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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
3
A dense OCR of multiple railroad and express service lines appears, noting daily trains like Kansas City Express and Atlantic papers. The fragment references various routes, schedules, and exceptions including Sundays and holidays.
New York reports discuss British political lines as Gilbert Parker advocates tariff reform with colonial preference. He argues America cannot be converted to free trade quickly, but Britain should pursue imperial reciprocity and prefer Canada in a shifting tariff landscape.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters to combat indigestion and dyspepsia after the war with Japan and Russia. The copy claims many cures over 50 years and urges travelers to consider Wabash and Santa Fe rail options for summer trips with specific sale dates and routes. It also touts Dean's Oinement as a skin whitening remedy.
A French druggist M Desmassons from Arvillers shows methods to collect and preserve spiders and their webs. He uses ether to stiffen bodies then mounts them in alcohol, and has explored preserving webs though with limited success. The article notes photography and an abstract by M Brandicourt.
A brown cat in West Windsor Maine raises two gray squirrels as part of her litter, sharing meals with the kittens. The owner Norris Smart reports the unusual brood and notes the mother cares for all. Also mentions health ad and Colorado engraving offer, and Wabash line scheduling.
An ex worker at the National Biscuit Co. in Lawrence describes cure by Dr Williams Pink Pills for nervous and digestive issues. He credits the pills with stopping nerve twitching, bad appetite and chills after using one box, and endorses them to friends as harmless and effective.
Lawrence Kansas resident C. A. Taylor at 1330 Ohio Street testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dull ache across the loins and kidney inflammation. He reports the remedy eased painful secretions and strengthened his system after years of discomfort. Sold by Dick Bean's drug store with a package price of 60 cents. U.S. distribution by P along-Milburn Co. New York.
A correspondent describes a yearlong pursuit of a smokehouse plan for a barn and basement, debating heat levels, pipe routing, and thermometer placement to achieve a sharper, less penetrating aroma than existing home setups. The note reflects practical experiments and preferences, including oven ideas, venting, and integration with a larger farm building.
A cryptic OCR passage mentions Napthalin and cereal seeds, treples, and a reference to the Wabash line. It notes observation cars in service between Kansas City and St Louis and a fast mail train No. The text lacks clear events or dates.
The city council adopts a resolution authorizing grading of Warren Street and intersecting alleys in Lawrence. The project includes red mud curb, sewer and paving extensions, brick foundations, and payment in ten installments. The clerk is instructed to publish the resolution.
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