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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1903
Page
2
Fragmented, OCR heavy chronicle covers global and domestic events. It notes crop losses in apple harvests, forecasts shifts in financial policy toward the gold standard, rail consolidations, labor and social rules, and looming canal treaty debates. Multiple named places and entities appear, including Topeka, Kansas, and Colombia, with references to ships, rivers, and world fairs.
The article surveys sports notes including Wright of the Clove Lae and the New York Americans future shifts. It mentions Yale, Boston, and Frank Hahn evaluating players and planning moves as pitchers near retirement. It also notes new workers and preparations by teams in practice for upcoming seasons.
A garish description recalls the gallery of detectives and stock portraits in police stations. Photographs are caliper size with full descriptions of the cup barroom bias and political sponsorship, listing rewards and buyable moves for informants. Recognizable faces aid lookout plans in identifying suspects or informants.
In nearly every neighborhood some have died from colic or cholera before medicine or a physician could be summoned. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is urged as a safe, dependable cure kept on hand, helping many and easing pain. Sold by Warber Bros.
Washington May 22 A water lifer of the mentier Arkannar reports arrival from Genevievy. Vessel is Lwingy and indents that it may be delayed until spring. An unexpected ad urtsetes utittiles foot rise ens. The ship be transferred qi utiier ware hips nia tee. Described as deserted by the anda HEP N re TN ye.
Fragmentary OCR from a historic page notes foot and mouth disease concerns and references to strikes and labor actions. It mentions government or health agency terms and several place names and organizations in a period-appropriate tone, with scattered proper nouns and dates implied by context.
An advertisement asserts that healthy kidneys filter impurities and that Foley's Kidney Care makes sound kidneys and will positively cure all forms of kidney and disorder disease. It claims the product strengthens the whole system and cites Barber Parlor as related.
A fragmented advertorial style item touts beauty and motherhood products. It promotes remedies to enhance beauty, fertility, and childbearing outcomes, referencing Mothers Friend and related applications. The copy mentions packaging and promotional claims with product abundance across regions including Atlanta and Georgia areas.
The incident at Barnard College involved students and faculty during a chaotic field day activity. Tensions rose as undergraduate presidents and senior officials attempted to calm a violent outburst, with widespread shouting and a struggle over decorum and control.
A garbled 19th century style notice describes construction of a round barn near a garden gate site with references to dimensions, materials, and surrounding landscape. The fragment mentions a sixty foot diameter, cement work, and various structural elements, hinting at a planned farm building project amid local setting details.
A long OCR fragment mixes local notices and ads. It references Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and a Chamberlain’s Pain Balm anecdote. Barber Bros sales lines promote dry cleansing and kid gloves. The jumbled text mentions farms, Pattee Mille NY, and postal ad phrases.
Fragmented text discusses pine needle care for ich or evergreen tree issues and mentions The Mural New Yorker, then shifts to a medical ad for catarrh treatment. It promotes Heall's Datatri-Core from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional cure with a money-back offer, and notes Hall's Family Pills as a pleasant remedy.
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