13 May 1905
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows valve turning guidance for stove operation with instructions to gradually adjust for slow moderate and quick fires. Mentions air flow, fuel supply, and turning valves fully to achieve different flame outcomes.
A garbled notice mentions a payment schedule with references to QEirs 40 and pacd ap oacecese. It references subscribers and papers every evening and a group of individuals with papers to be withheld or deducted. The text is largely unreadable and unclear.
A crowded, garbled page offers advice on transforming old oak frames into matching room screens using white enamel paint and patterned fabrics. It wanders through decorative options, burlap coverings, and hinges, then abruptly shifts to kitchen tips and a Boston Bakery ad mentioning Chamomile’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for sale by druggists.
Lawrence residents report restored comfort after using Doan's Kidney Pills and related products. Mrs Welch suffered back pain and kidney trouble. after months of discomfort, she found relief using Doan's and Don's Reguleta. The caller notes strong endorsements from local Wick Bros. and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
A muddled report alleges two young teachers died by their own actions connected to a controversial tale published in a local journal. The pair, said to be deeply in love, faced parental disapproval and intense public scrutiny before their deaths amid disputed accounts of the events and writings involved.
A fragment of an old newspaper page promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy with many imitators, urging substitutes be refused. It also touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and pain relief, including a testimonial from Mrs. B. Legvett in Yum Yum Tennessee, and notes availability from Barber & Son’s and original sellers.
An OCR damaged parish directory lists multiple churches and pastors in CAUROR, noting Sabbath times, services, prayer meetings, and Sunday schools across various streets and corners, with scattered names like W. T Clarkies, Lsary Sirtet, and First Presbyterian, plus a pasted advertisement for Champerlain's medicine and Frisco system train details.
An adjourned meeting of the Lawrence Kansas city council on May 9 1905 adopted a resolution declaring the public good in paving Ohio Street with two courses of vitrified brick plus sand foundation and sand cushion. Sidewalks to be rebuilt to curb lines and grading completed, with official seal dated May 9 1905.
An old newspaper ad extols a kidney and bladder remedy called Four Sideey Cure. It claims to purify blood impurities and protect organs, urging readers with kidney or bladder trouble to use the product and blaming inaction for poor results. The notice appears from Barber & Son.
An old notice advertises a day trip through the Rockies via the Coleado Midland railway. It mentions pricing and rates effective March 1 to May 15 and directs readers to contact a local agent or C. HL Speers, Denver, for details.
Miss Della Noyes of Greenwood Maine trains a heifer calf to harness and drive, using bridle and reins to pull a sleigh along country roads. The Greenwood granddaughter of Civil War veteran Augustus Noyes guides the calf with skill, even gathering maple sap this spring and finding pleasure in the task.
A fragmented text urges sheep breeders to protect flocks during handling. It emphasizes avoiding hurried movement through gates, preventing crowding, and preventing abusive handling. The writer stresses proper pen and exercise routines and careful care by owners to maintain animal welfare.
The Midland Farmer discusses pasture productivity and stock management, advising stocking four weeded acres with sheep to control weeds and protect grass. It notes erisipelas causes swollen ears and prescribes warm wash, cloth wrap, and damp hyposulphite dressings, plus briar-free pastures to reduce injuries. It ends by promoting Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and colds.
A reflective essay urges readers to ignore mirrors as they distort charm by darkening lines and flattening expressions. It argues that women feel less natural when viewing themselves and that friends see a livelier human face beneath the impersonal mask.
Advice on delaying old age with digestion focus and salt intake. touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach issues. Also includes garbled legal notice about tax and property matters with vague dates and names.
A 1403 era legal notice from Lawrence Kansas references a probate filing for a estate and petition seeking a peremptory order. It also details a city council action approving a widening and paving of Hidutt Street for eighteen feet with limestone work and required notices.
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