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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
3
A garbled advertisement mockingly touts Dr. Favorin Prescription as a cure for various ailments. The illegible copy claims strong, honest dealing and lists a long, incoherent list of supposed remedies, ingredients, and outcomes with no clear efficacy or verifiable claims.
A lengthy article discusses keeping meat and animals in cold storage without artificial cooling. It notes that winter temperatures can reach below freezing naturally, aiding preservation. The piece mentions regional market activity and the role of weather in sustaining supply chains for animal products.
An analysis of whether a country can or should welcome foreign workers during hard times. The essay argues it is an economic question, noting nations rely on imports and face questions about funding frontier aid. It weighs moral and practical considerations, referencing the Brooklyn Eagle.
Notice of Close of Poll Books for voter registration in the city of Lawrence states books will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. through Friday March 23, 2006, after which they close until the general election on Tuesday April 3, 2006. D Brooks, City Clerk.
A Lawrence Kansas feature promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ailments and general urinary issues. The story quotes Mrs J D Chenoweth of 919 Connecticut St praising the remedy after relief from dull ache, frequent urination, and sleep disruption. Also references Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs, Burdock Blood Bitters, and Hall's Catarrh Cure as popular tonics. Claims involve multiple products and endorsements with price points and dealer notes.
In a blunt interview Mr Bowersock voiced support for joint statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory and urged passage of an enabling act this session. He warned against delaying action beyond the current session and criticized rival amendments, while pledging to press for admission of Oklahoma with early and late effort.
Real estate transfers list several transfers among individuals and counties with parcels and consideration figures, including James Epley and John E. Harritt. The article includes an Indianapolis dateline and notes on Business of the Republic Oil Company and Standard Oil. It ends with quirky, unrelated quotes and jokes about marriage, wealth, and judgment.
The piece debates safe coexistance of autos and horse traffic, urging civil remedies for damage, slower speed, and police measures. It cites law actions for damages, police speed checks, and even injunctive relief to curb reckless driving, while noting garden benefits and public health tips. Barbour & Bon advertise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs amid a broader column.
First published March 13 1906 in Lawrence Daily Journal the mayor proclaims the city election on April ? 1906 for two board of education members and one council seat per ward voters in Lawrence Kansas will cast ballots at specified ward locations between 9 and 4. Polling sites include Vermont Street court room Massachusetts Street 019 Massachusetts Street East Henry Street Lindley Hall Leeust and A L W hall Attest
A sheriff sale notice announces land foreclosure in Douglas County Kansas by order of execution. The described property includes parcels in the northwest quarter of section and other specified tracts in the county with bids to be made at the courthouse according to the sheriff’s sale procedures.
Women suffer kidney disorders more often, but attribute symptoms to female diseases. Nervous unrest, headaches, puffy dark circles, back pain signal trouble. Foley’s Kidney Cure is claimed to restore health, purify blood, and strengthen organs, sold at Barber & Son’s drug store.
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