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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1908
Page
3
A fragmentary, humorous scene unfolds as a local crowd debates tipping at a cobbler shop. A boot black confronts rude behavior, while a bystander recalls customers inspecting their shoes, highlighting mixed customer etiquette and town wit amid a muddy, jittery scene.
The piece markets a home remedy blend of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compo Kargon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla as a treatment for backache kidney trouble and urinary issues. It warns kidney disease can follow rheumatic pain and urges medical consultation while promoting the remedy as safe and effective. It also cites Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and lists O. P. Barber & Son as providers.
A Topeka minister named Serrigo, sick with pneumonia, carried a bottle of brandy given during convalescence. The cork came out on a train, soaking his coat as he drifted into a humorous tale printed by a reporter. The yarn ends with a quip about rewards in heaven and sharp witted commentary.
Jane Next Governor candidate Stubbs spoke last night to a crowded opera house crowd. Mitchell presided at the meeting and Stubbs delivered a forcible fair address urging voters toward good government.
A fragmentary note describing a waltz titled Lightly So Lightly from popular comic operas. It mentions a dreaming mood and a lyrical, light melodic suggestion. The text is sparse and lacks a complete narrative or contextual details.
An advertisement promotes D. D. D. Prescription as instant relief for persistent skin disease and itching. A 10 cent trial bottle is urged, with claims of immediate soothing effects and potential cure, directing readers to mail 10 cents to D. D. D. Co. at 112 Michigan St., Chicago.
An old Lawrence Kansas advertisement page extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney disorders with testimonials from Mrs J P Arugbright and others. It promotes Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents and urges readers to buy at Dick Bros drug store for 50 cents. Also promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a liver stimulant and energy booster.
The Lawrence city council postponed action on the Sutton Street Railway franchise to Friday night to allow Union Pacific to press for a hearing on building a Kaw River line. The meeting also approved university historic markings, sidewalks, and routine bills while discussing bridge aid funds, paving, and street improvements.
Meantime the review highlights Othello as a powerful drama with action passion and pathos in Hanford’s repertoire. Hanford Desdemona Mazie Drof nab receive praise from press and public, with supporting notes on the production’s strength and the Nov 6 showing. Also notices of a probate matter for Ann Beal and local ads for Preventies and Lawrence Transfer Co.
A long listing of new telephone subscribers with names and street addresses across states, primarily including residents and their residences in New Jersey, Indiana, Vermont, Maine, Louisiana, Delaware, Kentucky, and other locations. The compiled directory notes trades and establishments, with several farms and churches also named, reflecting a broad roll of local subscribers and their contact lines.
An old testimonial extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing sores boils burns and other skin troubles. It references local Maine vendors and suggests trying Dr Shoop’s Pain Tablets with a loose sales pitch and playful claims about pain relief and trunk delivery.
A visit to Zephyr Flour mills in Lawrence Kansas showcases water power advantages in cleanliness and economy. L F Contin emphasizes airy clean facilities, bright lighting, and refined processes while Bowertock Mills & Power Co notes fuel savings fund improvements to flour quality.
Fragmentary ad copy promises health gains through a product named New Life, claiming relief from various ailments. The garbled text mentions minding one's business, avoiding trouble, and hints at a medical remedy.
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