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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
2
Thanksgiving notes mix familys struggles with national events as world tensions rise. Reports mention Jade Pole heir promotion and Venezuela Venezuela reinforcements while Missouri football hopes fade and Odell backs Roosevelt in the next GOP convention.
A garbled string of notes reports turkey rumors and political forecasts. It mentions Mr. Ware possibly leaving office within a year and comments on St Joe Gazette improvements, liquor politics, and militia roles. A prize fight between Fitzsimmons and Gardner is noted amid general chatter.
McClure's Magazine for December preserves holiday gentleness with festive illustrations and fiction while including strong features by Ida M Tarbell and Ray Stannard Baker. It highlights moral exposes on Standard Oil and righteous whistleblowing, plus art and poetry, and notes other literary contributions and a listed real estate sale notice.
An 1890s style advertisement claims Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription strengthens the entire system to ease nervousness caused by female ailments. It promises to restore regularity, drain health, heal inflammation, and calm nerves for better sleep and appetite. The testimonial endorses improved well being after use.
A long excerpt reviews Metropolitan Magazine and Atlantic Christmas issues, praising color illustrations and numerous articles. It highlights Stephen Kansal and George Wharton Edwards pieces, plus stories by Maurice Hewlett and Richard De Gallienne. The piece notes extensive ads for December issues and a focus on art, journalism, and literature.
A Filbert street shop known for hat cleaning and renovation faced a customer complaint over a failed delivery promised earlier. Intermittent notes suggest a disruptive atmosphere as the proprietor and staff replied to the issue while accounting for the potential impact on the business.
A garbled OCR passage references various remedies and products including Ely's Cream Balm and mentions New York suppliers. It contains names like Ely Brothers and Warren Street and appears to confuse fashion and sports terms with medical claims. The fragmentary text reads like an advertisement with pricing hints and scattered product references.
An advertisement touts a nostrum Patent Cure sold by a Toledo wholesaler and druggists. It claims to treat colds through blood and mucous surfaces, with a price of 75 cents per bottle and testimonials promised. The notice lists distributors and urged convalescents and general readers to try the remedy.
Early use of Foley's Honey and Tar is advised for people with weak lungs to prevent serious lung disease as cold weather approaches. The remedy soothes and heals the lungs and strengthens them against severe attacks. Those who have suffered from a severe cold should use it to avoid relapses.
An old Darville notice promotes Foley's Actey as a cure for coughs and colds saying no other medicine compares. The letter names Mrs Mirerve Smith and mentions a long illness cured after trying the product sold by Berber Bros.
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