Do You Think For Yourself about Dr Pierce's Pills
An ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol free remedy for weak nervous women. It lists ingredients, claims authoritative endorsement, and offers free literature, mail order, and related products like Little Liver Pills and Golden Medical Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierca
Buffalo
N. Y
Rewin
Petralgiss
Dr .Pierce
Invalidy Hotel and Surgical Institute
N.Y
Plans for 37 school subjects by Maltentional commission
The commission outlines 37 subjects to improve common schools at low cost, including rival schools, county superintendents, teacher salaries, library expansion, and transportation subsidies. It aims to set district minimums, extend terms to seven months, fund rural education, and push constitutional amendments.
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Hoel Tt
Pt Tugittinis
Thes
Imind
Tolluyss Wien
Origin of Harvard Crimson Color Story
The text recounts Harvard athletics history with President Eliot describing early rowing and the accidental origin of the Harvard red. It notes the 1858 first Harvard shell, three men including Alexander Agassiz, and the crew’s prize-driven debt relief leading to the crimson color via red handkerchiefs. It mentions dye issues and a later magenta stage before settling on the true crimson.
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Shuey Curtis
Eliot
Mary T
Harvard
Yale
Allowanc Mally
Alesander Agasiz
Gether
Mener
Best For Women and Children Ad Copy Fragment
Fragmented ad copy praises mild action safe use for women and children and notes the Journal doing a better job than historically. The readable text lacks clear dates or entities.
Two Piano Recital Tonight By Miss Clevenger And Miss Bowden
The graduating two piano recital features Miss Fi da Clevenger and Miss Bessie Bowden at Fraser Hall at eight. They are assisted by Mrs. Parkhurst of Topeka as pianist and accompanist. The program includes works by Moseheles Mendelssohn Chopin and others with varied titles and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fida Clevenger
Bessie Bowden
Fraser Hall
G Parkhiurst
Topeka
S Parkhurst
Moseheles
Mendelssohn
Fitete
Gomaez
Mra
Farkhurst
Washington U Beats Jayhawkers To Open Valley Series
Washington University fast team defeated Kansas University in the opening game of a three match Missouri Valley championship series. Rain shortened the return to St Louis with one game left to decide the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Washington University
Ris
Missouri Valley
ATL
Gibbs
Carlson
Val
Jennings
Phive
Quayle Named Bishop Pleasing Lawrence Congregation
The election of Dr. W. A. Quayle as bishop delights Lawrence residents who felt the choice was foregone. Quayle, long a Baldwin resident with extensive property interests, has preached here many times and is praised as an able preacher with vivid language and flowing thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Quayle
Lawrence
Quayle
Baldwin
Dr. Quayle
Electric Bitters Endorsed by San Francisco Architect
Prominent architect Norman Coulter of the Delbert Building in San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as effective for stomach liver and kidney disorders and a superior spring medicine and blood purifier selling for 60c at Barber and Son's drug store. The note adds a quip about a theatrical manager's luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman &. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
Barber & Son
Cutting Second Teeth for S J Smock at Age Seventy
S J Smock, near 70, shows four new front teeth cutting through gums after years with his old teeth. A physician says secondary dentition at this age is unusual but not unheard of, with Smock hopeful for a full set in months.
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S. J. Smock
Mr. Smock
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Kansas Family Case
Lawrence Kansas resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills after eight year old son suffered fever illness leaving weak back and kidneys. Kidney pain headaches and frequent urination improved, with no backache since using the remedy. Sold by dealers everywhere with Foster Milburn Buffalo as U. S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Lawrence
Esfirany
Jersey St. Lawrence
Duan
Dirk Press
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Natural Gas Heating Trusted By Lawrence Homes
O Brien and Co promote natural gas as the most satisfactory fuel for heating when properly installed. They report installing over sixty gas furnaces and radiators in Lawrence buildings and invite calls to examine their goods and heating methods with cheerful references from sixty satisfied customers.
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Lawrence
O'Brien & CO
Porch Boxes and Flower Beds Promotion by Hicks Florist
Hicks the North Lawrence florist offers seasonal decor plants for Decoration Day. Ads note two phone numbers Bell 387 and Home 577, and list real estate: 5 acres close in well improved for 4000, plus a farm 80 to 120 acres with difference payable. Name J. M. Neville with F A A Building, Bell 397.
