Doctor's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Leading Physicians
A historical ad asserts eminent medical authorities praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for cures of mucous surface diseases including nasal catarrh throat laryngeal and bronchial conditions. It promotes the remedy for chronic coughs and related ailments while warning against exaggerated claims and touting supplementary products like the All Healing Salve and the Favorite Prescription. The ad urges readers to request free books and emphasizes traditional Indian remedies and pure ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arateria Medica
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Fier
Mieren
Tate
Kurrs
Pierco
Stork
RSV
Metco
Huffalo
N.Y
Dr. Vierce
Rlv. Pierce
Man of the Hour at Opera Deas Tonigha amid Civic Conscience praise
Amusements note a Broadway success The Man of the Hour by Hoyt at the Bowersork Opera House promises a new era in stagecraft with glowing New York reviews and a love story. Twin sisters Josephine and Apries Da Monte star alongside the Willis Wood company in Kansas City with seats available for Thursday Nov 28.
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Menger
William al Heady
Jocepl Grismet
Opera Deas Tonigha
Nuvdnitier
Vaukity
New York
Suvee
Saul
Orpharie
Broadway
Laugster
Willis-Wood
Kansas City
Amaryllis
Charyllis
Josephine
Apries da Monte
Blue Beard
Hoyt Theater
Bowersork Opera House
A Play in a Thousand Witnessed by Millions of Viewers
The attendance and receipts for Quincy Adams Sawyer on stage show nearly three million people have seen the drama of New England rural life over five seasons. The figures reflect enduring popularity and strong audience interest across the run.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
New England
Presenting The Farnons Rural Opera Troupe In Toledo
An amateur group presents A Oper Tieuse in Toledo featuring a carefully selected cast. the show promises a natural, entertaining performance with strong human interest and a secure, orderly stage environment. Cheney promises firm promises of payment, notarized December 6, 1886, by A W Oleason. Notary public. Also includes an advert for a catarrh cure and a constipation remedy.
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Qdayel
Oceania
Toledo
Frank J
Cheney
Fr. Chenes
Toand
Sforesald
Dollakis
Saux Ny
Itis
T A.W. Oleason
STAAL
Hatta
Flee
Hull
The German Play Impresses at PLA Hall
The German Play in PLA Hall last Saturday night drew a well billed program and an appreciative audience. The department’s effort was praised as perhaps the strongest yet, with cast members cited for faithful performances and commendable results. Cast list includes Merv Hirgelstoeter Paul Faragher Fran Nirschtoeter Madonna Rankin Diana Gertrude Cop ley Nimrod Albert Learned Baerenfeind Ebb Crumb Elmer a forester A G Agrelius Heinrich his assistant Willard Wattles Frau Marthe Ivy Brock Trudehen Mary Gleed Frederick John Ahlers Rosine Ethel Bennett Gottfried John Warkentin Hans Milton Bosse.
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Pla. A
Merv Hirgelstoeter
Paul Faragher
Fran Nirschtoeter
Madona Rankin
Diana
Gertrude Copley
Nimrod
Albert Learned
Baerenfeind
Ebb Crumb
Elmer
A. G. Agrelius
Heinrich
Willard Wattles
Frau Marthe
Ivy Brock
Trudehen
Mary Gleed Frederick
John Ahlers
Rosine
Ethel Bennett
Gottfried
John Warkentin
Hans
Milton Bosse
Burhans Testifies After Four Years Of Kidney Trouble
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center testifies four years after writing that Foley's Kidney Care cured his severe kidney trouble by taking less than a bottle. He says the brick dust sediment and pain disappeared and all symptoms ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
Kiney
Foley
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised for suffering women
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder ailments causing back pain headaches and nervousness. A Lawrence Kansas user claims lasting relief after trying various medicines, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. The piece then shifts to Thanksgiving prep and holiday market notes describing prices and availability of foods and produce in Lawrence.
