From The Journal May 28 1910 Patch Ads and Reflections
A page from The Journal Lawrence Kansas discusses a sale of an Eclipse folder, notes on Halley’s comet, and critiques like High Cost of Living. It includes ad blurbs for Foley’s Honey and Tar, ZEMO skin treatment, and barber offers. It also comments on morality, religion and public affairs, mentioning Decoration Day tariff debates and Carson Dyche stocking streams, with a letter praising Foley Kidney Pills.
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Foley
O. P. Barber & Son
Zemo
Porsone Mr. O P, Barber & Son
Back to the Farm, a Sanest Life for All
The speaker argues isolation on farms offers reflection and real enjoyment, while urban life breeds moral decay. They condemn the sugar trust as a thief and urge punishing stockholders, not officers, claiming investors enable crime and corruption in market trusts. The text promotes a rural return as the wisest path.
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Sugar Trust
Weather improves as sun reappears and harvest outlook brightens
The sun returns after overcast skies with wet ground easing by morning. Wheat is head high and harvest is due by June 25, suggesting a larger yield than last year. The churn backs up, but planting delays threaten the crop. overall weather remains a key factor in farm plans.
Ideal Husband’s Wife Seeks Relief With Bitters
An Ideal Husband is patient with a nagging wife who seeks help for nerves and health declines. The ad claims Eclectic Bitters cure female troubles, nervous issues, backache, and kidney pain, with thousands already helped. C P Barber & Son guarantees satisfaction for 0. Wealities.
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C. P. Barber & Son
River Still Not Troublesome This Year
The river remains only mildly elevated with no overflows in the watershed. The report notes it will take time to become troublesome, while advising mothers to keep Mother Gray’s Sweet Powder for Children on hand to ease colds fevers and teething issues. The ad also promotes Doan’s Ointment for piles and other remedies.
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Goldier
Gray
Allen S
Obituary of Samuel Winton Wilson in Kansas death
Samuel Winton Wilson born July 15 1866 near Athens Tennessee died May 15 1910 at Parsovis Kansas at 43. He lived in Newton Kansas for years and married May 28 1902 to Miss Claytia Barlee of Missouri leaving a widow and son. He leaves a mother three sisters and three brothers and worked in railroad service across several states including Parsons Kansas where the accident occurred. He was laid to rest May 17 in Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence Kansas.
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Samuel Winton Wilson
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Kans
Athens
Tenn
Kansas
Newton
Mr.Wilson
Claytia Barlee
Bismark
Parsons
M. Ko and
Wilson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Harvest Will Be Large
Harvest estimates across the state show demand for over two thousand more hands than last year. State free employment bureau reports seventeen thousand harvest workers needed from outside the state. Director Charles Harris notes wheat raisers will require nearly twenty thousand harvest hands from within and outside the state, with more counties to report. The projection suggests as many as twenty thousand harvest hands may be imported to handle this year's wheat crop.
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State Free Employment Bureau
Necromancy and Mesmerism Denounced at Christian Scientist Meeting
First Church of Christ on the second floor of the F. A. A. building held a meeting at 11 o clock featuring a subject titled An cient and Maddern Necromancy alias Mesmerism Denounced. Sunday school at LA welch with a Wednesday evening testimonial at 8 o elock. The Christian Science reading room opens each afternoon except Sunday and holidays. All are welcome.
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Church of Christ
LA Welch
Roe
Wtist
Proposals for brick paving and sewers in Lawrence
City invites sealed bids for concrete and brick paving and multiple sewer projects on Alabama and Pinckney streets, and several lateral and storm sewers. Bids due 4 p.m. June 6, 1910. deposits and plans available at City Clerk’s office. city may reject any bid.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
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Castoria and infant health advice in old ad text
Fragmented ad copy discusses Castoria for infants and a commitment to safe medicine. It mentions savings, buying spams, clothing purchases, and a claim about gentle bowel action without griping. Includes a price of 25 cents and vague references to health products and routines.
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Huan
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted Government positions open
The government seeks Railway Mail Clerks and other clerical workers with examinations held nationwide. Pay ranges from 800 to 1200 dollars for railway mail clerks and up to 2500 annually for other roles. Open to men and women over 18 in any location. Free instruction and information available from the Bureau of Instruction at 414 Hamlin Building, Rochester, N Y.
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