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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
2
A Lawrence Journal article from March 8 1910 blends editorial commentary on advertising threats by a business figure, Germany and Peary polar exploits, and U S figures like Fairbanks and Rockefeller. It muses on farm vs city work, social equity, and ends with a Kansas family anecdote about a son and a deceiving husband.
A long promotional page touts Pape's Diuretic as a fifty cent cure for backache bladder trouble and kidney issues. It claims rapid relief from nocturnal urination, nervousness, and general misery, urging readers to buy through Cincinnati firm Pape Thompson & Pape.
A 19th century legal oath recounts a Toledo case where Frank J. Cheney & Co is accused of fooling a wife for six months as a son in Topeka fooled his mother. The odd tale cites a university ambition and a widow left unsupported, highlighting gendered deception and family strain.
A historical testimonial states Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh when used as directed. The document, sworn before A W Gleason Notary Public on December 1886, describes the remedy as acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free.
An advertisement touts a soothing liquid remedy for eczema and itching, promising fast relief with first drops. It claims prescription strength valine and a trial bottle can ease irritation, improve sleep, and reassure parents about a son’s belief in the product.
A New York Society woman receives a monthly beauty bill totaling around twenty two dollars. The bill lists Turkish baths water rub and massage with other items. An attendant claims a gray hair restoration lotion sells for three cents to a dollar per bottle under the brand MAY'S HAIR REMEDY.
A Rochester advertisement promotes ZEMO as a clean liquid external remedy for eczema and skin diseases. It claims rapid relief and permanent cure, touts ease of use for infants, and offers a booklet from C P Barber & Son detailing home treatment.
An ad seeks garment cleaning and pressing for men and Indies suits including silk wool cotton and lace. Goods called for and delivered promptly with guaranteed work. Mrs A Schell at 643 Delaware Street with two phones 326.
Young women students from the university will start a storytelling class at the Settlement House on New York Street. The program aims to engage residents with reading and dramatic activities while volunteers supervise, with sessions scheduled alongside other youth outreach efforts.
Belleview reports on local gatherings and social visits including Mrs. Winer Mila and Mrs. Atkerws hosting at Elmer Alfen's, with medical notices on operations and health concerns. The piece highlights Miss Maury Peale’s weight progress and a consumer pitch for King’s New Life Pills, touting relief for liver and stomach troubles.
Fire department responded to a false alarm at Wevermiller’s restaurant. Smoke from a fire in the yard entered the building, causing a man to sound the alarm, but the fire was confined to the wall with no damage.
Society life at Atlanta features a celebrated belle and popular stage figure amid social pages. The column weaves names, events, and local happenings, highlighting gatherings, performances, and notable figures in a bustling early 20th century social scene.
An 19th century style testimonial extols Metric Bitters and a kidney remedy from O. P. Barber & Son, praising cures and toning effects. The text emphasizes health restoration, vigor, and satisfaction guarantees while warning about urinary and kidney irregularities for middle aged and elderly readers.
A brief notice extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a strengthening remedy for la Grippe and related coughs. It warns that influenza can weaken the heart and lead to fatal complications, urging use of the stated product from O. P. Barber & Son and warning against substitutes.
Will Brelsford pursued a business path focusing on steady work and steady lines. He attended studies and implied he would pursue a thesis related to leadership and industry, with a strong interest in practical enterprise and personal advancement.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Amica Salve as a fast cure for skin eruptions boils ulcers and fevers with quick relief for burns cuts bruises sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles. Sold for 25 cents at O I Barber & Son. The rest of the text contains garbled and illegible fragments.
Sparse listing for a Massachusetts street attorney practice with missing name details and incomplete contact data. Contains fragmented phrases and illegible portions. presents as a damaged directory entry lacking usable dates or case specifics.
Kemp Tex resident A Stone recalls a Civil War wound and long illness then reports weight recovery after using De Kings New Discovery. The ad claims to treat coughs colds la grippe asthma bronchitis and other lung troubles with a trial bottle free and guaranteed by O P Barjen & Sop.
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