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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
1
Lawrence Kan May 23 1903 report on President Harper opposing student strike action at Chicago, postal scandals in the Philippines, gambling routes warned on ocean liners, and a wide scan of national issues. Includes notes on memorial day observances and rail and farming disruptions impacting the plains.
The Lawrence closing exercises honor graduates from the high school with diplomas and a program for friends. Teachers, city officials, and the community rally to support the school, praising its strength and aiming to keep the city’s education at a high level.
Classified notices show multiple sale and rental items including a house and lot at 1002 Pennsylvania Street, folding table, phonograph, sewing machine, stove, and furniture. Adverts seek building or residence property on Treonnesre or Mhia street, 1600 Ley of 1900, and vacant lots in south Lawrence. Also listings for house near new, rent details, and small ball steamer heated inquiry at Journal office.
Fragmented report describes a violent incident in Jackson County Kentucky with references to arrests, a fire, and a court action. Prosecutor Ferd seeks a special jury from another county to try the men while investigators search for more details and the public hears about injuries and damages.
An Arkansan reader from Finch reports Foley's Honey and Tar helped with coughs and colds, claiming it eased symptoms and prevented progression. The letter emphasizes satisfaction with the product and effectiveness in treating respiratory issues.
A record summarizing complete and accurate reports of experimental work conducted in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, and Wyoming. Mentions special bale tialia con alfalfa and wheat, corn, beet sugar, and related applications to EP with Sherman and J. T. Shaaklio as agents.
A 1973 memoral observance from the Grand Army of the Republic in Lawrence Kansas details General Order No 2 and a May 3 observance. The program includes parades from 13 oclock to Oak Cemetery, services at parks, and speeches by local officials and dignitaries. a flower committee lists many members and the plan covers cemetery visits, a WRC and Circle procession, and evening services if weather allows.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment, asserting it cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous membranes. It includes a money back guarantee of one hundred dollars and notes a Toledo, Ohio company selling the remedy for 75 cents with related pills.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a St Louis boodle case with scattered names and actions. It mentions a Mag 2 beer and various unclear parties including Bees, Pate, and Prodie amid courtroom references. The header hints at legal proceedings in TEX with referenced persons and items.
A transcriptionic summary outlines a political clash around prohibition era governance. It describes figures such as A. Ward and local officials debating taxation and funding for public works, including railroad revenue and state expenses. The text notes proposals on taxation units, legislative votes, and district considerations, with references to candidates and committee actions.
A coerced garbled report references flood losses in Oklahoma and an emergency response amid a national bank system safety note. Disjointed lines mention places, dates, and entities, but the core fact is unclear. the fragment references discrimination and bank safety in the context of flood impacts.
A man who suffered rheumatism after arriving on a farm near Pattern Mile New York asked for Chamberlain's Pan Balm and was told to use it freely with no charge if unsatisfied. Days later he returned, bought another bottle and said the balm cured him, paying at Barber More.
The New York Weekly presents a discourse on pessimism and optimism among students. It contrasts the harsh thesis of despair with a hopeful faith, exploring how beliefs shape mind and action in youth.
An advertisement asserts that healthy kidneys filter impurities and that Foley's Kidney Care strengthens the system and will cure all forms of kidney and bladder disease, claiming overall bodily health benefits.
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