Favorite Prescription for Women by Dr Pierce
A long advocacy for Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription describing its supposed benefits for women. Claims include its known composition, years of cures, suitability for nervous and uterine ailments, and endorsements by medical writers. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and offers free consultation by mail from Buffalo, with details on ordering and the Common Sense Medical Adviser offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Vierce
Nho
RY. Tierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Suregical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Addrees Dr. Pierce
Lawrence to vote on bond interest raise for manual training building
Lawrence mayor George J. Barker proclaims an April 7 1908 election to decide raising the interest rate on 40000 bonds issued for the Manual Training High School Building from 4 to 4.5 percent per year. Ballots will ask "For increase of interest to 4.5 percent" or "Against increase." Polling places listed by ward and hours 8 am to 6 pm. Authorities note the measure stems from a March 2 1908 Board of Education resolution and prior state authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Lawrence
Kansas
Cis
Board
Telon
Abe Sebonl
Kanens
State of
City
Lawrance
City of
George J. Barker
Isw
Vermont Street
City Hall
W. Warren
Third Ward
Massachusetts Street
Fourth Ward
Henry St
Fifth Ward
Locust and
Pa. Sta
A. C. U. W. Hall
Geo. J. Barker
D Brooks
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths and Remedies
An old ad prospectus warns that kidney disease leads to heart trouble and bladder issues, urging Swamp Root as a cure. It touts Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York and promises free books with purchase. Also includes miscellaneous notes and testimonials about health and a joke about straw hats and streetcars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldress
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
King of throat and lung remedies praised by Empire man
C. C. Eldridge of Empire Ga touts Dr King s New Discovery as the best cough and cold remedy. He says it cures croup and throat lung troubles for seven years. Sold under guarantee at Barber Son s drug store Co and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
C. C. Eldridge
Empire
Earth
Ube
Barber & Son’s Drug Store, Co
Miss Hortense Nielsen to Perform A Doll's House and Ghosts
Miss Hortense Nielsen and her company return to Bowersock Opera house on Thursday March 26 presenting Ibsen’s A Doll’s House at matinee and Ghosts at night. Nielsen plays Nora and Mrs Helen Alving, two starkly different roles praised for her versatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Nielsen
Ibsen
Bowersock Opera House
Miss Nielsen
Nora
Helen Alving
Doans Kidney Pills Help Various Kidney Ailments
An old newspaper fragment describes kidney-related suffering across ages from backache to urinary disorders. It cites Mrs J P Argubright of Lawrence Kansas praising Doan's Kidney Pills for her son whose rest was disturbed by nighttime rising, noting the link between activity and worsening kidney pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
J.P. Argubright
Connecticut St
Lawrence
Kan
Doan’s
Club Notes From Lawrence Literary Meetings 1908
The Journal will publish weekly summaries of Lawrence literary clubs meetings. Most clubs did not hold regular business. Abbott led a university lecture outing with several writers attending. exhibitions and art study were noted. Members from Head Tate, Ny Name, Ladies' Literary League and The Review attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sccs
Lawrence
Dentinet
Te University
la V Abbott
Cebsdy
Deere
Uasity
Universiy
Tate
Tae
Ladies’ Liverary
Ventura Club Meets This Week At Abbott Lecture
Miss Mande Shaler presided at the Ventura Club meeting amid notes of domestic science. Miss Catherine Crew announced Maxtell Parris as a prize winner in the discussion. The gathering adjourned early after the Abbott lecture, with attendance noted by local paper reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mande Shaler
Veoutiita Elah
Maxtell Parris
Catherine Crew
Cheerful Hour Reading Club Hostess Evening
Mrs. Riss Berger hosted the Cheerful Hour Reading Club Tuesday with pleasant company. The group plans a meeting next week with Mrs. 3.2. Schliefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riss Berger
Peeluh
Schliefer
East Side Study Club Minutes Include Social Event
East Side Study Club held a Wednesday afternoon at the Pact. Members discussed St Thtrick verses and served refreshments with Earl's shamrock decor. A descriptive letter titled Lafe in Fees Alaska was read. The group adjourned to meet April 1 with Mrs Mary Keeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferge
Ferneten
St. Thtrick
Alaska
1Aridsey
Re Waller
Mary Keeney
Minervian and ILTE Clubs Report Meeting Notes
Minervian Club met with Mrs. John Swaim and heard remarks on American fiction. Mrs. N Gentry and Mrs. Maude Farshberger gave papers. reading selected by Mrs. Swaim. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Ship Gentry. ILTE Club met at Miss Edith Lineham’s home. members write a book on the club to read at future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swaim
