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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1907

Page

3

New Telephone Subscribers in Missouri and Kansas Directory

Supplemental list for the Missouri and Kansas telephone directory dated October 1 1907 shows new subscribers by main number and name across multiple states. Entries include Frankes Agrelius 1424 New York and numerous others with residences and list numbers, indicating expanded service in several locales and by various individuals and firms.

Missouri & Kansas Telephone Diretory Agrelius Frankes New York Allemania Club Tennessee Andersen Aton Livery Vertuoul Fartay Askey Thaindy Varnett Mary AL Mes Wes Oh Berry da Jos Weel Erb Tassett Geewides Bessie Miss Rey Tiesuten Ants Profuk Lapits Bander Inuk Wayers Wanda Mace Asa Shenwei Mare Ella Res Ath Cihta

Fragmentary Directory Snippet With scattered addresses and notes

A garbled OCR excerpt lists numerous residential and street addresses interspersed with names and partial notes. The legible items include Rhode Island and New York addresses, several Main Street references, names such as Morrison and Leland, and scattered references to streets, residents, and occupations, all largely incomplete.

Rhode Island Morris Sara Mass Ores TNT Omagh Res Vanes

Foley’s Honey and Tar Cure Referenced In Local Card

A faded card touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs, colds, and grippe with claims of lung healing and pneumonia prevention. It warns against opiate presence and notes a genuine yellow package sold by Barber and Son, praising the Englewood Tribune as a trusted local paper.

Foley Hefusa Substitutes Barber & Son Englewood

Kansas City Football Echoes from 1899 era Smith Controversy

The piece recalls Thomas Davenport Smith of Dia watha as a prominent 1899 Kansas State football figure and Republican candidate. It reflects on early football brutality, notable games, and Smith's postgame public image amid Kansas City press reactions.

Weak kidneys link to weak bodies and remedies

An 1890s style medical ad copy warns that overwork, strain, and other causes weaken kidneys and harm the whole body. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a direct kidney remedy and cites testimonials and claims of cure, with a generic warning about deafness and catarrh cures offered by the same firm.

Bright Hisney M.A. Thaler Pru Obie Aly Dean Lilly Dick Bros Eli Indiana Fosters Milburn Co Buffalo New York United Laker Dean’s Jane Pando FF. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Jene Hall

Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted As Pure Remedy

The advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as alcohol free and made from native forest roots. It claims it purifies blood aids digestion and regulates bowels while curing catarrhal head and throat issues and chronic coughs linked to consumption. It urges patient use with no miracles and lists broad endorsement by medical leaders.

Dr. Pierce Sre Grkqing Pierce Dr. Vierce

University Notes Highlight Campus Events and Registration

Friday wind parade planned with fountain prank postponed due to frost. Dean Green will lead chapel exercises. Vesper Club meets Tuesday at seven thirty in church. the oratorio The Messiah to be studied. Poverty lectures by Deutt Blackmar and a New Testament study class start at Congregational Sunday School. New registration method shows success after opening week. Mandolin Club holds first rehearsal with 35 new members and many more expected. 39 Baker School alumni enrolled this term.

Dean Green Law School Strom University Chureh Congregational Mandolin Club Baker Finasic Ker University of Kansas Tayi

Orino Laxative Syrup Promotes Digestive Comfort

An advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as improving digestion and clearing blotched complexions by stimulating the liver and bowels. It claims the product does not nauseate and is mild to take, urging readers to remember the name and reject substitutes. The piece also mentions political remarks about Oklahoma Republicans and race, noting Hays has zero Black voters.

Orino Barber & Son

Immigrant Actor Portrays Irish Tale In Local Play

Leo Duirichstein stars in Wag enhals Kemper production Before and After, an Irish immigrant story soon to be seen here. At City Is a reception followed by the Inah American Athletic Club games in his honor, with several events and one or two world records. The Broad Jump drew cheers as athletes boasted a great leap, with locals hailing the performance and the newcomer joking about an easier two jumps.

Thomas Davenport Smith Diawatha Smith Kansas T. Davenport Smith F. Wagment South Sipiths Mr. Smith Gunn Ose Guere Amyre Mpussilly de Huet Hane Surf Vecetition Pho Dot Furs Etprain Deane Naticas City Swame Debyeanos Uniersity Kansas City Nebraska Ail Inter Neeshtiekae Jte Lannavuee Expo Miepe Sya Hamill Dendletum Sleller Morley Mosse ‘Vue Harry Heller Sway Lewis Haskell Swans Beyo Voss Leo Duirichstein Wagenhals & Kemper Inah American Athletic Club City Isand

Sunday School Class Surprises Teacher W Miller

Last night the girls of J W Miller's Sunday school class invited outsiders for a surprise party with a fine lunch. The event honored their teacher's Sunday school work and was enjoyed by all present. Lawrence will have two more butcher chops soon and Byron Jones awaits his fixtures. Edmonds T 8.

W. Miller J. W. Miller Lawrence Byron Jones Edmonds

Ladies Literary Clubs Form Year Begins

The Ladies Literary Clubs opened their year with the first meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Officers for the federation are listed and members pledge enthusiasm to boost the city federation. nonmembers and interested women are invited to join.

