03 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
1
A garbled account discusses danger to children and claims of medical remedies for women's pains. It mentions generations bearing suffering, cautions about delicacy, and references to alleged cures connected to maternal health without clear details or verifiable sources.
A vintage recipe page outlines how to make caramel custard starting with browning sugar, adding hot water, and lining a buttered mold with caramel. It details whisking yolks and eggs with sugar and salt, adding hot milk and vanilla, then baking in a water bath until set. It also covers chocolate custard preparation with melted chocolate, milk, and gentle heat, then baking and serving with whipped cream.
A garbled notice claims a Japanese warship was wrecked while others were damaged. It lauds Japanese engineers as the best, mentions a miraculous stomach medicine, and touts a private stamp and engine claim amid confused phrasing and dubious specifics.
Fragmented advert style prose describes an artist involved in trade marks, warnings about registration, and mentions of labels and cereal foods. It includes testimonials about Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and hearing, a Colorado Midland engraving offer, and Burdock Blood Bitters for liver fatigue. The passage blends trademark chatter with product pitches and a legal note from J W Davidson.
Lawrence Kansas resident Ke Katela a cookskeeper describes twenty years of kidney trouble with sharp pain in the loins and back. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Fosert Miloara Co Buffalo NY with relief after using about half a box, noting improved back strength and no further attacks. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box.
Fragmented clipping describes Guineas at underground work and after hours, with crude remarks on their labor and shifts. References to engineers, exodus from surface work, and harsh views reflect a historic workplace discourse amid aging miners and dangerous conditions.
An OCR messy page shows a mix of chatter, travel ads for the Pacific Railroad, notes on Pullman sleepers between Kansas City and Jacksonville, and a medical ad for Thomas cure. It mentions Florida, California travel, and several local agents with names and prices.
To polish copper, wet a coarse cloth in hot water and sprinkle with pulverized borax. Rub the surface thoroughly with this and rinse in very hot water. When the body is ready for action, brain Kleg's New Life Pills show as a bloom of health on the cheeks eye brightness and vigor. 25 cents at Besber Sea oray store.
An interview with Kenney recounts a dramatic recovery from paralysis after taking Dr Williams Pills. He credits the treatment with full restoration and cites employment with Merrimac Hat Company. The pills, sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co. of Schenectady, claim to cure nerve and muscle ailments.
A Seattle Times report notes a historic U S flag once unfurled by Gen. Fremont on his westward path before the Mexican War. Owned by P M Reardon of Bally Hill mine Delamar, it was presented by Mrs. Fremont and features 26 stars and an eagle embroidery. The reverse bears Rocky Mountains 1941. Also included are local notices about poison ivy risk and a medical remedy claim plus a travel ad for the Wabash line.
In planning summer travel consider convenience and time efficiency. The Wabash offers its own rails to St. Louis Detroit Toledo Pittsburg and Buffalo with the shortest line best time and top accommodations. Through service to New York and Boston. Ask your local ticket agent for tickets over the Wabash they all sell them.
A rustic catalogue of forest remedies highlights pine apple as a cure resembling quinine gallate and hemlock bark as a tonic and purgative. Balsam resin, spruce sap, sarsaparilla, bears oil, basswood poultices, cherry and spruce bark infusions, and maple sugar cough syrups are described for lung, cough, and flu-like symptoms. Also notes a London Paris bookshop selling fame as a commodity and a quip about lawyers and royal questions.
The article argues that lower cost travel by tourist sleepers is popular with both men and women of good sense. It urges readers that spending less does not ruin a California trip and promotes inquiries to EB B Alexander J T Snanklin and city depot agents for details and tickets.
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