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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as blood purifiers and tonics. It asserts cures for liver and kidney issues, general weakness, and skin symptoms from poisonous blood, promising rich red blood and strengthened nerves. It cites endorsements from medical writers and offers a free medical adviser by mail.
Historic train schedule notes several daily express services including the Kansas City Express, California Limited, and Lawrence branch routes. It lists arrival and departure times, daily frequency, and exceptions on Sundays or holidays, with specific mentions of rate and route changes.
District 54 report lists Mr Bigsby Sit up part time and George Davis recovering from an ailment. Charles Manwarring’s boy ill with a cold. Levi Martin added to 787 telephone line. Clearman family recovering. Nora Atkinson returned home after a visit with Mrs Arthur Pease. Dewitt took over Frank Wiggles 7872 white number. CPAs helped Richard Davis with wood for him. Pleasant Hour Club met with Mrs Levett on the 25th. Life Sketch head Helen Keller and Cary state re mentioned. Ada Cremann and Mrs Duffee recited poems. Next meeting with Mrs Duffee on April 4. Mrs Benson and Merle Oscar Olson of Lawrence visited A L Buermann. Locals enjoyed snow at Buermann’s for supper. Phi Gamma members and dates dined at club house. Reek Allenn orphan play at Lake View schoolhouse Saturday March 31. proceeds fund school furnishings. Everyone invited. admission 25 cents for adults, 25 cents for under 12. Mrs J C Buermann visited Lawrence Wednesday.
Local brief recounts snow hindered baseball practice in Lecompton. EJ Wiil delivered mail in cuter for two days. Mrs. Winter of Medicine Lodge returns after ten days visiting relatives. Public events include a funeral sermon for Mrs. Wild Shot, high school activities, and talk of church union in Lecompton.
Women suffer kidney troubles blamed on their sex with symptoms like nervousness headaches and puffiness. Back pain and dark circles signal deranged kidneys and must not be ignored. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as restoring health to weak nervous women, stopping irregularities and strengthening urinary organs. At Barbar & Son's drug store.
Fraternal Aid Hall hosts Annes Music Festival with Innes and Jones orchestras of Chicago and University Glee Club. Over 100 voices in chorus. Season tickets for three events range from $1.30 to $1.50. Notices warn readers about household dangers and local ads reference Barber and Sam's drug store promotions.
In Kansas City Kansas today E Peate secretary of a barbers union testified paying 50 to M B McIlale an alleged collector for the county attorney to secure a prize fight and chicken fight last March. The item also includes scattered ad copy and local notes about bulbs contests and Douglas county corn entries.
Notice of sale in Douglas County Kansas issued by the District Court action involving Joan Baker Wilford Clark Charles Clark Jasper Baker and others. Sale set for April at 2 pm at the west front door of the courthouse to settle shares of land in sections 33 34 and 14 township 14 35 range 13 15 with listed parcels valued from 3600.00 to 6000.00. Sheriff Douglas County March 11, 18.
Fragmented observations mix quack cures and ads with a single recurring line about a married man. The text expounds on tonics, tonics for throat and lung disease, and various patent medicines, interleaved with dialogic snippets and local references, creating a jumble of promotional digests and moral quips.
An aggregation of early 20th century testimonial notes promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for lung healing and Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney health. Includes patient anecdotes from Lawrence Kansas and Port Williams Delaware, plus general warnings to avoid substitutes and keep kidneys healthy. Advertising copy emphasizes cures for coughs, lung trouble, and kidney issues with brand-name remedies.
Estate of Allen W Cant late of Dougla county Kansas. On March 2 1908 the probate court of Boured Pont Kansas appointed and authorized CreMEVESTER B Cone as administrator of the estate. All interested parties must govern themselves accordingly.
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