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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the sole medicine for women’s weaknesses and delicate diseases. It claims full preparation for use, includes on the bottle wrappers all ingredients, and urges readers to verify with their druggist or write to Dr Pierce in Buffalo NY for endorsements and medical authorities.
Fragmentary line describes a tonic or remedy promising rich blood and strength for men and women, with odd wording and unclear product or context. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities present.
Ballots must be printed on uniform white paper headed Official Ballot Republican Primary Election for Candidate for Congress from the Second Congressional District. Names printed in alphabetical order with squares for votes, back shows precinct. County Republican central committee assigns ballots, judges safeguard, and tally sheets used for accurate results.
Mrs. Mary H. Walters of St. Clair Street Columbus reportedly weakened by age and illness as she starved towards death. A health treatment claimed by Barber & Som, druggists, is noted but details are unclear in the fragment.
A Des Moines woman near starv ation after gastritis battles recovered after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports relief from vomiting and weakness, noting a return to normal appetite and ability to work. The testimonial credits the pills for stopping vomiting and restoring strength. She urges others to try the remedy.
An advertisement claims kidney issues cause nervousness headaches and dark circles, urging women to treat with Foley’s Kidney Cure at Barber & Goe’s drug store. It asserts the remedy restores health, stops urinary irregularities, and cleanses the blood system.
The document sets a plan for replacing objectionable election board members, referees chosen by each congressional candidate, and a 1906 June September transition to a new Second District Republican committee. It orders a March 24 primary with listed polling places across Lawrence and county townships and names supervisors, judges, and clerks for each ward and precinct.
A jumble of endorsements and claims for various patent medicines appears from Pittserd Virginia and nearby shops. Advertisements promise cures for headaches coughs and constipation and claim to restore memory and health with products like Dr Kirg's New Life Pill and Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
Lawrence city council approves a public utility project to grade curb and pave Ontario street and intersecting roads from Massachusetts to Louisiana with concrete and brick, financed in ten annual installments. City Clerk Brooks certifies the measure for publication.
Poley & Co of Chisago advertise Hons ey and Ter 526 as a lung remedy praised for merit and Foley’s Hosey imitators warned against. They offer a remedy claim with a strong laxative effect and promise safe preparation, urging cautious investment offers. Barber & Bon’s drug store carries the product.
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