City Federation Federation

Friends in Council Opens Year with American History Focus

The Friends in Council held their first meeting on Tuesday afternoon at Tenn. St with Mrs H B Prenszner presiding. Current events were presented by Mrs BR D O Leary who noted the recent deaths of four prominent artists. Mrs Prenszner highlighted James Monroe's career and memorable incidents. Mrs Lewis of Oak Park NL attended as a guest.

Friends In Council H. B. Prenszner Tenn BR. D. O.leary James Monroe Mes Prenszner Lewis Oak Park Ladies Literary League H. B. Asher America 8. A. Addis Mra. Rumell

Local clubs hold varied programs and talks

No Name Club, Quivira, Review, Lawrence Reading, Ingleside, West Side, Ventura, and Ladies Literary League opened sessions with roll calls followed by vacation notes, talks on Burns, Glimpses of Charlemagne, and papers on New England literature, Hull House, and American literature. speakers included Mrs. A L Selig, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Brien, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Huddleston, Mrs. Reed er, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. J. W. Scott, and Mrs. H. B. Asher.

No Name Club If Cartean A. L. Selig Quiviria Club Quivira Club Stone Robert Burned Burns Brien Wallace Whitman Liurns Lawrence Reading Club A. Reeder Barry Becker Fitch New England Ingleside Club Stanford J. W. Scott Avon Apaper Henry Moore Ventura Club Robert Morrow Julia Righter Mary Walkers Bertha Badsky Hull House Mixa Helen Schaeffer

Charity talk ends with discussion and refreshments

Mrs. Fitch led an afternoon session titled Charity is Helping others who help themselves. The gathering closed with a warm discussion and refreshments.

Worm Has Turned in People's Organization Collapse

Elmer Myers denounces the group as the people’s people, refuses further support, and laments losses from last year totaling $2154 as the crowd dissipates, leaving the organization in disarray and strained finances.

People’s People Elmer Myers Syed Leching Myurs

Kidney Disease Threatens Public Health Prompting Home Remedy Advice

A historical notice urges widespread publicity for Dr Fluwd's prescription as a practical solution to rising kidney and related ailments. It promotes Floil Extract Cascara Aragatlc with Aromatic Elixie, advising readers to mix ingredients at home and take a teaspoon after meals and before bed.

Fluwd

G W Ham Dead in Williamstown After Long Life

G W Ham died at his home in Williamstown Monday at an advanced age. Born in Rowan County Kentucky in 1825 he moved west in 1868 and settled in Jefferson County Kansas. He leaves a wife and five sons George Milton Lafe Taylor and Nelson. Funeral services were conducted by Rev D A Shutt at the Williamstown school house with interment in Cutlerwood cemetery.

G. W. Lam Williamstown Mam Jefferson County George Milton Lafe Taylor Nelson Ham D. A. Shutt Perry Schiool House Willamstown Cutlerwood George Washington Ham Rowan County Kansas Methodist Climbch Kentucky Christian Church Tie Hix L’erry Mirror

Out of Sight Arnica Salve Ad Claims Quick Healing

An Old saying notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals sore, burn or wound quickly. Piles and chilblains disappear under its influence. Guaranteed by C. P. Barker & Son, Druggist, for 25 cents.

C. P. Barker & Son

First Home Football Game Opens Season at McCook Field

The opening game of the season underway this afternoon on McCook field features Jewell College against the State University. The University squad is reported in good condition and the matchup is billed as the home team's first trial this season.

McCook Field Jewell College The State University

Thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen by most

The article warns of widespread kidney disease, noting its high prevalence and how patients and doctors often overlook the ailment. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy and urges readers to follow the paper's guidance, including mentioning the product and its seller.

de. Kilmer

Doctor’s Warning Fades as Foley’s Kidney Cure Restores Porter Fry

Porter Fry of Woodruff, Pa recounts two years of decline despite multiple physicians in Waynesburg. After a friend recommended Foley’s Kidney Cure and three bottles were taken, Fry recovered fully, ending the illness he expected would end his life. Jealousy among neighboring towns remains a byword in a local dispute.

Porter Fry Woodruff Waynesburg Foley Barber & Son

Dr King’s New Life Pills Fight Appendi citis

An old advertisement notes the so called danger of appendicitis from liver torpor and constipation. It claims Dr King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowel habits. Available for 25 cents at O P Barber & Son’s drug store.

Washerwomen of Atchison Form Union Over Higher Fees

The washerwomen of Atchison form a union amid rising washing costs. The town’s well regarded ladies oppose the higher charges and voice discontent at the increased household burden.

Notice of Final Settlement in Lawrence Estate Case

Public legal notice in Douglas County Kansas states Martha Charlton and others sue over lot 32 on Ohio Street with Margaret Forsythe claiming deed. Executor J H Mitchell seeks court approval for services and fees and to discharge estate. final settlement to be made November 11 1907.

Lawrence Daily Journal District Court Douglas County Kansas Martha Charlton Edwin IL Charlton Emma J. Meade Katie Ewing Margaret Forsythe Mary Stewart State of Edwin L. Charlton Ohio Street Lawrence Element Zabeth B. Cox A. D J. H. Mitchell Ness Bishop J. H. Asher Ink District Court

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