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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
3
Fragments describe concerns about weak spots and health dangers. Mentions a man with visible outward appearance and illness, plus medical treatment and recovery notes. Names include W. A. Cain of 414 West Maui St Haste Inka Michigan. Local discussion hints at disease and medical advice.
An eclectic page combines a dense schedule of daily and Sunday trains including Express and Santee routes with Sunday-only services, alongside a long column of local church notices naming churches, pastors, and service times such as morning and evening worship, Sunday school, and midweek prayer meetings. The section also contains a health advert for King’s Now Life Pills and a brief medical testimonial.
The TF District Court publishes a notice of appointment and related actions. Wording references asset liquidation, potential property transfers, and a public sale process. The notice also mentions local party involvement and court authority governing the proceedings.
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure for weak kidneys and related heart, stomach, and liver problems. It claims quick improvement, describes a home test, and includes a testimonial from Peter Frey of Woodruff Pennsylvania who was reportedly saved after using three bottles.
Fragmented OCR text shows sales and recommendations involving Gizas, 5Co, Sith, Barber & Son, and references to dates, names, and places like Mt Munising and Te. The passage is garbled but centers on a transaction with a sale and endorsement by Barber & Son amid unclear surrounding details.
An assortment of old time advertisements and copy warnings tout hair loss cures and patent remedies. Claims include preventing baldness with antiseptics, tonics, and extracts. See also travel notes, mineral waters, apealing health claims, and a few endorsements from misdated sources.
In Deadwood South Dakota reports spread of a rich gold find fueling excitement. The town plans a new theater foundation as a symbol of growth and prosperity amid claims of immense placer wealth and rising tourism.
An OCR fragment compiles multiple old time remedy ads praising Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and pneumonia remedy claims and Doan's Ointment for itchy skin. It cites testimonials from patients in Batesville and Columbus and lists Barbar & Son as a retailer.
A Lawrence Kansas notice promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for quiet, mysterious kidney troubles and Bright's disease prevention. It cites local user testimonials, dealer availability, price, and the manufacturers Morter Milburn Co in Buffalo New York as distributor for the United States.
A detailed old description advises beetle bee keepers to handle foul brood with a controlled transfer process. It covers isolating the infected hive, using a queen cage to move brood, transferring bees to a new hive, and carefully reintroducing workers while keeping brood safe. It emphasizes careful observation and staged steps to prevent loss.
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