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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
3
Advertisement extols glycerine in Dr Pierce's Medicines for enhancing extracts and as a nutritive antiseptic aiding Black Cherrybark Golden Eagle root Stona root and Quenua root in coughs bronchitis throat and lung issues. Claims cures for consumption in early stages and severe coughs aided by a little book of extracts and free consultation via mail order with stained stamps.
A New York Tribune report recounts a Gut visitor's remarks on Galicians in Spain and their alleged suitability for canal labor. It cites prejudice against Galicians as not Spanish in speech or manners, yet notes perceived strength, endurance, and a tendency to migrate for work, including harvests and service jobs, amid poverty and deception fears.
A blue eyed matron recalls the pride and nerves of supporting her son through football games. She describes sleepless nights fearing injuries and the moment he scored the winning play, crowning her as the mother of a hero and the proudest moment of her life.
Technical World Magazine in April describes American made automobiles priced from W400 to 21 500 and features novelties such as eight ton auto trucks three wheeled rapid speed carts electric horns organ horns with four tunes lectric manunclators for chauffeur directions and 48 notable motor construction changes.
Notice published in the Lawrence Daily Journal on March 23 1904 states that on March 28 1903 the probate court of Douglas County Kansas appointed and authorized BESTER BL CONE as administrator of the estate of Allen W Cone, deceased of Douglas County. Interested parties are advised to govern themselves accordingly.
The notice claims women suffer kidney disorders more often and misattribute symptoms to female-specific diseases. It lists signs like nervousness puffiness dark circles and cheek pain. Foley's Kidney Oate, sold at Barber & Bon's drug store, is advertised as strengthening urinary organs and purifying blood.
A Peru city narrative describes universal bachelorhood and rare marriages, noting 16,000 residents with one legally wed couple as the German consul and his wife. life remains peaceful with schools, religious teaching, and low crime. The piece shifts to Bishop Potter anecdotes about honesty, theft, and hospitality, including a self deprecating tale of a silver set and a bachelor’s bed linen mishap.
The article discusses cyanide as a fast poison but far from the deadliest. It mentions an alkaloid from trinconite root, prude conttine, claiming extreme potency. It notes Rev. Allen D. Brown, former Norwich Univ president, died near Waynesville NC after thirty years in the US Navy. The piece closes with aphorisms on comfort in hospital, creators of reputation, lumber in the South, and rebuilding ideas.
Remarkable pre Spanish era black clay vessels unearthed by miners in Cauca river valley near Cohanita Colombia. Animals and human portraits incised on mortuary offerings. collection acquired by American Museum of Natural History. Chibcha domain and culture described. gold ornaments and ceremonial objects found with the pottery.
A tale describes a French kennel where diverse animals led by an Ethiopian soldier are brought together to combat cold. Gazelle, wolf, mare, and fox terriers form a peaceful group, ending hostilities as the stable roof is removed and winter begins.
In Chicago area listings the annual music festival appears with orchestral bands from Innes and University Glee Club. Season tickets sold for three events priced around 1.50 to 2.00. The promotion urges attendance Friday and Saturday in April with various Chicago musical groups and choral components featured.
An auction notice issued by the Douglas County District Court announces sale of property described as portions of the northwest and southwest quarters of section 33 and other parcels. The sale is order ofc coup and will be conducted at the court house in Lawrence. Attorneys for the plaintiff are listed. publication begins March 4 in the Daily Journal.
A garbled snippet blends ads and quips about cures for headaches constipation and kidney troubles. It mentions Kiddy-Ettes from City Drug Store and Dr Ring's New Life Pills, with scattered lines about work, photos, and social banter between unnamed speakers.
An old time remedy advertisement touts Dran's Kidney Pills and Hall's Catawage Care, citing cures for kidney troubles and backache. It lists addresses in Lawrence Kansas and Buffalo New York, mentions price and availability, and includes testimonials and a notary oath.
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