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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1906
Page
3
A distressed fragment shows assorted advertisements selling Foley kidney cures and cold remedies with dubious claims and testimonials. It mentions Barberd and Son’s Drug Store in Lebanon Kentucky, a jury note, a burial mention, and a Zion City receiver’s view, all in a ragged historical newspaper style.
A vintage home recipe note explains making Blackberry Cordial with juice sugar spices and rum, Elderberry Wine with sugar dissolved in hot water six weeks fermentation, currant and blackberry variations, and aging guidance. It advises warm corking and modest daily doses for summer ailments. The passages reflect farm and home instructions with ingredients and processing steps.
The note emphasizes dangers of wearing hats uncovered and the health risk of infested scalps. It mentions air deprivation and unhealthy conditions, urging care in head coverings and noting Woodward & Co. as special agents in the matter.
The garbled text references violence and riots with mentions of natives, peace, and a dangerous atmosphere. It hints at social tension and possible clashes, though specifics and clear names or places are obscured by distorted OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text touts a product Kidney-Evtea for kidney parity and strengthening. Mentions 25 coats and a cited drag site, but details are unclear and source reliability is uncertain.
The Lawrence city council adopts a resolution published May 23 1906 in the Lawrence Daily Journal stating the alley west of Massachusetts street from Berkeley to Quincy will be graded and paved with concrete base brick sand cushion and filler. The city will finance the cost in ten annual installments.
Curious account describes five wolves near Calumet district in Indiana within range of Chicago industry. Reports claim chickens vanish and livestock die as farmers hunt and trap. A man named Hampers killed a full grown wolf and mounted its skin as proof of the feral threat.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses desk work and mentions many jagged terms and names, with no coherent event or identifiable people, places, or dates clearly readable. The passage appears as garbled strings rather than a cohesive news item.
Practical tips for cleaning jewelry and stockings, starching dress goods, removing grease spots with benzine, and maintaining gravel walks with a simple water sulphur mixture. Includes cautions about benzine flammability and proper handling, reflecting era domestic guidance from the Chicago Daily News.
A sensational magazine excerpt argues that sickness stems from violation of natural laws and condemns those who blame the poor and housewife for illness. It claims many ailments are caused by strain from family duties and sex-related disorders, promoting a cure via claimed new treatments and free advisers.
Mary Foster Snider guides cooks through assorted asparagus preparations. Instructions cover trimming, boiling times, soups, mini pastries, entrées, and flavor enhancements. Includes brief ad blurbs for Kidney-Estes and Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
A cook evolves a novel apricot dessert by thick syruping the juice with gelatin and bitter almond extract, molding it into a ring with whipped cream center. A related shortcake uses caramel and a dough, baked and layered with fruit juice, a warm method, and a sweet sauce.
The Lawrence city council adopted a resolution at a May 21 meeting ordering public notice for ten days announcing grading curbing and paving Indians Street in Lawrence from Elliott to Beed. The plan calls for limestone macadam with eight inches depth and limestone curbing and gutters, with funding arranged by the city. City Clerk D Brooks 기록
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