No Case of Pneumonia on Record in Report
No case of pneumonia or serious lung trouble is recorded as present. The note states there is no pneumonia case on record and no related illness documented.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
3
No case of pneumonia or serious lung trouble is recorded as present. The note states there is no pneumonia case on record and no related illness documented.
An advertorial promoting Foley's Honey and Tar as a guaranteed cure for colds, stopping coughs and healing lungs, warning against unproven alternatives and urging readers to choose the genuine product by name.
A. J. Neebaum of Batesville Ind reports a three month severe cold. A druggist and physician provided remedies, then Foley's Honey and Tar cured him after eight doses. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes with two to four medications per bottle.
University Notes recounts Professor C E McClang urging good citizenship and service in Practical Education. It lists student officers for next year, notes track practice and injuries, and covers university outreach by Mr. Davis promoting mission work, with mentions of Missouri and Ottawa visits and athletic meetings.
A young son of a prominent Lawrence merchant attended the Nickel show. After his mother asked what they saw, the boy described pictures of his family and others, remarking on the presence of his mother, father, and "the title Damn," suggesting a sensational or blasphemous scene.
Between 0:30 p.m. yesterday and noon today a bilious attack with nausea and headache occurred after finding at Barber & Son's drug store a box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills, advertised as the guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice, priced 60 cents.
The document proclaims the city election to be held Tuesday April 2 1807 in Law Kansas with voters choosing a mayor city treasurer police judge treasurer of the board of education two justices of the peace two constables two members of the board of health and one ward councilman per ward. Precincts listed include First Ward Vermont Street, Second Ward Massachusetts, Third Ward Massachusetts, Fourth Ward East Henry Street, Fifth Ward Lindleys Hall. It includes a later ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a product testimonial by Frank J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
A theater piece titled The James Boys is described with a cast including Walter, Feltey, Bryan, Ferns, Willard, Howard, Bos, Alice Hawlex, Ethel Jordan, Laura Leve, and Harry Grove. The review notes elaborate scenic design and a moral lesson about community, ending with a marketing aside for Burdock Blood Bitters and a sensational line about girls and dolls.
The piece notes high wages lure artisans to Panama Canal work but fears of fevers and malaria deter many. It cites experienced users who trust Electric Bitters as a safe malaria preventative. It claims the tonic cures blood poisons, biliousness, weakness, and stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, guaranteed by Barrow & Gon druggists.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered fragments resembling names, places, and partial actions. It mentions people, dates, and items in a confused sequence, with several unreadable tokens and misspellings, yielding no clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a healing salve and antiseptic claims. Mentions a barber and shop, with unclear references to wounds and ointments. No clear dates, individuals, or establishments are readable.
A dated advertisement touts Ree's Laxative Cough Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims a gentle bowel movement without griping and promotes adult and child use with claimed satisfaction. Sold by O P Barber & Son.
A waxy list of mayoral and council candidate notices for Republican primaries on March 15. Names include Geo J Barker seeking mayor, Tam 2 udidate re election, KEELER for Ist Ward council, G Sullivan for 3rd Ward, and others in Lawrence marked for ward seats.
Fragmentary notice lists candidates for a school board and treasurer positions. It mentions Hattie Tibball and Tucker as potential candidates, with references to May ballots and local education authority. The damaged text limits clarity on dates and full names.
James Brooks announces candidacy for re election as Justice of the Peace at the upcoming primary, running under the Republican party with the election set for March 15.
A sequence of political notices shows Tama candidates for police judge and Harleigh Benson for justice of the peace, all subject to Republican primaries with dates around March 15. The fragment references L H Menger L F Caldwell Fletcher Phillips John W Clare and seeks reelection under party rules. Also promotes Dade's Little Liver Pills by O P Barber & Son.
The Bonner Portland Cement company is organized with 2 million dollars capital to acquire land along the Kaw river bluffs north of Bonner Springs and build cement works. W. E. Gheen of Philadelphia is president, W. H. Cumey is vice president and general manager, J. D. Waters is treasurer, and Senator A. L. Cooper is secretary. The firm bought the Bonner Springs Wound Gas company holdings and 200 acres near Bonner Springs, paying 22 dollars per acre, to supply cement and use local wells for water.
A Richmond Indiana citizen A D Williams appeals to people with weak lungs to try Dr Kings New Discovery. He claims it is the only remedy that matches the proprietor's recommendation and saves more lives than any other throat and lung treatment. It is promoted as a cough and cold cure and claims to treat asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness phthisis and lung hemorrhages. Barber and Son's drug store guarantees it with 50 cents and one dollar sale prices and a free trial bottle offer.
A fragmentary page describes activities at Bowersock Opera House on Thursday March 14. It mentions performances or acts with names like Abe Tart Baldwin and Dennis Vile Peso Sayihe, along with miscellaneous chaotic dialogue and an unrelated tale about a small boy’s view of the board of health and dining.
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