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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1914
Page
3
A fragmented ad style passage touts a lung remedy claiming to save lives and cure persistent coughs. It mentions a product named Cannyrinse and Advertisements for cures, medical advice, and prices. The text includes scattered names and references to a town and individuals, but specifics are unclear.
An article fragment notes Plymouth First Lawrence Church events and a sixty year anniversary celebration planned for mid October. It mentions gatherings, growth of the city and a doorway to community efforts, with service details and local figures tied to the church.
In 1886 workers began building an urban church whose walls of limestone and plaster faced harsh winter winds. The narrative recalls rough carpentry, unfinished floors, and a pulpit rail improvised from boards, while detailing the era’s segregation tensions and community efforts shaping the new edifice.
An 19th century style medical advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It touts internal absorption, blood and tissue impact, testimonials, and a national bank endorsement while urging purchase through local druggists.
An ex slavery era resident speaks to the Lawrence Board of Education, lamenting lack of formal schooling but expressing strong ambition to learn law. He describes years of work, self study, and reading law to prepare for admission, asking for consideration of private tutoring due to his limited formal education and persistent eagerness for an opportunity to study.
A garbled 19th century note describes Paley's remedy as a treatment for harsh throat irritation and persistent coughs. Mentions names like Fons, Ter mpomid, and Mulay’s Lousy, with claims of relief and oily applications. Sold by G. a Pole ind Tax.
Portuguese minister Viscount de Alte stated Portugal is prepared to joint action with Britain if necessary to oppose Germany. He reaffirmed a treaty of long standing for mutual protection and noted the cabinet ratified a special move to secure recognition of Morta gil as events unfold.
An ad touts Chicaret pills as a cure for stomach discomfort and bowel issues. It promises cleansing the bowels, liver and wastes, claiming relief from headache indigestion and sour stomach. It targets households and even children, urging daily use for health and comfort.
An advertisement touts the Williams treatment for uric acid related illness, claiming rapid relief from digestion issues appetite and sleep problems. It offers 32 doses by mail, demands ten cents to cover sample and postage, and asserts broad effectiveness regardless of prior medical disappointment.
When painting is needed, common sense and property welfare demand quality. The motto contrasts economy seeking cheap work with the call to do it well using Devve Lead and Zinc Pilla.
The Deutsche Tages Zeitung claims Britain pressures for neutrality while Denmark and other Scandinavians are urged to join the war against Germany. Rumors say hostile ships seen in the Skagerrak and Kattegat, possibly British, threaten the region. The London press reports pressure on Scandinavian governments to remain neutral and participate in a broader war effort.
A fragment describes rheumatism as bloodborne and spreading from the digestive process. It claims a remedy or preparation eliminates pains by targeting blood impurities, with mention of capillary action and old remedies. The text is garbled but centers on a blood-based cure for aching joints.
The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. It benefits men, women, and children, regulates bladder issues, and is available by mail for $1.00 with a two month supply. Testimonials claim frequent cures. Barrington Hall coffee supply noted at Home Store.
Brady, editor of the Daily Journal-World, tours Linn County as a Progressive congressional candidate. He meets communities, earning broad support from independent papers and district Democrats. The article cites strong trust in his integrity and expertise, predicting substantial county support in November. Barteldes and Brown figures appear in a brief contest note with scores.
A fragmented note describes Ridney pills and Apid W aiding recovery in Wis. patient, claiming pain eased, strength returned, and sleep improved after initial trials. Mentions Hitchens Nicholson and Gil, with unclear dates and scattered phrases about ailments and bladder issues.
Reported departure planned for Greenport with a days long voyage, noting good progress in fire work and magnetic observations near Hammerfest. The Zephyr crew reached Spitzbergen about 600 miles from the North Pole while noting continuous rain and a glimpse of the midnight sun. Chancellor Strong praised parade conduct as Bottomly and Berwick steered the event with favorable reception. Seats for Bob, a major musical at Bowersock Theatre, are selling fast tonight.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine as a hair product that cleanses, nourishes, and revives hair beauty. It claims Danderine dissolves dandruff, stops breakage, and makes hair grow stronger and shinier, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at drug stores.
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