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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text describes a weekly edition of a Lawrence newspaper, the Journal. It mentions masthead details, editorials on reform, law, banking, and public figures, and references to editorials about mercy, justice, and medical experts, plus a note on President Tooker.
A fragmented passage questions why the president hides traits and whether honesty in other matters implies truth about seeking another term. It recalls a man named Dailey who died and was praised for friendliness, yet some allege his favors were self serving and not sincerely offered.
The government pure food law safeguards the public from injurious ingredients in foods and drugs. Ely's Cream is praised as a remedy for colds, while the package warns of certain drugs and substances that must be listed to meet legal requirements.
Robert Stanr of Shawyse county announces his support for Stone as a candidate. He emphasizes decency and dedication to reform, aiming to align government with public wishes. Stone is presented as a steadfast, conviction driven figure expected to deliver a strong speech.
David Parker of Fayette N Y who lost a foot at Gettysburg writes that Electric Bitters cured his stomach trouble and saved money on medicines He calls it a grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses a great alterative and body builder especially for a lame back and weak kidneys The druggists O P Barker Sun guarantee it priced 50 cents
A call is growing to replace the old river bridge with a durable structure funded by a collaboration of the street car company and county and city authorities. Citizens fear the current bridge may be unsafe if traffic increases or a flood occurs, stressing the need for a lasting solution.
An advertisement touts the Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It promotes a $1 bottle covering two months of treatment sold by a druggist or by mail and invites testimonials from Dr. E W Hall of St Louis. It ends with a moral about rewards in heaven and prompt action.
Fragmentary report references Dishegh L La tft and a forthcoming consistory by Pope Pius daily near Tel. It mentions aspirants Avebishya, Farley and Inehvid from cities Philadelphia New York and Minneapolis, who are anxious about elevation.
The Milan Opera Company, in Kansas City, presents a striking ensemble with skilled sopranos and a capable orchestra. Readers note their refined performance style and polished stage presence, praised as a revelation in contemporary opera. For bookings or quick transport, contact Chris Munsinger at given numbers. Billie Williamson advertises Baby Ribbon Cigarage.
Unrding, formerly with Carl Hoffman Music of Kansas City, relocates to Lawrence and offers piano tuning and repair for pianos and all instruments. Bell phone 152. Also advertised gun and lock repairs with no fix no pay, mass sale factory work and reasonable prices. FAW Burk at 1017 Mass, home phone 163. Bicycle repairs offered by F. W. Ronk at 17 Mass St. Gas lights mantles globes by Kennedy Ernst at 826 Mass St. Both Paynes 341.
Advertises bargain prices at gas heating stores and a general line of household goods. Mentions L. L. Riling Mercantile Co 720 Mass St, A Protsch new HQ at 841 Mass St, tailoring, clothing by Clifton Z Hiatt 919 Mass St, money loans, Abe Wolfson 675, and Simmons & Son Warren Street Meat Market with in-house meat processing. Brevity kept to local trade notices and store promotions.
The article touts the product as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver ailments backed by forty years of experience. It cites active roots and extracts, mentions physicians who endorse it, and states the preparation uses pure digestible alcohol. It warns readers to obtain the free booklet and notes pricing and delivery details.
A chaotic fragment describes a Ladies’ Eye Wad gathering in SAN McComb. Mrs EB Astor judged poetry, Ke handled calls, and readings included “The Tibgvin a mle a Te Winshaw” plus “The Stanpe te Shakespeare.” Mrs George Lean and Mrs Miller hosted, with fable readings and hymns.
West Side Study Club hosted by E. Smith. Members read Katharina by J. G. Helland. Shrewsbury contributed a magazine article. Ventura Club planned a theater piece. Round Table discussed Roads and Giardells with Melvin's assistance. Quivera Club featured Coleridge readings led by Lara Kugleo. Zodiac Club explored American Landscape. No Name Club had no meeting. Hopkins to lecture on American Literature next week at Mrs. Beeler’s home. An OTC ad promotes Quinine Tablets with a jokey pawnbroker reference.
A jumble of advertisements lists Wanted notices for farm goods and supplies, sale items including cows, sewing machines, stoves, and a corn husking story. Mentions W. L. Paddleton, Hosford Investment Co, J. M. F., and W. H. Pendleton with addresses on Mass St, Indiana St, and Mississippi corner, plus a note on Gus Brune’s corn husking record.
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