Laxative cough syrup fines Tepgece ruling
A brief legal notice reports Tepgece fined after a court case over a laxative cough syrup. The item involves regulatory action and a financial penalty.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
3
A brief legal notice reports Tepgece fined after a court case over a laxative cough syrup. The item involves regulatory action and a financial penalty.
Lawrence mayor J A Keeler declares a special election on April 2 1907 to decide issuing forty thousand dollars in bonds for building an additional high school for manual training. Voters in six wards will cast ballots at designated city locations during lawful hours.
A quirky early 20th century advertisement laments farming loneliness and the risks of bad meals. It touts Dean's Regulats as a cure for liver and digestive complaints, priced at 25 cents, and ends with a moral about a family member's sins.
The article notes high wages lure young artisans to join Panama Canal construction crews but fear of fevers, malaria, and illness holds them back. It extols Electric Bitters as a safe, preventative cure for malaria, blood poisoning, biliousness, and digestive and kidney issues, guaranteed by Bar ber & Son.
Professor Blacemaer argues for integrating industrial training in all grades from kindergarten to high school. He cites economic needs, systematic hands‑on work, and the cooking department as proof that practical manufacture builds character and citizenship while boosting efficiency and local investment. He urges a central industrial school and broader adoption.
An early 20th century medical pitch offers a thirty day treatment for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. It promises a money refund if not satisfied and claims the pills contain no alcohol and do not derange the stomach. Sold by C. P. Berber & Son.
Fragmentary ad style copy promotes arnica based remedies as cures for wounds piles and similar ailments. Claims are made by Barber and Sin and reference medical expertise but lack verifiable details.
Fragmentary notes describe cautions about salves and skin care, mentioning Pine Salve and other remedies. The text references rebalance of treatment and potential reactions, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A Richmond citizen A D Williams promotes Dr Kings New Discovery at Barber & Son's drug store, claiming it cures asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and lung hemorrhages. The ad offers trial bottles free and lists prices 2d% and 1.00, urging weak lungs to try the product.
Attendance and interest surged at the South Park tabernacle gathering where the chorus, aided by the orchestra, performed while Miss Kate Reg ubis offered pleasing selections. Mr Wilhite preached a revival atmosphere urging city residents to aid in Mountonplite efforts as the service concluded with the choir’s minutes of song.
Greatly moves the bowels and at the same time stops the cough. Bee's Syrup contains tar with no opiates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Uliblen like it. Mathers endorse it. Sold by O. T. Barber & Sun.
A garbled OCR item references a product named Relie, a claim of relief for itching and bleeding piles, and a vendor C. P. Barber & Son. The text mentions Man Zan, Ty Teas, and coded terms, with scattered phrases about seating, dates, and cooperation.
The Lawrence newspaper publishes a district court notice filed February 20 1907 by plaintiff Hess seeking quiet title to Lots 1 2 in Section 5 Township 12 Range 19 and adjacent parcels totaling 111 acres. Defendants must answer by April 30 1907 or judgment will be entered.
Fire department responded to a morning blaze at 1 Vermont Street behind the Medivaetter barn. The fire damaged the pile back of the barn before crews contained it with minimal further impact.
Regular meals 15e and short orders. Special rates to weekly boarders. Confectionery, ice cream, summer drinks from the fountain. Choice cigars. Craigmile, proprietor at 633 Mass Street. Home phone 160.
Officers jailed Phillip Vogler yesterday on insanity charges. Vogler, living about 16 miles from town, resisted and barred access to his property during a confrontation over corn. His condition is described as serious as he awaits a hearing.
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