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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
3
OCR fragment discusses March 18 boxing events with place abbreviations and partial scores, names unreadable, and miscellaneous betting notes. The garbled text mentions a Sunday KO, parlay-like references, and scattered numbers and team tags, lacking clear outcomes or participants.
The text explains operating a valve to regulate a flame from slow to moderate to quick. Turning the valve fully on increases fuel flow to raise fire quickly, while turning it off stops the flame. It emphasizes ease of use and immediate readiness.
Readable fragments show references to fortifications and policy debates but many names and details are garbled. The text hints at wartime appropriation, defense measures, and possible public votes or actions, yet key persons, places, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
The notice announces applications by Alfred for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors for medicinal and scientific purposes at a Lawrence building on Tide Street Fourth Ward. The probate judge of Douglas County is set to hear the petition on a specified Saturday with a June date, and another notice lists registered pharmacists seeking to sell intoxicating beverages for scientific purposes under the firm name Unwinn & Stullowsy in Lawrence.
Notice reports a registered pharmacist applying for permission to sell intoxicants for medicinal and mechanical uses at a Lawrence pharmacy. Probate Judge to hear petition on May day, with official office time and place, under the firm Ward & Co.
A garbled article describes an Acousticon device linking a megaphone to a phonograph and battery, claiming it intensifies sound to stimulate the auditory nerve regardless of deafness. It mentions a New York demonstration near Terma Square and references Carmen, amid scattered notes on elections and medical cures.
Fragmentary ad style text touts Fo ley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney distress caused by constant motion and engine vibration. It cites vague testimonials from individuals and mentions doctors and brands in a garbled, promotional tone.
An advert promises Foley's Kidney Cure as the safest remedy for kidney and bladder diseases. It asserts the remedy can cure many kidney and bladder troubles if medical aid is still possible and claims it never disappoints. The copy ends with Barber Bros. as the vendor.
A damaged OCR item shows a travel fare note mentioning Fepene 01 05 round trip 61.65 to Vie Banta Fe with April 33 and May ist_RETORA May unclear. Entities are unclear and dates may be misread.
An old advertisement extols Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy for neglected colds leading to poor health in later years. It touts benefits for both men and women and promises vigor and happiness in old age, reflecting period medical advertising and generic health claims.
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