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Hicks
North Lawrence
J. M. Neville
Bell Phone
Renamed Hall Undergoes Major Renovation Plans
Zoe Smith Hall formerly Evaratt Hall undergoes thorough repairs and renovations with extensive efforts promised. Information available from G. Smith at 534 Ohio Street or Mrs Prentiss at Home Store. A folder featuring a wind mill image and a poem by Louisa Prentiss Bimpson is offered for 15 cents or two for 25 cents.
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Evaratt Hall
G. Wmith
Ohio Street
Bell
Poem Card Promotes "The Mother" by Mia Prenties
A decorative card features the poem "The Mother" illustrated with art by Mia Prenties. The card is praised as one of the prettiest in the language and suggested as a fine framed home display. Available at Home Store for 25 cont.
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Mias Esthu
Shannte
Mia Prenties
Conta
Economy Ator Sparks Market Hype
Unclear OCR snippet references meal services and locations with scattered names and numbers. The readable content hints at a local business or ad style note without coherent event details. Summary focuses on fragments mentioning P Remmington and Masa area hints.
Motor Cars Plan Topeka Service Expansion
Local officials discuss extending a motor train service from here to Leavenworth and Topeka with daily runs. The tentative plan would create through service Leavenworth to Topeka via this route, subject to inspection and final approval.
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Kansas
J.T. Shanklin
Shmakdin
Alvaut
Mattas
Athe
Uae
Pier Wesnrs
Pat Eo
Positions for students seek summer work at Kansas State
The tension department of the Kansas State Agricultural College solicits help for students including juniors and sophomores seeking summer or next year cash for expenses. They seek work on stock, grain, dairy, fruit farms, nurseries, or teaching roles in sciences, mathematics, manual training, and domestic science and art. Twenty young women seek domestic science and art teaching posts. Some aim for high school or grade teaching roles.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Tetas
Santud
Buena
Eiciteg
Iners
Br Gute
Acdece
Students' Club Rental Offer After June 25
Tenant leaving town will sell fixtures from Anquire 1103 Tennessee Street. The club seeks the most convenient city location for rent after June 25.
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Anquire
Tennessee Street
West End Bakery Ad Promotes Clean Fresh Goods
Local bakery listing touts clean fresh products from West End Bakery. Contact details include Bell 1556 and Home 362 with Gustav Wolf at 515 Ind.
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Bell
Gustav Wolf
Sidewalk Cement Work Ad Offers Easy Pay Plan
A local contractor promotes credit for sidewalk work with adaptable guarantees and first class quality. The Lawrence Granitord Mfg Co advertises from the Lawrence National Bank Building with Bell phone 29 and home number 1302. Union Pacific Tel Co stores closed for summer but delivery service continues citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Granitord Mfg. Co
Lawrence Nat'l Bank
Union Pacific Tel Co
Farmers and Autos in Kansas Rural Areas
In Kansas farms, after harvest, automobile dealers target farmers who hold cash. Autos like auto buggies and roadsters suit farm use and medical needs, costing six hundred to one thousand dollars. Farmers increasingly embrace cars, shedding old prejudice against motor vehicles.
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Kansas
Enlarge Masonic Home and Oddities of a Bustling Town
Fragmented text describes plans to enlarge a Masonic Home, mentions ceremonies, regional figures, and a mix of unrelated notes. Also includes a pasted advertisement About Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a reward offer. The passage blends garbled OCR with an old patent medicine pitch and local arcana.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toleds
F. J. Cheney
Fim
Lding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesite Druggista
Toledo
Chauncey Devers Appleton Involved In Laporte Murder Talk
The Atchison engaged Chauncey Devers Appleton recalls rumors of a murder plot at Laporte Indiana. He alleges Mrs. Granness and Mrs. Gunness pressured him and hinted at deadly outcomes if he testified. He describes visits, fear, and a claim that prominent local figures sought his witness loyalty as investigators pursued the case.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Devers Appleton
Archison
Laporte
Speise
Taruy Luvul
Iemlack
Jala Appleton
Chaungey
Nisin
Tham
Veld
Mes
Ganeness
Tech
Nohamd
Med
Atchison
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Remmington
Apace Mackeyne
Tin
Eavenworth Lawrence
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Espana
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Reggie
Alti
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Edie Fee
Castoria
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Jas. S. Hirk & Co
St. N. Water Street
Chicago
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Kansas City, Mo
Kennedy & Ernst
Massachusetts Street
Colorado
Rockies
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Union Pacific
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T. Shanklin
Aaaea
Utah-California
Salt Lake City
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Los Angeles
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