Woman's Health and Patented Remedies Promoted
A quảng material promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a delicate women’s tonic for bearing down pains, nervous exhaustion, and weak constitutions. It claims to invigorate the system and reproductive organs, offered by manufacturers with testimonials and free letters from Dr. Pierce. Also advertises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation and the Medical Adviser book, urging purchases through Buffalo, New York sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Hart
Bierce
Tierce
Villa
Pierce
Merce
Hvid Os
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Sategical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Vierce
Draggista
Pierca Ag
Concrete church marks Cleveland cement era in 1900s
In Decatur DL a First Methodist church built last year by George Rackle & Sons of Cleveland showcases concrete as a premium building material. The $20,000 Gothic structure is 103 feet wide and 120 feet deep, with all walls and floors of cement and ornamental forms carved in cement. The Rackles, veteran cement workers, now produce stonelike blocks and decorative features, including concrete burial cages marketed through the Reypian Vault Co. and used in Wade Park fountain and Woodland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Geore Rackle & Sons
Cleveland
Uater
Histeahy
Gene Nacle
Clyveland
Thackle Cumy
Rackle
Herland
Lin
Jon Buihdings
George Tivekel
Wade Ark Fontain
Appellticitis and purgatives in old ad copy
A fragmentary newspaper item cites Appellticitis as worsened by drastic purgatives and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills at Barber and Son drug store. It notes trade decline due to scarce money, but optimism money markets will recover. The piece touches loyalty to hometown and college team scheduling and chautauqua dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C. P. Barber & Son
No Woman Healthy If Kidneys Are Sick
A Jackson era style health notice urges women to treat kidney disease with Dean’s Kidney Pills, claiming toxins from sick kidneys cause bearing down pains and headaches. A patient, Mrs. C. A. Jennings of 815 Ohio St Lawrence, Kansas, credits the remedy with stopping pain and improving secretions after doctors failed. Pills sold by Dick Bros. drug store, 50 cents, Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, agents for US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duan
Lawrence
Luan
C. A. Jennings
Ohio St
Kay
Kidders
Dean
Dick Bros
Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo
York
United Res
Uewane
Advanced Vaudeville at Shubert theater in Kansas City
A varied vaudeville bill will play next week at Shubert theater Kansas City featuring trained seals by Wentward, five men and five women of the Lomlon Hippo drons company, Roman hoop cyclists Mill and Lilyianny, Billy Vac with songs and parodies, Hebrew comedians Jontan and Harvey, Bellman and Meosie, Turley in statue impersonations, and Clinton and Jermin dancing. Matinees 25 and 50 cents, evenings 25 to 73 cents, two shows daily except Sundays night-only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubeet
Wentward
Luke
Pagenes
Woodward
la Heras
Bellman
Meosie
Turley
Clinton Amd Jermin
Shubert Theater
Weather Turns Colder as November Ends
A stiff wind blew this morning and signs of a storm appeared. The temperature dropped and the outlook suggested winter, with the last day of November proving milder than usual but a storm would not be untimely now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnger
Overcome Now Advises DIY Kidney Rheumatism Remedy
A newspaper feature touts a home mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion Cont and Karen, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, and claims it eases rheumatism linked to kidney trouble. It urges taking a teaspoon after meals and at bedtime, promising relief from backache, frequent urination, and general weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaa
Karen
Gove
Sayl
Green Eyes Next Week at Lawrence Theater
The French adaptation Green Eyes by William Gillette receives praise for its style and balance of comedy and drama. Edna Hopkins and Elmer Sigler star as Gertrude and Oliver West with supporting turns by Miss Critchfield, Mr. Vaillance, and Dorothea McKight. Advance tickets go on sale Tuesday at seven for 25, 50, 75 and 1 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Theater Geers