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Doan
Lawrence
C. A A. Jennings
Ohio St. Lawrence
Kan
Phyxicians
Lean
Dick Bros
Duan
Kitney
Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
University Notes Reflect Campus Life And Talks
A student learns the water abbreviation H2O while a mother corrects her. The gymnasium is completed. Bilingual books move to Snow Hall with A Tiberian in charge. Chancellor Stromy returns from Washington for a presidents meeting. Prof Sayre discusses at a memorial for Chicago pharmacist Mr Eghert. Oklahoma debating tryouts set for December 16. Chancellor Strong reports on East West leadership views and state loyalty. Junior class hosts a Fraternal Aid Hall party on December 1.
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Snow Hall
Tiberian
Stromy
Washington
DL CL
Pharmaceutical
Saiety
Sayre
Eghert
Chicago
Oklahoma
Strong
East
Chapel
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted At Barber & Son
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as safe gentle cleansers to help avoid appendicitis by cleansing the bowels. It claims benefits for headache biliousness malaria and jaundice and lists C P Barber & Son’s drug store as the outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C. P. Barber & Son
Outlook Is Good After Local Panic Says J H Cohn
J H Cohn of the Fair declares optimism ahead as the panic subsides and banking remains steady in Lawrence. He credits calm citizens and cash payments by banks, urges shifting from fear to business, noting lines were hurt but no lasting damage and reisntment will be fair.
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Father
John
Kitchein
Howe
Seavel
Butchers
Fiat
Dirk
Naval
California
Lawrence
Asia Minor
New York
J. H. Cohn
the Fair
Journal
Mr. Abach
Bart
Bluggish Liver a Foe to Ambition
An old advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy to sluggish liver and dullness. It claims the product stimulates the liver and bowels, restoring energy and brightness, with the fruit laxative variant promoted for daily use.
Gettysburg veteran praised for Electric Bitters cure
Fayette resident David Parker lost a foot at Gettysburg and credits Electric Bitters with remarkable health gains after years of stomach trouble and costly medicines. He touts the tonic as a grand aid for the aged, female weaknesses, and weak kidneys, saying he would not take $500 for its benefits. Barbers advertise the remedy, priced at 50 cents.
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David Parker
Fayette, N
Wao
Gettysburg
C. P. Barber & Son
Droggsts
Child's behavior judged by ownership claim ignites debate
A provocative remark questions whether a child's mischief is a personal trait or a product of parental ownership. The line sparks discussions on childhood conduct, parenting responsibilities, and social attitudes toward youth behavior.
Golden Medical Discovery and Its Seal Root Claim
An 19th century advertisement extols a "Golden Medical Discovery" claiming it cures weak stomach indigestion biliousness and torpid liver. It attributes efficacy to Golden Seal root and triple refined glycerine with heated apparatus. It invites free distribution by postal card and asserts endorsements from mystical medical books and Dr I V Pieren of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorea
America
I. V. Pleren
Buffalo
Galden
Lake Ur
Piercu
Democratic Split Rocks Taekiseng Primary Rift
A Turbulent split within the Democratic Party emerges as leaders align against a rival slate. Chair Henry Aflad resigns from the committee, urging a break from GOP allies and signaling a stand in politics next year. The division unsettles candidates and alarms supporters countywide.
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Taekiseng
Democratic Party
Sears
Bel Ba Heary
Thes Soils Vome Iloe
Beliveas Dly
Niga Repu Hiv
Athaeh
Elaire Mtehioy
Joerete
Col
Warria
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted Under Pure Food Law
Barber and Son advertise Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy as unaffected by the Pure Food and Drug Act because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. They recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Barber & Son
Stubbs Speech Impresses Newton Audience
The Newton Republican praises Mr Sabbs for a forceful talk delivered in plain speech lasting over an hour. The address kept the audience's interest with occasional humor and evoked a reception described as flattering and thoughtful, leaving a lasting impression.
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Newton Republican
Sabbs
Damage suit filed by Eula Coltrane against Atchison Topeka Santa Fe
In Topeka Nevada Miss Eula Coltrane sues for damages from an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway accident aboard a sleeper on a coast trip. The suit cites permanent brain injury memory loss and physical disability with claimed earnings loss and medical costs. Trial paused due to illness and resumed with testimony on the alleged pretrial remittance of the Pullman fare. The case is represented by Bishop Mitchell of Lawrence and Santa Fe attorneys W R Smith and C J Wood. Coltrane currently resides in Lawrence.
