and Topeka.
An illustrated 19th century advertisement claims Dr Guoas's Liver Remedy cures headaches indigestion and dyspepsia by acting at the source of trouble. It touts 20 years of trust, says pills sold by Barner & Son 909 Massachusetts Street, and urges readers to avoid al substitutes. It mentions universal benefits and encourages trial with a single pill daily.
Advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as curing incipient Bright's disease and related disorders, claiming fast sight improvement and diabetes relief. Testimonial from Marion Lea of Duoreath Jad credits three bottles with recovery after other remedies failed. Barber & Son distribute.
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