Willeiam
Szreen
Twss Critchfield
Mr. Vaillance
John Weatherby
Senora Gonzales
Dorothea McKyight
A Hard Debt to Pay
G S Clark of Westfeld Iowa credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his life from severe lung trouble after a dry hacking cough. He reports the cough ceased after one bottle and a full cure after two more bottles. The product is guaranteed by O P Barber Son druggists with trials offered free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Clark
Westfeld
Iowa
O. P. Barber & Son
Personal visits span Kansas City and surrounding towns
Purely personal notes list Moore and many others traveling to Olathe DeSoto Kansas City Gardner Noris Muskogee and Leavenworth for visits holidays or to spend time with relatives. Individuals named include Sophia Dogt Grace Steller Laura J. Cowles Nellie Treworgy J A Henley Hubach C H Holmes J B Wood M J Banks L A White E D Stew A B Havens and Carrie Cox with travels noted during Thanksgiving holiday and visits with relatives or friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Olathe
Sophia Dogt
DeSoto
Grace Steller
Kansas ‘City
Laura J. Cowles
Kan‘sas City
Nellie Treworgy
Kansas City
J. A. Henley
Hubach
Small Son
C. H. Holmes
J. B.wood
Ciardner
M. J. Banks
L.A. White
E. D. Stew
Ienten
A.B. Havens
Hese Havens
Leavenworth
J. ‘Morrow
Muskogee
Oklo
Grace Cox
Misa
Carrie Cox
Noris
Kansas
Captain John G. Haskell Funeral and Life of a Kansas Architect
The funeral for Captain John G. Haskell was held at the family home with Congregational ministers and friends in attendance. A lifelong Lawrence resident and pioneer architect, he contributed to Kansas state buildings, served as quartermaster in the Civil War, and remained active in Plymouth Church and local matters until his death in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Haskell
Captain Haskell
Win
We Bult
Whannath
Harkell Wis
Lonz
L. Pullene
Robert Morrow
OO A
Manson
Edwards A. Bailey
Diex
A. Manksnor
OL RL Lesenand
Haskell
The
Congregational Law
George Karebat
Jorge — Berry
Misie
May River
Miss Gerrmide
Oak Hill Cemetery
Capt
Maskell
Job Gideon Haskell
Milton
Chitterton County
Vermont
Wilhriham
Masa
Aml
Brown University
New England
Steger Haskell
England
Beverly
Mass
Adquilln ” Chase
New Hercyport
John Chase
Boston
Kansas
Lawrence
Territory of
Otten
Senate
State ‘University
Frazier Hall
Snowball
Nlaskell Institute
Indian School
Government Postance
Topeka
George W. Calamere
United States Service
Lincoln
James G. Bloot
Army
Frontier
Hg.wse
James H. Lane
Blant
John McNiel
Ft. Smith, Ark
Schofield
Bt. Louis
Little Rock
Mier
Fyresi
Johnson
United States
S. J. Crawsend
Kansee
Haskell Beestte
Plynwuth Congregational Elurch
Iti
Tle
Orat
Testars
Kaussain
Mr. Haskell
Mary Elizabeth Annghter
Luther Qurt
Wilbratam
Harriet Hiss
William Mcliuald
Mabel Fuss
Theodore Biss
Theodore
Sisskell
Snd
Althoneh
Lawrencs Oul
Tonneil
Plymouth
Kidney trouble and Swamp Root advertised cure
An old newspaper fragment discusses kidney and bladder ailments in children and adults, praising Swamp-Root by Kilmer. It mentions samples and free literature, cites Dr Kilmer Co, and includes a stray railroad anecdote about train service and two-cent fares amid public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingharon
N.Y
Frayer Ad and Catarrh Cure Notice From 1907
Frayer praises Bucklen Arnica Salve for quick healing of sore burns and wounds while Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims before Toledo notary public F J Cheney Co offers $100 per case cured. Also a final notice in Douglas County Kansas Probate Court for executor Fred E Deskins seeks discharge after settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Licae
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
F. J. Chenet & CO
Lawrence Daily Journal
Christopher Deskins
Douglas County
Kanees
Fred E. Desekins
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Tom Wee
Thorse
Saamen Wall
M. Summers
Riviere
Jesus
Tharab-Gueme
Bryan
ORINO
A. Railroad
Lece
Bucklen
J. Q. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
O. P. Barber & Bono's
Fiske
Jie
Eureka
Ford
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