Nature's Way Is Best Restorative for Chronic Lung Ailments
A historical promotional notice for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery touts nature based remedies. It claims extracts from native roots like Cherry bark Queen's root Golden seal Bloodroot and Stone root aid bronchial throat and lung troubles including bronchitis laryngitis chronic coughs and catarrh also aiding indigestion liver torpor constipation and kidney issues. The ad invites readers to request a copy and lists Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York as the authority behind the medicines.
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Nature
Dr. Pierce
Mack
Pierce
But
Unclear transit and schedule notices across cities
Fragmented OCR text lists daily transportation and passenger notices referencing Lawrence Topeka Leavenworth and other cities with frequent terms like daily except Sunday and arrivals. It mentions buses trains and massenger concepts with confusing names. The readable facts are sparse and uncertain.
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Atchisun
ESA
SANEA
Etteetiwe
Wolo Kapgas
Kauss City
Chica
Thais
Fit Mall
Dally
Lawrence
Ually
Daly
Leavenworth
Nutts Farias
Bagtos
Indian Work System Hurts Sioux Progress, Says Observer
B K Suiffen of the Indian Rights Association questions the Indian work system implemented a few years ago as part of the ration program. After touring the Sioux reservation in South Dakota, he observed that the system slows progress, disrupts self-sufficiency, and undermines years of government and missionary effort. He notes failed incentives, lost earnings to wage labor, and damages to homes and crops, urging radical change to preserve Indian allotments and improve habits.
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B. K. Suiffen
Indian Rights Association
Bay
Shiften
Sioux
South Dakota
Dee
Bestian
Customary Irish Wit Contest Ends in Laughter
A comical duo Patrick and Michael compete in a mock contest of wits judged by a squire. Spun tales and verse clash as each tries to outdo the other in a lively rural gathering with a playful prize. The crowd roars as the contestants exchange quips and a final twist divides the prize.
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Patrick
Michael
Michal
Earl
Minneapolis
Bridget
Rick
Cured Hemeorrheges and Lung Remedy Endorsement
A. M. Ake of Wood, Indiana praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for curing long standing lung trouble after trying several physicians. He claims his cough and lung pain improved, recommending the product to prevent colds and stop coughing. Barber & Gon’s Drug Store advertises the remedy and substitutes.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Jad
Foley
Barber
1Gon's
Silk Hats Hinder Piety in West End Churches
A historical observation notes seventeenth century practice of men wearing hats in church and at meals. A London daily hints upper class attendance suffers due to hat etiquette and lack of cloakrooms. A West End vicar and a verger recount humorous anecdotes illustrating hat related disruptions and proposed solutions.
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West End
West Africa
Vast Oklahoma Farm System Described in World’s Work
A World’s Work excerpt portrays a 9 000 acre farm run by the Miller family with nine five mule teams plowing furrows, hay production from 20 mowing machines, and extensive alfalfa and corn. It notes 10 000 tons of hay, 42 reapers, steam threshers, seed wheat selling at 9 1/2 cents, and stock fed on fields and pastures.
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Oklahoma
Miller
Notice of Final Settlement in Wood estate
Notice of Final Settlement in the estate of Ed W. Wood. Page garbled text attributes executors and proceedings. identify heirs and settlement actions. Court and filing details appear, though partially unreadable.
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Firat
Lawrence
March
Ed W. Wood
Cecesaid
Thal
Uae
Historic White House Weddings Across Presidents
A survey of marriages linked to the White House reveals twelve ceremonies in the historic edifice since its early days. Notable unions include Mrs Lucy Payne Washington and figures tied to Adams, Madison, Monroe, and Jackson with dates across 1834 to 1918.
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Alice Roosevelt
White House
Adams
Washington
Madison
Lucy Payne Washington
George Stepton Washington
Washirston
Juste Todd
Maulson
Anos Todd
Wadelphia
John G Jackson
Congress
Vir
Mewall Jackson
Gret
James Monroe
Maria Hester Mariie
Idea
Sig Walls
Martie
Samuel Lawrence Gouverneur
New York
John Quincy Adams
Mary Hellen
John Adams
Andrew Jackson
Peggy” Eaton O'Neil
Paace
Delia Lewis
Nashville
Tenn
Alphonse Joseph Yver Pageot
Mar- Unique
Wretington
Mary Euston
Jackson
Lucien B. Poll
Emily Martin
Leo Slandolph
Jefferson
van Buren
Maj
Abrahi van Buren
Ann Singleton
Booth
Mra
Elizabeth Tyler
Tyler
Wilfon Waller
Willamsburg
Teton
Nelle Gran
Algernor Go. Siateris
Gen. Grint
Ayes
Merce
Vaiss
Mindy Platt
Olay
Grover
Lelong Remains Overlooked as Others Fear Looking Up
A cryptic line suggests people hesitate to admire or acknowledge Lelong, fearing judgment or consequences. The text implies social pressure and silent judgment within a community context.
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Lelong
The Dream Balm and Cough Remedies Parade
A jumble of testimonials tout Dr. King's New Discovery and Ely's Dream Balm, promising cures for coughs colds hay fever and catarrh. Included are personal claims from Mrs. Mary H Walters and Ora A Stephens praising relief and complete cures, with price notes and drugstore availability.
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Ely
Ruggista
Ely Brow
Warren Street
New York
Cure Your Kidneys With Doan's Kidney Pills
Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as a cure for kidney related pain backache and headaches with a testimonial from Mrs Lola Leim of Lawrence Kansas. The ad claims relief of back and kidney pain indigestion and lethargy after using the product from Dick Bro’s drug store. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y as Dean’s Kidney Pills price 60 cents.
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Bright
Lola Leim
Connecticut St. Lawrence
Kan
Dick Broa
Doao
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Dean's
Foley Honey and Tea praised amid imitations in ads
Foley & Co Chicago promotes Foley's Honey and Tea as the genuine remedy amid many imitations. The ad urges customers to ask for Poley's Homey and Tea and reject substitutes. It notes the product contains no opiates and is suitable for children and delicate persons, sold at Barber and Bon's drug store.
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Foley
Foley & Co
Chicago
Tara
Poley
Barber & Bon
City council approves Ontario street paving plan in 1906
At a March 5 1906 meeting the Lawrence city council adopted a resolution for Ontario street and intersecting streets and alleys to be degraded curbed and paved from Massachusetts to Louisiana. The plan calls for four inches of concrete with brick or two courses of brick plus sand cushion and filler or grout. Costs to be paid in ten annual installments as per F D Brooks city clerk.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Ontario Street
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Louisiana Atreat
F. D. Brooks
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