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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered rail and transit items. Mentions of trains, tracks, stations, and schedules appear with irregular punctuation and uncertain names. Overall, the readable text hints at railway updates and related notices without cohesive narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a valve and a gas stove, with garbled phrases and repeated words. No coherent event or facts emerge to summarize into a full news item.
The readable text references a meeting date and time with requests for action to secure an earlier discovery and to expedite steps. It mentions carriers and a procession, along with an attached list or notes showing partial details and figures.
The Pennsylvania station reports on calf milk substitute tests called calimente and other options. While promising as supplements to skim milk, they have not proven fully effective as substitutes and are costly, ranging from 75 to 741 dollars per ton.
A fragmented Farmers' Bulletin style piece discusses constructing safe livestock pens, stressing sturdy gates and unbreakable cables. It warns against overconfident handling of bulls and urges consistent daily routines to prevent accidents and maintain horse and pig health.
The Successful Feeder emphasizes care for animals and the person devoted to them can win. The ad notes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets ease discomfort and improve digestion. Sold by all druggists.
Read how local readers praise Dunn's Kidney Pills for back pain relief and improved kidney function. A Lawrence resident cites personal recovery using the product and mentions Doan's Regulets and other remedies, endorsed by local druggists and suppliers.
An early 20th century home care article offers advice on improving curb appeal with plant placement and tree spacing, plus porch and lawn maintenance. It includes seasonal suggestions for native trees, fruit bearing options, and careful landscaping to enhance view and function. The piece also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds, with local pharmacy notes and small classified rental listings.
The notice blends travel advertising for the Wabash line with medical claims for Chamberley’s Pain Balm and a Denver convention preview. It mentions tickets via agents, sleeper trains on the Southern Railway route, and the Epworth League and G A R encampment in Denver. It includes testimonial quotes and contact details.
Adjourned city council meeting adopts resolution for paving Ohio Street in Lawrence Kansas from Teary street north to Winthrop street. Two courses of vitrified brick with sand foundation to be laid with sand cushion filler and proper curb walks and grading at street corners. Official seal dated May 9 1905.
A New Hampshire farmer explains his 75 fowls are housed in several small buildings. The houses measure seven feet wide ten feet long seven feet high at the front and four and a half feet at the back. They feature six by one quarter inch oak sills and nine by two inch plates. A single front window with six panes, 24 by 20 inches, provides light.
The text describes a poultry house with three feet ground clearance, a missing glass window, a wooden shutter, and a two foot square window. It outlines two exits for fowls, a long platform the house length, a dry earth cover to catch the drop, perches as two to three inch diameter poles, a two foot wide nest floor, removable platforms and perches, curved floors, large doors at each end, and 22 by 16 inch slats plated to the ground.
A historical notice describes a swinging trap device for hens in Iowa county. It outlines a method to form a nesting chamber with a hinged panel and detaching board, guiding hens into a nest and eggs into a separate alley or poultry room. The design uses common fruit cans as components and aims to improve egg collection and hen movement with exercise and feeding setups.
Prof Gibert of Ottawa explains poultry as a year round revenue source. He notes quick capital returns, useful manure for gardens, insect control in orchards, suitability in diverse regions, low initial cost with good management, and family involvement as key benefits. He also discusses proper water pans to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. Dr Wood's Lung Syrup is touted for coughs and consumption symptoms.
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