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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a salve called Carbonlized and claims it treats cuts burns boils and skin issues. It includes garbled phrases about powders and self-application, with stray branding terms like Pine & Sun and barber context. The readable content is insufficient for precise details.
The Trish Literary Revival contributes an interesting timely theme to the Monthly for May. A member of Parliament introduces a phased approach to literature, with Wood Yeats referenced and Teen Hinbeen noted as a pet press.
Gentle stomach and throat relief product promises to move bowels and stop coughs. Claims honey and turpentine content with no opiates, best for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Includes appeal to mothers and children, sold by P Barber & Son. Vague text ends with garbled neighborhood note.
A reader recounts severe rheumatic joint pain and swelling, with nerves and heart strain described. Despite grim symptoms, medical claims and treatments are cited, including references to blood color changes, fainting, and long illness affecting work and daily life.
Fragments describe street scenes and local figures in a dated West Lawrence style. Mentions Alabama street and neighborhood design chatter, with scattered names and details that hint at a routine community update. The text is garbled but retains place names and local tone.
A long scanned fragment lists numerous names including Abbett Gee, Kalan, Halpin, Hopkins, Nyquist, Franks, Templin, and many others, followed by brief mixed notices. It also contains ads for Dr. King's New Discovery, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, Man Zan Pile Remedy, and assorted patient testimonials. An odd quip about a man sitting on a beat pin serves as filler.
J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill NC writes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best for sores burns and wounds. He reports it quickly eased pain and cured a felon in short time. Available at Barber Son’s drug store for 25 cents.
Fragmentary text shows an official appointment notice, with names and positions obscured by unreadable OCR. Appears to reference individuals, dates, and local governmental roles, but specifics are indiscernible.
Fragmentary sheriff sale notice references a court action and property action. The readable words name Sheriff and Ward but crucial details are missing. No full dates or locations are clear to identify the sale scope or parties involved.
Final settlement notice for ALICE WYNNE as executrix of the Primpers estate, dated April 16, 1907, mentioning all interested parties and the probate court hearing date and discharge of claims. Names Lawrence Iv, April 16, 1907, and references to will and estate proceedings.
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