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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
3
The readable fragments hint at a legal or administrative document with questions and exams, mentioning certificates, disciplines, and examinations. The garbled wording references imports of a writ, questions about exams, and potential penalties or standards, with little coherent storyline or clear entities.
The fragmentary report mentions Charity Balcom describing ongoing health issues and debts paid with insurance before relocating for a song, plus distant references to a case involving a Yorkie and an extended family. The text is garbled though includes names and scattered events without clear chronology or outcomes.
An old advertisement warns of appendicitis from constipation and liver torpor. It claims Dr King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowels. Sold for 25c at O P Barber & Son’s drug store.
A dated discourse analyzes the cocktail issue amid Methodist objections and political commentary. The piece cites Fairbanks and other figures, noting split opinions on cocktails and their influence on public life, while lampooning the culture surrounding drinks and decorum.
The Journal notes a sharp rise in annual print paper costs, forecasting higher prices as trusts influence supply. It argues that paper costs affect newsrooms and readers, linking pricing to broader political aims and public concerns about monopoly power and "trust bust" debate.
The report tells of a Swedish immigrant wife, with son Carl, moving to America after her husband Johnson died days before their planned burial. He had saved to buy land and a cottage, while a school arithmetic book causes controversy due to incorrect answers.
An aging promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as honest, squaredealing medicines with printed ingredients. It lauds their long running popularity, claims superior cures for weak stomach liver and blood issues, and notes the Pleasant Pellets as a trusted, easy to take remedy.
J T Yerkes of Hutchinson Independent urges the State to improve horticulture at the State Agricultural College. He argues the college neglects floriculture and garden trades, urging better exhibition of garden crops and flowers to attract students and support legislation. Burdock Blood Bitters are advertised at article end.
A Hays paper notes street drunkenness and questions how liquor is obtained as an open secret. It warns bays may face an AG investigation if the current situation persists.
A reader exhorts focus on God's blessing rather than national pride, urging study of Deuteronomy chapters 6 and 11. The piece cautions that prosperity can lead to forgetfulness of God and credits divine mercy for rain and fruitfulness.
A health journal article touts a simple remedy from Bi Fluid Extract Dandelion one-half ounce Compound Kargen three ounces Compound ny Sarsaparilia three ounces. A local druggist confirms harmless ingredients, affordable at pharmacies, and praises the regimen for cleansing kidneys and aiding filtration of waste from blood.
A recent conservation at the mill highlighted the care and dedication of workers toward making the cement plant a model in every particular. The men’s interest and pride impressed management as they checked an important piece of work.
The Clark County Tribune critiques politeness as a marker of breeding while promoting Yesas Wonder kidney cure by E W Hall. Electric Bitters is endorsed for aged and female weakness with claims of improved appetite, sleep, and vitality across ages and ailments, via C P Barber druggists.
The article details upcoming university events including mandolin performances, guest speakers, and choir activities. It notes rehearsal schedules, new choruses, and various student participants from multiple towns and universities, with December operetta plans and a Messiah performance before Christmas. Also quoted is a sanitation remark by W. Sadler concerning river water and typhoid fears.
A Kansas City Star notice presents a marriage petition with multilingual phrases indicating cultural attitudes toward marriage and a legal warning. The document lists attorneys J. H. Mitchell and Bishop Mitchell and Henry H. Asher as clerk, noting the petition must be answered by the 14th day of November 1907 or judgment will be entered. The final line brands self-hatred as a willful liar.
A scanning editorial questions the presidents selfies and cigar photos amid discussions of propriety for public figures. It argues critics target Roosevelt for personal choices while praising or condemning his terms and public duties.
Martha Charlton and co plaintiffs file petition in Douglas County District Court on September 19 1907 seeking to quiet title to lot 32 Ohio Street Lawrence against Margaret Forsythe and Mary Stewart alleging deed fraud and competing claim to the property.
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