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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
4
An advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney disease and related bladder issues. It claims rapid results and whitewashing success, urging readers to mail for a free sample and full address. The copy presents dramatic health fears to push product sales.
A March Republican city primary is planned in Barerepine with wards electing a mayor council members school officials and a peace justice education superintendent and two voters in each ward named for the contest. The article lists ward slates and local party officials and notes a Friday March date in 1007.
The Lawrence publication announces a Douglas County District Court suit by T Wanting against OC Williamson A M Hensten and others. It seeks quieting title to East Half of Northwest Quarter Section 35 Township 14 Range 17 in Kansas and orders defendants to answer by March 26, 1907 or judgment will be entered.
A mysterious horse illness dubbed no name disease has prompted Dr. George H. Glover of Colorado State Agricultural College to investigate its cause and possible cure. Reported symptoms include fever, rapid exhaustion, sweating, altered mucous membranes, and weakness, with concerns of fatal outcomes and a possible parasitic link.
The fragment describes an old or humorous notion about carrying an umbrella high enough to tear out a man’s eyes or knock off his hat. It references a possible legal or moral stance on umbrella use and a curious phrase about an umbrella being worn to signal a threat or insult.
Orne Tay Fruit Syrup stimulates the diver and thoroughly cleanses the system. It clears the complexion of pimples and blotches and is the best laxative for women. It is mild and pleasant, does not gripe or sicken, and is superior to pills and aperient waters. Barber & Son.
Lawrence residents express surprise at the local effectiveness of Doan's Kidney Pills. A testimonial from Mrs. J Chenoweth of 910 Compecnieut St Lawrence Kansas praises the remedy and notes Dr. Bragg’s store recommendation led to purchase. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as US agents. remember the name Doan's.
A fragmentary quotation questions Harry Thaw's guilt and a moral command appears amid garbled text. The readable bits reference a debate on Thaw's innocence and a law related line, with unclear attribution and missing context.
An old advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns sores ulcers wounds and piles. Barber & Son guarantee the product as a sure cure regardless of age or severity, touting its healing power.
Mrs Charles Crowder visited Mrs Gentry and others while Mr Higsby appears in discussion lists. The article records social calls, readings, poetry evenings, farm visits, and planned gatherings across several households including Gardner, Orr, Martel, Uren, Levert, and Colman with mentions of strawberries, poetry sessions, and forthcoming events at Mrs Ravins home and a Manhattan reference.
Foley's Honey and Tar was deemed affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law. The notice warns against harmful drugs and endorses Foley products as safe for children and adults. Barber & Son comment on domestic concerns and public health awareness.
Henry J Allen is now in charge of the Wichita Beacon. His departure from the Second district was regretted by a large number of people. He is a strong man and had friends by the thousand.
Mrs Kennedy hosted the Review club at home. Music featured by Miss Kennedy Miss Parish Mrs Keeler and Mrs Straifan. Guests included Mrs Yaskell Mrs Porter and Miss Heller.
Fragmented OCR outlines a Ventura area club gathering with names like Mrs. Mor, Mr. Meyers, Mrs. WOH, and Mrs. Mary Bader Peery. The text references meeting actions, seating, and participants at a West Side Study Club event, with scattered remarks about papers and talks.
A garbled report records Lawrence town hearing remarks where delegates advocate for railroad rate reductions and ticket pricing changes. The text mentions a sequence of requests and assistance among attendees and notes efforts to influence policy at the meeting.
A letter by Henry Van Livkin extols Edward MacDowell as a bold American artist and urges support for a MacDowell fund. It argues MacDowell pursued noble, universal art despite lack of late praise and urges186 sustained care and a fitting memorial as national tribute to his contribution to American culture.
Lost between 50 p.m. yesterday and today a bilious attack with nausea and sick headache. Found at Barber and Son's drug store a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills, the guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice.
Burhans of Carlisle Center New York writes that after four years he remains cured of severe kidney trouble after using less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick sediment and pain disappeared and no symptom recurrence, endorsing the remedy for kidney or bladder issues.
The Electrical Engineering society schedules a Friday meeting to refine organization and form committees. A five dollar prize will go to the best button design for members, judged by a committee. An address by Professor Palmer, now a consulting engineer in Kansas City, will follow a meeting on March 7. Friday chapel talks feature Ewing Herbert, editor of the Browsesis Work, praising collegiality and cross‑school camaraderie.
Health in the Canal Zone notes skilled labor demand and Electric Bitters remedy claims amid labor tension. The Kansas notice records ORD Clingman appointed administrator of the Jay S. Smith estate in Douglas County with duties to inform interested parties.
A young man experiences his first successful kiss with a clever girl who scans him with a knowing gaze that makes him regret not acting sooner.
An advertisement notes a cold neglected can cause pneumonia and weaken lungs, risking tuberculosis. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure that stops coughs, heals and strengthens lungs, claiming La Grippe coughs yield quickly to its curative qualities. Barber & Son.
An old warning describes merchants in danger of inflated work and high bills due to faulty accounting systems. It urges readers to call Mr. Dinsmeor for samples of looser teat devices and related office tools, insisting readers must consider buying despite no certainty of benefit.
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