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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
3
A reflective reminiscence from Chicago Daily News recalls long dawns on the farm teaching calves to drink, hayloft mornings, winter chores, tobacco lessons from a hired man, and the hard, joyful labor of pasture, plows, and milking that shaped youth.
The snippet blends essayistic language about a child and humanity with commercial blurbs. It references Patterson Du Bois, Surcess Magazine, and exotic ideas, then shifts to a medical testimonial praising Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for a leg sore after 23 years, and ends with a cough syrup and laxative pitch. The fragmentary text lacks a cohesive news event.
A fragmentary Lawrence Citizen page advertises kidney cure remedies and a tale of health recovery. It mentions Mrs Alice Thorton and a man with back and kidney troubles seeking relief, praising a kidney cure product as valuable. The text blends travel notes and local anecdotes with product pitches.
A fragmentary notice lists a December 1886 legal claim from Frank J. Cheney and Co. about a cure for cataracts and a county postmaster robbery report. The page also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds and advertises a barbershop drug store product.
A Lucknow to London tale recounts a traveler seeking shelter from danger at a police inspector’s house. The intruding plotters murder the traveler during the night as the inspector’s men pursue the crime across the countryside. In a second anecdote a chemistry professor quips that a wife’s tears are mere water with salts and chlorine, a humorous aside from Harper's Weekly.
A fragmented discussion on how leaves detach from trees, noting sap and air contribute to growth. It suggests leaves separate due to wind and temperature, with references to ferrite and coralline-like substances.
An ad style note cites Foley 3 Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy free of opiates under the New Pure Food and Drug Law. Barter & Son advertises its use for children and adults, claiming it is a soft remedy. Testimonials recount cures for consumption and strong relief from coughs.
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