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Topeka
Nev
Eula D. Coltrane
Atchison
Miss Coltrane
Ale Inemerque
N.om
Los Anceles
T. Wassibs
Seco
Tharisda
Vion
Conte
Mise Colne
Din
Albuciergie
Wiliams
Renson
Ehool
Messrs. Bishop
Mitchell
Lawrence
Phillip Zimmerman
Albuquerque
Mr. Zimmerman
Roman womanhood hailed in historic survey of virtue
An historian praises Rome’s women for dignity and domestic virtue, noting Cornelia’s sons as jewels, and warns of decline when nurses replace mothers. The report on a proposed rock road via Lawrence includes a preliminary survey on the status of American women, implying urban wealthier classes influence moral life.
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Rome
Cornelia
Rock Road
Lawrence
A Hard Debt to Pay
A bled description recounts gratitude for Dr King s New Discovery curing a severe lung ailment. The testimonial praises the remedy for coughs and throat problems, notes guaranteed drugstore backing, and mentions prices 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle offered. It also contains an ethical aside about debt and selflessness.
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G. &. Clark
Westfield
Town
P. Barber & Son
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Coughs and Colds
A local warning urges avoiding unknown preparations that may contain opiates and delay recovery. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cure for coughs and colds, noting no cases of pneumonia linked to its use and advising readers to request this product specifically.
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Foley
Petter
The Man of the Hour at Opera House
The Opera House management recommends tonight's play The Man of the Hour. The company has performed at the Willis Wood all week and presents a beautiful, capable cast in a very pleasing and satisfactory entertainment of the season.
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Opera House
Willis Wood
Kansas Militia Pension Drive Faces House Hurdles
Kansas delegation led by Representatives Anthony Campbell and Scott plans to push a joint resolution to extend pension rights to surviving First and Second Kansas militia regiments. The effort, tied to aging veterans and past blockages, seeks passage in the coming Congress with support from Fort Scott veterans and Topeka and Lawrence leaders.
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Kansas
Anthony
Congress
House Committee On Pensions
Plp
Campbel
Missouri
Chase
Mire Su
Wiest
Georse
Eale
Topeka
Bal
KE Snooth
Mound City
Price
Scott
Sheridan
Indian Territory
III. Moore
Lawrence
J. Crawford
Campbell
Committee On Pensions
Faue
Fort Scott
Itch in the Skin Not in the Blood Advertising Claim
An old advertisement describes eczema and skin diseases as incurable by stomach medicines. It touts a topical remedy called D D D for itching, says a patient from Missouri was cured after three bottles, and urges immediate use, with sales through druggists.
First Rehearsal of Dramatic Club in Kansas City
Mrs. Georgia Brown leads the new University Dramatic Organization with a rehearsal of The Little Minister. Mary Clark plays Babbie, Edward H. Coughlin as the minister, and Quiin Dysart embodies strong-willed humor. Cast aims for January production, highlighting Scotch quirks and balanced roles. Dr. Reding provides eye care notes and services in Fraternal Aid Building.
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Georgia Brown
Kansas City
Barrie
Maude Adams
Babbie
Mary Clark
Edward H. ‘Coughlin
Quiin Dysart
Fnally
Epidemic Grip Hits Lawrence Residents Hard
An epidemic of grip sweeps Lawrence with many residents affected. The illness is intense while present, though it runs a shorter course than a typical severe cold. Local stores note increased demand for remedies as people seek relief.
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Lawrence
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By North Carolina Reader
J Q Jenkins of Chapel Hill NC writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly relieved a felon and cured it in a wonderfully short time. The ad proclaims it best on earth for sores burns and wounds at 25 cents, sold by C P Barber & Son's drug store.
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J. Q. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
Sorea
Burns
Wounde
C. P. Barber & Son
Oskaloosa Cannery Officials Discuss Shipping Boost
Boor for Oskaloosa a Kansas City meeting with Missouri Pacific officials explored the impact of a bigger cannery on shipping needs. They expected to delay concrete improvements until next season while business leaders believe inducements will attract more canning activity this year.
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MacKenzie
Kansas City
Supt
Cahill
Missouri Pacific
Oskaloosa
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Dramatic Club
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