N. Gentry
Maude Tfarshberger
Swaim
Ship Gentry
EL Club
IL 1
Edith Uinehman
Lawrence Reading Club Meets at 1109 Tennessee
The Lawrence Reading club met with Mrs. Russell at 1109 Tennessee. Roll call cited quotations from Oliver Wendell Holmes. Two papers were read, Mrs. Fitch on Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mrs. Barry on Greater Historians from 1800 to 1891, then adjourned to Fraser Hall for Dr. Abbott's lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Reading Club
Russell
Tennessee
Oliver Wendell G
Fitch
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Barry
Fraser Hall
Dr. Abbott
Kansas teachers to meet in Leavenworth weekend session
Northwest Kansas Teacher association schedules a three day meeting in Leavenworth April 2 3 4 with sessions in the high school assembly room. Expected speakers include out of state educators such as Dr Wy G Wilcox of Iowa State University and S L Heder superintendent of St Paul city schools and Mrs Gaynor of St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Kansas Teacher Association
Leavenworth
Wy. G. Wilcox
Iowa State University
St. Paul
Wallpaper advertisement praises wall improvements on Vermont and Warren streets
A fragmented notice touts wallpaper and paste products. It extols Oraelyte pads for wall improvement at a building corner on Vermont and Warren streets and references Phillips Wallpaper store. It praises the display as stylish and admirable, noting the wall and corner as focal points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Vopner
Vermont
Warren Streets
Oraelyte
Sou Viekensum
Liew Powe
Massachusetts
Grep
Wiest
Phillips Wailpaper
What Do They Cure How These Medicines Work
The article extols Golden Medical Discovery as a potent alterative and tonic, boosting mucous surfaces from throat to stomach and aiding cataract issues. Poured with Praise for Pierce’s Pellets, it also touts Parive Prescription for strengthening worn lives and regulating female health. Both medicines are claimed non alcoholic and non secret with endorsements from medical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Tierce
Mendleine
BNF
Mmn. de
Pierce
University Notes from Hutcheson News Meeting in Lawrence
W. Morgan editor answers questions at the Board of Regents gathering and speaks on journalism quality. Professors and students from various schools visit the university for conferences and family visits. An engineers challenge to the Laws is issued for a tag-of-war contest on the Kaw river banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson News
Lawrence
Ronis
University
Queens
Mgr. Morgan
Kansas
Richard Allen
Montsemery County
Fish School
Ernest McBeide
Paul Neve
Lydepertence
Ruth Severance
Truk Selimack
Washburn
Letha Hurst
Ella Nach
Lyons
Jessie Parker
Chi Omega
Chi Omega House
Bernice Fluke
Kansas City
Winifred Blackmar
Lucy Dickerson
Ralph E. Gowers
Ottawa
Tremnioon
Edith
Caroline Stoner
Kan-xas City
Kaw
Crombine
Board of Health
Bailey
Baker University basketball trip and conference notes
Baker University participates in the South Kansas conference events this week with speakers from Glenelub and Prof. McCutehan. A game with Saline is set for Marvel 24h, while the baseball program shows strong prospects and the track team plans a local appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kansas
Methodist Episcopal
Tharsisting
Baker Universit Presram
Ersity Glenelub
Honda
Bristow
McCutehan
Conservatory
Kansas
Baker
Mogt
First Day of Spring In Early Season Report
The article notes the first day of spring with bright sun and birds singing. Gardners have planted much of the garden, farmers plowed almost all early potatoes and sowed oats, with corn planned for late month. It claims this is the earliest spring ever known. The blossoms are out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Fragmented OCR Punctures Election Night Notes and Odds
A garbled OCR summary describes political candidates and voting results with scattered names and places. It mentions Gervidt and Spebedleo voters, Ardher Daghords, and references to ballots and a night of tallying. The piece hints at winner names and a tense political scene without clear, coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervidt
Rine Repiduivan
Vier
Uncertain Fragments Spark Odd Local Notice
Fragmented OCR text hints at an event or notice involving a girl, a fan, and names like Donte and LY Tiere. Readable entities are limited. no clear dates, places, or actions emerge to confirm a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Piercé
Lawrence Daily Journal
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FL J. Cheney & Co
To- Wate
W. Gleason
Xotary Puhlfe
Wall
Wallraiitids Tree
Cheney & CO
Harts Family
Quivera
Charles Dbehens
Euelogue
Srp
Sara Hielardsen
Friends In Council
Mas
Elsalle
Imeliwon
Ventura Club
East Side Study Club
Minervian Club
Northwest Association
Mans
Tallwin
University Notes
Baker University
Biel
Meo
E. U. Boy
von Alten
Bea Si
Etek
Desa
Ives
Eureka
Stawey
Hersea
Nate
O. P. Barber & Son
Foley
Vic
George Batson
Fountain Grove
Barber & Son
Cardus Creek
Wisvilles
Jon St
Bates