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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
2
A traveler and old stage driver discuss the outlaw Hed Bill who terrorized the region. The driver boasts of Bills crimes and final surrender, hinting at a pun about him being “all right” outside of his misdeeds. The coach reaches a gray building on a hill identified as state prison where Bill serves time.
A noisy corridor conversation notes clerks in Washington facing changes to sick leave as city health improves. Report mentions doctors certificates and a joking barter over time and benefits amid discussions of work life in the capital.
A scattered clipping discusses using electrical hooks to stun fish as they enter a stream, notes debates over this method under New York Herald coverage, and mentions traction poles and trolley lines in relation to fishing practices. The item blends miscellaneous anecdotes and public notices with references to science and local lore.
An advertisement urges readers to consider Foley's Kidney Remedy for signs of kidney and bladder trouble. It cites symptoms, explains kidneys filter blood, and claims the remedy restores healthy kidneys. Testimony from Carliste Center, New York, notes improvement after use. product sold and recommended by G. P. Barber & Son.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a salesman and mutual references to friends and dates. It hints at a discussion or narrative about a person and time but lacks coherent events or clear subjects to identify. The readable portions offer no verifiable names or places.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a legal or procedural item with names like Wormald and Yates, mentioning dates and locations in a garbled way. The readable bits hint at a court or hearing sequence and potential person names, with no clear event outcomes or actions.
The fragmentary text shows scattered references to tuberculosis causes and medical terms with unclear context. It mentions names such as Sheeran and Vannentisur and mentions age or date cues, but the overall meaning is obscured, leaving only disjointed medical and biographical fragments.
The readable text presents a disjointed discussion of dietary theory and social food norms from a Boston Brahmin perspective. It mentions toasted bread and debates about fermentation and refinement, with unclear references to Africa and moral judgments on eating practices.
Two friends from opposite sides of town meet in downtown and drift into a midnight celebration. They buy pork pies from a shop boasting ten cent bites and, after a late walk along the bridge, plan to head to Erie to avoid a long wait. They exit with a shared hunger and a plan.
A river ratfish helps clear a sewer obstruction by pulling a string and rope through to pull a wire. The piece then shifts to Why Dickens Wrote Christmas Carol noting he needed money and earned 1630 after selling 16000 copies, with a London Truth quote. It ends with brief passages on The Child Problem and remarks at a dinner about aviation and golf.
Timetable items list Going Bart No. 10 Denver Limited and No. 103 Faeili¢ Express with arrivals and departures at St Louis Colum KC Salina Leavenworth and Motor Car trains daily except Sunday. Also included are notes on infantry equipment and a series of Republican primary candidate notices for Douglas County offices.
A garbled business directory lists physicians surgeons and attorneys with scattered names such as L H Menger T Gillispim D M Voy and J B Bechtel. It mentions general practice calls and street addresses along with scattered notes on stores and services. The readable items point to a composite city directory fragment with multiple professionals and locations.
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