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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
3
Nearly forty years ago Dr. Pierce developed a medicine from native forest roots to aid digestion, liver and stomach health, and general vitality. The tonic purifies the stomach and blood, helps assimilation, and aims to relieve indigestion, biliousness, headaches, and tiredness.
An upcoming National Museum display outlines three main cases showcasing coins from early mintage to modern issues. It includes private gold and silver issues from 1936 to 1841, Confederate coins, colonial imitations, and satire of Andrew Jackson on several tokens. The collection aims to illustrate tax, minting, and state histories through diverse monetary artifacts.
Civil war veterans and officers protest the Paris sculptor model of General McClellan wearing a French style hat. They argue the headgear misrepresents the general and urge a revision before final casting for the Washington monument.
Indiana boasts a solid all state educated delegation to both houses with each district represented by Indiana University alumni in Evansville Muncie Mount Vernon and Rushville while others studied at Ann Arbor Purdue and West Point. The piece notes other states like New York had mixed outcomes and mentions a sensational crime paragraph about the Hat and gambling noting arrests of a senator and two representatives.
A Viscount and his wife face social scorn after a marriage opposed by the inn chancellor. The Viscount was sent to Tokyo amid court revulsion, while the Viscountess, living in the American capital, worries about her reception as German embassy circles watch closely. The tale unfolds amid imperial and royal intrigues across Europe and Asia.
Mrs. Mary H. Walters of Columbiu Street Columbus Ohio says she suffered extreme starvation as her stomach grew weak from drugs and her nerves failed. She claims Electric Biology brought improvement and eventual cure, with assistance from a local druggist warning against further harm.
The Iowa statesman Senator Allison, famed for reserve, avoids commitments as a hallway encounter shows. He and a stranger both pull watches and question the time, underscoring his guarded public stance. A second aside notes a mother's plan for her son to marry a Christian wife or be president, linking industry to luck.
A live chicken, smoked tea, pork chops, and eggs were sent through Philadelphia’s pneumatic mail system between central and outlying stations. The inaugural cargo demonstrated the tube network from Sixth and Fairmount to Tenth and Columbia, with speeds around ten miles an hour and a claimed capacity of 210000 letters per hour.
Capital quillings describe Senator Tillman and Miss Wetmore among a crowd of political and social notables. Aoki’s Japanese envoy wife, Ralph Cole the youngest Elshth Oho congressman, and Vice President Fairbanks hosting winter receptions highlight a portrait of Washington life. Egypt then noted as the world’s only country with more men than women by 160000 plus.
A dense collection of medical claims and anecdotes from early 1900s advertisements. It touts Foley’s Kidney Care, Foley’s Honey and Tar, Dr. King’s New Discovery, and other remedies, with testimonials, sensational cautions about illness, and marketing pitches from Barber & Son’s drug store. It blends health tips, moral anecdotes, and promotional blurbs with references to towns, individuals, and fictional quotes.
Real estate transfers include Kans. Nat. Ot] Pips Line to Kans. City Pipe Line Co for Northern Trank Line One with a $2,000 consideration. Also EW. OC. Haines and wife to Sarah E.K. Prima a partial interest linked to a larger property. Sufferers urged to seek Bly's Crean Balm for nasal conditions with claims of healing power.
Practical rice recipes from Rural New Yorker include boiled rice prep and several dishes. Techniques cover washing, boiling, and drying rice then using it in griddle cakes croquettes muffins and soups with butter eggs milk and flour.
Instructions describe preparing rabbit with skin tough meat best served with white sauce or brown gravy. Steps cover cutting, broiling, roasting in pans, and serving with bread and butter. Includes mentions of roasting times, frying, and making accompanying dishes like pie crusts and cookies with basic ingredients and measurements.
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