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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
2
An 1907 newspaper fragment promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the great kidney remedy that purifies blood and restores overall health. It also contains public bid notices for brickwork and street improvements in Leavenworth with bids, timing, and project details.
Senator Burton, greeted by about a dozen friends at the Union Pacific depot, appeared in good health and said he was just beginning to live. He planned to outline his life work in a speech at Abilene tonight. He had been jailed for five months, yet kept a photo of a thief.
About twenty alder students pursue continued study despite distractions. They balance academic work with social duties and remain enrolled. The program emphasizes essential skills and enduring projects, with a focus on practical preparation for future tasks.
Lawrence Mayor Keeler announces a city election on April 2 1907 to decide issuing bonds totaling forty thousand dollars for building an additional high school for manual training. Voting sites include Vermont Street City Hall and Massachu setts Street locations with a four percent interest rate and annual payments.
Filey Toney and Tar for coughs wheezes and lung troubles is not affected by the NS and Piru law. A state remedy for children and adults by Barber & Son.
Lawrence residents testify that Dean's Kidney Pills relieve back ache kidney and urinary disorders with permanent relief. Lola Helm of 815 Connecticut Street Lawrence Kansas recounts early headaches indigestion and kidney pain ending after using the pills. Sold by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Buffalo New York sole U S agents.
The Toledo notice records a land purchase completing a deal to acquire the remainder of property north of Wenbicky Street. The sale was finalized yesterday, with the lot described as fifty three by unknown feet and a fence planned to enclose the remainder. The document then shifts to a sworn oath by Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. regarding Hall's Catarrh Cure and statements about payment and testimonials.
In Oowelork last night, McCann filed nomination papers for the Sixth Ward race. A contest had been expected but officials announced no live battle until yesterday. The field centers on Mary McCann versus Fred West, with Mean seeking a second term against the only rival in the current council.
The piece notes high wages in Panama Canal construction tempt skilled artisans, but fear of fevers and malaria deters many. Electric Bitters is touted as a safe remedy against malaria and other ailments, with a guarantee from Bar ber & Son, druggists, for 50 cents.
The Review club met to study the poet Will Carleton. Mrs Arthur Huddleston led with a life sketch and presented sketches including The Poorhouse Mrs Kennedy and The Negro Funeral. Next gathering at Mrs Merwins home.
The Century Club, hosted by Mrs. Yomorn, held a gathering with 20 attendees including Miss Le De and Miss Hinton assisting. A feature on Michael Angelo and his school of virtu, plus a paper on Placenta ry School of Painting, highlighted the afternoon. A large Round Table Club afterdance followed at Mrs. W. O. Higgins home. The next meeting will be led by Mrs. Mirghot on Seach Matsa.
A fragmentary report describes Ingleside Club activities including a gathering with Mrs. Wail Nambour and Ms. French overseeing arrangements. The text mentions Moy and McGrath in loosely connected lines, with references to papers, architeehire, and Alive Industries, plus social tributes and a wartime era tone.
The Quivera Club members gathered on a Tuesday with Mrs. T. Bo Stone and others as Mrs. oMrene read on Brook Fan and Mrs. Whitman presented a paper. The Harriman Sys club plans to meet again on Bally tem with Mrs. Brome leading.
The ordinance directs erection of new paving on Jersey Street and New Jersey Street area. It details brick paving and curb work, cost estimates, and assessment of property owners for improvements. The measure, approved March 2, 1907, by Mayor Keeler and City Clerk Bros, outlines dimensions and the plan for the east portion of the streets.
Ad touts Orino Lagative Fruit Syrup as a mild liver stimulant and laxative that cleanses the system and clears pimples. Claims superiority to pills and patent remedies and notes suitability for women and children without griping. Also includes a clerical note about a 1907 Lawrence Kansas publication and a separate sewer bid notice.
Excavation work has begun on town cottages to be erected by T. N. Hanson and E. L. Frink at the corner just west of the library. The old stone building will be removed and the lots lowered. The two story modern homes will add value to the town area.
Miss Barteldes entertained the Ventura club with a roll call of favorite dishes and preparations. Hilla Lofgren spoke on a paper about Fortambleau and Mrs Fisch jer discussed roads and roadmakers.
A 19th century notice warns neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia and lingering lung weakness. It touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure to stop coughs, heal the lungs, and prevent pneumonia, claiming La Grippe coughs yield quickly to its curative qualities. It criticizes charitable benevolence as mere policy.
Bucklen Arnica Salve promises healing from any sore or ulcer with balms of arnica. It claims absolute cures for burns scalds wounds and piles and is guaranteed by Barber and Son druggists.
Topeka reports a unusually bright outlook for a record fruit harvest says W H Barnes secretary of the State Horticultural Society He notes a mild moist winter supports growth with no sudden change and forecasts a full crop of apples pears cherries and plums though peaches may lag behind other fruits across sections of the state
Lawrence grocers rush to comply as the new red can law takes effect mid summer. Violations include penalties up to 50 dollars and liability for damages from misused flammable oils. Also includes a public notice unrelated to the retail ruling. Public notices follow on property actions and court dates in Kansas.
The Journal offers the Sicber & Trurs loose leaf ledgers and transfer binders through a local agency. It invites readers to view samples, request pricing, and consider improved bill and statement handling without obligation to buy.
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