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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1903
Page
2
The item notes that Telski is deemed the realest man living by a Germany bat. It also reports Grover Cleveland’s stance on presidential candidacy, amid broader political chatter. Several health, labor, and railroad merger rumors fill the page, with university typhoid cases and a Rock Island Frisco deal due today.
President Roosevelt enjoyed a quiet Sunday at the Hotel Del Monte California Two miles from the nearest city He toured the scenic 17 mile drive with Col Ward and the 110th Infantry then attended St Johns Chapel at the hotel He praised the weather and scenery and prepared for a busy week ahead.
Local notices warn of cholera and diarrhea outbreaks in neighborhoods and urge keeping Chamberlain's Cube Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad claims the remedy relieves pain quickly and can be depended upon, with Harber Bros as sellers.
A garbled40-year-old advertisement fragment from the California chamber discusses a diabetes cure via a Filton Compound. The text cites patient experiences, doctor questions, and a dubious remedy claim, with inconsistent dates and references to various figures and locations, reflecting a rushed OCR extract.
Classified items include for sale Jersey car inquiry at 731 Louisiana street and Remington typewriters. Lost gold watch with pin return to 623 Obie atrest for reward. Real estate listings on Haskell road and Bachstern property. Wanted steady boy for mill. Rest a small ball light sky steam bath. Inquiries at Journal offices.
In a severe accident on a Western city street a lamp exploded causing burns and smoke. Bystanders helped, and emergency crews arrived within minutes. The incident disrupted traffic as responders attended to the injured and cleared debris. No further details on casualties or cause are available.
A chaotic escape from Wirniebaen prison unfolds as inmates seize an opportunity during a routine transfer. Guards pursue, with reports detailing a tense chase through nearby streets and the search for the fugitives.
Geo H Henean a locomotive engineer from Lima writes that constant engine vibration caused kidney trouble and Foley's Kidney Cure strengthened his kidneys and cured kidney and bladder disease. Barber Bros note the remedy gave him relief after prior vibration-induced issues.
John A. Lee, former Missouri lieutenant governor, delivered a 3 1/2 page statement to Circuit Attorney Folk about involvement in boodling in the last two general assemblies. He withdrew the document for revision, says he received 1500 dollars as his share and handed 19,000 to seven senators via Senator Farris.
Details describe a devastating blast and ensuing fire in North Collins that severely burned a man named Plerman M. Bingdell and left others injured or killed. Rescue efforts saved a foster child, while police and investigators probe the cause amid a street bystreet collapse and a death toll.
An undeclared outbreak in the eastern region is linked to chronic ailments. A product named Hall's Catarrh Cure, produced by F. J. Cheney & Co, is marketed as a constitutional remedy claimed to purify the blood and mucous areas. Advertisements urge readers to send for testimonials, noting success stories and offering a $100 reward if it fails to cure.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kid Pe y Cara cleanses the kidneys and restores health, asserting it cures kidney and bladder diseases and improves overall system function with the promise of positive results.
A garbled Topeka scene centers on a tribute gathering where executives from Swift Specific Co Atlanta and others spoke. Reportedly participants discussed industry aims and future plans while a chaotic mix of phrases hints at ceremonial toasts and formalities amid unclear details.
A troubled local account describes a farm scene where a woman attempts to kick a cow after a calf is restrained. The narrative mentions a struggle to control the animal and a subsequent reaction, detailing steps taken by bystanders and the difficulty of securing the animal.
New York state leads in cheese manufacture quality and pricing according to an official report. Congress has passed a measure banning misleading dairy labels claiming origin. Experimental paraffin dipping in Canin coats cheese to improve appearance and resist mold, with apparatus and process refined for efficiency and cost.
A garbled page digest from an old issue highlights many misread titles and ads. It mentions The Dry Cleaner gloves and Perrin kid gloves, with scattered names like Weint's Norway Pine and Hol Ioog & Heckman as sellers.
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