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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1903

Page

2

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Lawrence Ad

A Lawrence endorsement highlights Doan's Kidney Pills as effectively easing kidney and bladder pain after two years of suffering. G W Hamilton of Ottawa Kaunas testifies to relief after using the product, noting few recurrences and a warded attack when doses continued. The ad invites purchase at local Dick Bros drug store and dealers, price per box 50 cents for the L S agents.

Coniston Lawrence G. W. Hamilton Mmea Dosu Dick Bros Waoat Gale Py Ail Dealera Price Poster-Milburo Co Sutfslo, N Doan Cugther

Rail timetable details amid scattered lines and stops

A ragged railroad timetable lists daily departures and arrivals to multiple cities and branches. It names trains to and from St Louis, Leavenworth, Vulcan, Pacific, and other locations with notes on days, approximated times, and exceptions such as Sundays and holidays.

Subscriptions and carrier payments noted in brief

A short OCR snippet records 10 subscribers and a note about the price with the carrier. It mentions money being exchanged or collected, but the fragment lacks full context or clear dates. The readable items show subscriber count and a payment reference tied to the carrier.

Advertising notices and carrier payment details unclear

Fragmentary OCR text describes advertising timing and payment involving carriers and subscribers. Mentions advance payments, secrecy, and a month, but specifics are unreadable.

Turn of a Valve Sparks Quick Gas Stove Fire

A jittery old note explains turning a gas stove valve to adjust heat from slow to quick. A little turn yields slow heat, a bit more reaches moderate, full on delivers quick heat, and turning off stops the flame, all described as convenient and easy.

Poultry Processing Tips for Market Trade

A guide on humane killing, scalding, drying, and plucking poultry for sale. It covers bleeding, dry-picking vs scalding, handling of chickens turkeys and ducks, feather removal, and the importance of market quality. Mrs Frank Wond of New Jersey is cited among practices.

Meine Frank Wond

Fattening Coops and Poultry Advice From Farm Papers

Portable coops for fattening poultry feature tight quarters for two to three weeks, with weatherproofed sides. Articles discuss choosing crossbreeds, keeping warm hens dry, and feeding strategies. cowpeas boost protein for winter eggs, while whole corn supports animal heat. Also noted are special rail-ticket style farm notices and ads.

Bardock Biot Draguiore

Portable pig hut for orchard and hillside use

The passage discusses temporary sleeping accommodation for swine kept away from their ordinary quarters in orchards or fells. It outlines several portable house forms and highlights one that is described as among the best, currently in use.

MODET Portable House Construction by Farm and Home

The illustration shows a portable model house with detailed construction notes. It describes four 222-foot posts, sleepers, roof rafters, ridge boards, flooring, siding, and windows. Lumber sizes are specified as 2x4s, 14x12 roof boards, and a 21 1/2 by 2 2/3 foot door, banked for winter use.

Town Agricultural College

Dipping Hogs and Lice Control for Better Farms

The article urges systematic hog lice control with monthly dipping, clean pens, and whitewashing, warning that lice hinder digestion and farm reputation. It advises buyers to inspect breeders and keep farms pest free, then discusses poultry feed waste reduction, hens converting scraps to eggs, and profits from egg production. It also notes legumes for horses and a kidney cure testimonial, plus substitutes for rubber and a medical claim about Foley's Kidney Cure.

Why the Hogs Root and How to Feed Them

A fragmented discussion on hog feeding argues hogs root more when undernourished and that proper varied feeding can reduce rooting. Foremost hogman Forrest Henry of Minnesota cites hogs that never ram and urges inspection of his long-established pastures as proof, while a blooded stock writer notes that growth comes from mature, well-balanced rations and correct conditioning, with pastures and feed components affecting behavior and coat quality.

Hihi Forrest Henry Minnesota Thomases

Pasture and swine feeding methods from a 19th century farmer

The document discusses pasture strategies for swine and horses, including clipping, water access, and feed regimens. It emphasizes pasture quality, the value of wind and soil conditions, and the balance of oats linseed meal and corn fodder for horse nutrition, along with general farming practices and observations.

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Story From Durban

A Durban reader recalls a neighbor with a two month old child suffering a severe cough. They used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by applying it to the chest and back, claiming quick relief and cure. The letter, signed by Arthur Shapmes from Natal, describes the home remedy as successful.

Arthur Shapmes Durban Natal South Africa Chamberlain M'Ne Avery Wssguckine Barbee Bros

Fairer Twenty Tears Mrs Minerva Smith Danville Cough Cure

Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville Indiana writes that twenty years of bronchitis resisted relief until using Foley's Honey and Tar. She praises it as the only cough medicine without opiates or poisons that gave relief, noting it cured her coughs and colds. Barber Bros advertises the product.

Owen Dunn Benton Ferry Foley Bright Minerva Smith Danville Barber

Fragmented Farm Field Report From Old Times

A rough OCR fragment describes fields, yields, and field numbers with scattered phrases about acres, pounds, and harvest notes. It mentions field No 6 and 11 and references tasks like cutting and harvest timing, though many words are garbled. The snippet evokes a farm diary tone with estimates and equipment mentions.

Lilien Stevie Firettry Gard Noathty Pacia

Wheat and macaroni demand in European markets

A historical note discusses wheat varieties suited for macaroni, crop adaptation, and quality distinctions. It notes America’s hard wheats for pasta, a growing Italian and European appetite, and that U.S. macaroni wheat production could expand exports as European stocks tighten. N. Sun reports.

Cough Remedies and Odd Barbers Tale

A jumble of advice and odd items notes Fo eyes Honey and Tar as a cough remedy, barber razor controversy, a dance incident in Stowaka Indiana, and a Society debate on beans and lobster. Doan’s Ointment is claimed as a cure with no details.

Great Tunnel Progress in Alpine Simpson Tunnel Work

Dispatches report continued progress on the Simpson tunnel in the Alps with 644 miles drilled north and 4% miles south, leaving 1% mile to complete. Next year will join sections, with air cooling and water spray making conditions bearable. no sickness among 7,000 workers over five years and dust suppressed by Brandt drills.

Simpson Alps

Street Fatalities In New York Stir London Traffic Rules

London police report 1992 metropolitan area traffic deaths total 161 with 112 by wagons or carts and 31 by cabs 5 by electric cars 6 by horses and carriages and 27 by Omnibuses, noting London rules curb reckless driving and police enforce obedience. Also profiles Dessie Barclay a 10 year old girl missing then found with adventures and returned home after posing as a cabin boy amid harbor sights.

New York London Scotland Yard Metropolitan Herve Omutases Dessie Barclay Uedder HLA Marek Los An- Wea Cab Runningeviy San Pedro Fase Springer Marshal Willams Bessie

Frog Famine Reports in Trenton N J Markets Crave Frogs

Trenton faces a frog famine as local demand for frog legs rises in restaurants hotels and among aristocratic families. Reported scarcity follows marsh drainage and hunting shifts while cane hunters command high prices. The piece references a controversial clothes line of claims about cures and a fake testimonial practice amid period advertisements.

Trenton Delaware STROM

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