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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims kidneys purify blood and that weak kidneys affect the whole body, urging readers to try the product with promises of cures and endorsements by doctors and druggists. The text contains garbled supplier details and a mixed tone typical of period medical ads.
Lost and found notice fragment mentions Ha bss Barber and Dr. Vie rum in sonata analysis context. Readable details are limited. no clear person, organization, place, or concrete action available.
The Republican primary will be held March 11 at designated city polling places in all Lawrence wards. Polls open 2 to 7 pm. Offices to fill include Mayor, City Treasurer, one Council per ward, two Board of Education members, Police Judge, Treasurer of the board of… etc. Supervisors named for each ward: 1st Ward G, 2nd Ward A A Becker, 3rd Ward Adam Carter, 4th Ward J D Barton, 5th Ward Geo Campbell, 6th Ward Sam Houston. Chairman J B Wilson.
A timid critique from a reader in Rockville Indiana circulates about Kansas manners and politeness. The piece questions local rigidity and hints at a satirical letter exchange involving Toledo Ohio figures, concluding with a humorous pledge regarding a nostrained cure claim and a distant advertisement style signature.
Readable bits mention weather notes and a health ad. Mentions pineules, rheumatism, and remedies sold by DP Barbet Prints Tow Mat. Odd lines reference treatment, kidney wader, and notions of focus tips amid garbled text. Quasi promotional tone dominates with scattered product and motive phrases.
A Richmond resident, A. D. Williams of 107 West Main Street, appeals to people with weak lungs to try Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad claims it cures asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and phthisis and stops lung hemorrhages while building lungs. Barbers Son drug store guarantees it with 50c and 1.00 prices and a trial bottle free.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a manual training school event with test records and laboratory references. The readable fragments suggest a formal evaluation or demonstration but lack clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
An old newspaper ad promotes Man Zan the Great Pile Remedy for piles. It claims quick relief from itching bleeding or protrusion and offers a money back guarantee. The product is sold by C. P. Barber & Son and emphasizes a collapsible tube with a nozzle for targeted application. It references government concerns and health claims by GEO. B. EDGAR.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about a missionary sermon and an AME church context. The readable items include names partially: Barber, Vardnek Blood, and references to sermon content, church groupings, and possible hymn or sermon notes, all highly garbled and incomplete.
A terse note indicates an individual was taken into custody and detained. The report provides minimal details on the reason or location, focusing on the transfer to detention facilities without further context or follow up.
Channel workers in the Panama Canal Zone rely on Electric Bitters to guard against fevers and malaria, with claims the tonic keeps workers safe and healthy. It is presented as a cure for blood poison, biliousness, weakness, and stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, guaranteed by Bar ber Son druggists.
A newly adopted tax law creates county level offices and duties for tax assessment and collection. Judge James Hatpl supervises appointments while counties elect and install assessors and deputy assessors in January 1910, with terms lasting to the second Monday in January.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns scalds cuts wounds and piles. Barker & Son druggists advertise the salve at 25 cents claiming it cures various skin injuries.
The article outlines new league rules for the coming summer season. Highlights include a ruling that if a batter interferes with the catcher, the base runner from third shall be called out, and a pitcher hit by a ball near the plate may affect outs for baserunners behind. The notice also lists an appointment in Douglas County Kansas, with ORD CLINGMAN named administrator for the estate of Jay A. Smith.
A. J. Head, from Grenada Colorado, tells a reporter in the city of his awful experience with beet sugar ventures. He describes how promoters promise easy profits, lease lands, and push farmers into heavy mortgages, leaving many trapped and financially ruined, with health and water issues along ditches and unsanitary conditions. He plans to relocate to Burlingame and warns locals against entering the business, offering to share more facts to would-be settlers.
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